Pakistan Women host New Zealand Women in three One-Day Internationals which will be part of the ICC Women's Championship and also four Twenty20 Internationals between 31st October and 14th November.
Hannah Rowe led New Zealand Women's brilliance with the ball as they restricted Pakistan Women to 89 for eight and later chased down the target with ease in 11 overs with seven wickets in hand in the fourth and final Twenty20 International and completed a 4-0 series whitewash.
Suzie Bates scored an unbeaten 65 run knock to help New Zealand Women post 126 for four following Hannah Rowe and Amelia Kerr shared five wickets between them to bowl out Pakistan for 84 runs and complete a 42 run victory in the final Twenty20 International in Sharjah.
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Sophie Devine and Suzie Bates scored 70 and 52 respectively as New Zealand Women overpowered Pakistan Women by 39 runs in the second Twenty20 International in Sharjah to take the series 2-0.
After Sophie Devine and Katey Martin scored blistering knocks to take New Zealand Women to 147 for eight, a collective effort from the bowlers saw them restrict Pakistan Women to 132 for seven in the chase and complete a 15 run victory in the first Twenty20 International in Sharjah.
After a four-wicket haul from Sana Mir reduced New Zealand Women to 155, a collective batting effort from Pakistan Women saw them chase down the target in 48.5 overs with five wickets in hand in the third One-Day International in Sharjah.
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After a combined effort from New Zealand Women restricted Pakistan Women to 147 runs, Sophie Devine led the chase with a breezy 62 run knock to help her team complete the chase in 24 overs with seven wickets in hand in the second One-Day International to take the series 2-0.
Sophie Devine scored a brilliant century as New Zealand resisted top order brilliance from Pakistan to win the first One-Day International in Sharjah by eight runs and get their first points in the ICC Women's Championship.
Pakistan will get their first chance in the ICC Women's Championship when they host New Zealand in a three-match One-Day International series in Sharjah.
Former New Zealand all-rounder Andre Adams has been appointed as the bowling coach of White Ferns for their upcoming series against Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates.