Yorkshire County Cricket Club have strengthened their batting with the signing of New Zealand international Jeet Raval.

A brilliant hundred from New Zealand's Sophie Devine took the White Ferns to a four-wicket win in the final Royal London ODI at Leicester.

England Captain Heather Knight is looking forward to the third Royal London ODI between England and New Zealand at the Fischer County Ground on Friday (2pm start).

England produced an efficient team performance to beat New Zealand by 142 runs at Emerald Headingley and go 1-0 up in the Royal London ODI series.

New Zealand Women won the toss and decided to bat at the Cloudfm County Ground, Chelmsford this afternoon in the Final of the T20I Tri Series against England.

A half-century from Sarah Taylor and three wickets from Player of the Match Anya Shrubsole led England to a comfortable seven-wicket win over New Zealand.

England enjoyed a mixed day in their Vitality IT20 Tri-Series double-header, losing to South Africa but beating New Zealand to leave themselves top of the group on four points.

Amelia Kerr, the 17-year old right-handed batter from Wellington in New Zealand, re-wrote the record books this week and dominated the Ireland Women’s bowling attack in a third consecutive win for the White Ferns.

Amelia Kerr, the 17-year old right-handed batter from Wellington in New Zealand, re-wrote the record books today and dominated the Ireland Women’s bowling attack in a third consecutive win for the White Ferns.

The New Zealand White Ferns have gone 2-0 up against Ireland Women in the three-match Women’s One-Day International series in Dublin, becoming the first side to score more than 400 in consecutive ODIs.

The New Zealand White Ferns have gone 1-0 up against Ireland Women in the three-match Women’s One-Day International series in Dublin, in the process hitting a world record team total for the ODI format (for women or men).

The New Zealand White Ferns, the third-ranked team in the world, has completed a dominant win over a courageous Ireland Women’s team at YMCA Sports Club in Dublin.

England failed to win the second Test mainly due to stubborn resistance from Ish Sodhi for New Zealand who registered a great Test series win over England.

England came back against New Zealand, at Christchurch, in April, with a century second wicket partnership between James Vince and Mark Stoneman. Vince hit 76, and Stoneman a career-best 60, helping England to lead by 231 on the 3rd day.

After Stuart Broad's four-wicket haul troubled New Zealand early, fifties from BJ Watling and Colin de Grandhomme helped them recover and post 192 for six at stumps on day two of the second Test in Christchurch.

Jonny Bairstow rescued England with an unbeaten 97 run-knock as they went on to post 290 for eight at stumps on day one of the second Test against New Zealand in Christchurch.

A home series victory against England at home has been a rare achievement for New Zealand but they will have an opportunity to accomplish when the two teams lock horns with each other in the second and final Test in Auckland.

New Zealand leg-spinner Todd Astle will miss the second and final Test against England in Christchurch due to an injury.

England skipper Joe Root denied reports of any ball-tampering act carried by the Australian players during the recently concluded Ashes series between the two sides.

Trent Boult, Neil Wagner and Todd Astle all picked three wickets apiece as New Zealand overcame stern resistance from England on the final day to win the day-night Test in Auckland by an innings and 49 runs and claim a 1-0 unassailable lead in the series.