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The ICC would like to thank all its commercial partners for their support of ICC Women’s World T20 2018 3

WELCOME ICC Chief Executive

Greetings and a warm welcome to members of the media who are in the West Indies to cover the ICC Women’s World 2018

This is the second time that the event is being organised in The coverage you, the media, deliver is crucial to the the and already it is breaking boundaries before future success of the game. Thank you for your efforts and it’s even started. It is the very first standalone ICC Women’s if the ICC media team can do anything to ensure your coverage David World T20 event. It is the first time all 23 matches from an ICC is the very best it can be, please do let them know. They have Richardson Women’s World T20 have been broadcast and it is the first time put in place top-class media facilities at venues and worked out the Decision Review System will be used at any ICC World T20 a robust supply of editorial material, images, audios and videos event. May the records continue to tumble on the field of play! through the tournament to support your work.

I have no doubt that this event will continue to set new With the West Indies getting to defend their title at home, standards for the women’s game, building on the momentum the tournament has certainly aroused a high level of interest in of last year’s ICC Women’s World Cup. There is a growing the region and the event promises to encapsulate everything appetite for women’s around the world. In the first that is so special about cricket in the Caribbean – that unique ever global market research project undertaken by the ICC this combination of fantastic cricket, music and entertainment. year, two thirds of our one billion plus fans were interested in women’s cricket, whilst 70% of them wanted more coverage. I would like to thank on behalf of the ICC for hosting this event and I would also like to thank all the This all adds up to such an exciting time for the women’s game ground staff and volunteers for their efforts in preparing for and everyone at the ICC is committed to accelerating this growth. and hosting the event, as well as the ICC staff who are working ICC events offer a wonderful shop window for the women’s game, on this event. showcasing competitive cricket to a global audience. 4

WELCOME President, Cricket West Indies

We welcome the world to the West Indies, for this, the first ever stand-alone ICC Women’s World T20

This is another event being held in the region which is part of Our goals will not be complete without a legacy program our role as a key sporting destination. With the best women’s in place and we want this Championship to serve as cricketers assembling, we expect fierce competition and encouragement for young women to get involved in cricket. exciting moments for all categories of our fans. There is a wide range of opportunities available on and off the field and Cricket West Indies continues to facilitate Whycliffe ‘Dave’ While we seek to entertain our fans, we have also set our sights on the WINDIES Women successfully defending their that pathway through its technical, administrative and Cameron title. We are fully aware of the battle which will be ensued on business propositions. the field of play from all the teams in the competition as all The West Indies, ICC and its business partners have combined teams will be looking to dethrone us. their efforts to put on one of the best shows in the sporting We also pause to recognize the women who went through business. We therefore would like you to join us in this the qualifiers, and Ireland, who will join amazing opportunity to be a part of this spectacular show, other ladies from , England, India, New Zealand, while we attempt to meet the business goals and inspire the , South Africa, Sri Lanka and the West Indies for next generation of women in and out of the West Indies. the showdown, November 9 – 24. We thank the people and We look to an exciting Championship. #WatchThis government of host countries , St Lucia and Antigua and Barbuda for all the work they have put in place. One Love 5

CONTENTS

01 TOURNAMENT INFORMATION 03 ESSENTIAL MEDIA INFORMATION 05 OFFICIALS About the Tournament...... 7 Essential Media Information...... 16 Referees...... 91 Match Schedule...... 9 Antigua About the Venue...... 19 Umpires...... 92 Cricket Information...... 11 Antigua Venue Map...... 20 Antigua About the City...... 21 06 TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 02 CONTACTS Guyana Essential Info...... 22 Overall Records...... 94 ICC Media and Communication...... 13 Guyana About the Venue...... 23 Team Statistics...... 100 Venue Media Managers...... 14 Guyana Venue Map...... 24 Team Media...... 14 Guyana About the City...... 25 07 ICC INITIATIVES St Lucia About the Venue...... 26 Cricket for Good...... 131 St Lucia Venue Map...... 27 Community Outreach Programme...... 132 St Lucia About the City...... 28

04 TEAM PROFILES Australia...... 30 Bangladesh...... 36 England...... 42 India...... 48 Ireland...... 54 New Zealand...... 60 Pakistan...... 66 South Africa...... 72 Sri Lanka...... 78 Windies...... 84 SECTION 01 | TOURNAMENT INFORMATION 6

SECTION 01 TOURNAMENT INFORMATION SECTION 01 | TOURNAMENT INFORMATION 7

ABOUT THE TOURNAMENT

The upcoming ICC Women’s World T20 will be the sixth edition of the tournament but the first held as a stand-alone event.

The tournament was first held in England along Australia are the most successful team in the with the men’s event, as were the following four competition, having won three titles, while editions. But with the rapid progress that the England and defending champions the West women’s game has seen the past few years, Indies have lifted the trophy once each. holding it separately was a natural progression. The tournament is being played on a league- The success of the ICC Women’s World Cup cup-knockout basis. The West Indies are placed 2017 in England and Wales last year and the in Group A along with England, South Africa, cricket culture of the West Indies are expected Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, while Australia, India, to combine and produce a memorable 16-day New Zealand, Pakistan and Ireland are in Group event that runs from 9-24 November in Antigua, . Two teams from either group will advance to Guyana and St Lucia. The West Indies are the semi-finals, which will be staged in Antigua, hosting the event for the second time, having also the venue for the final. also organised it with great success in 2010. Joining the eight direct entrants in the For the first time, all matches of an ICC women’s tournament are Bangladesh and Ireland, who tournament will be broadcast live and the made it through the Qualifiers held in the Decision Review System will be used in an ICC Netherlands in July 2018. World T20 event for the first time. SECTION 01 | TOURNAMENT INFORMATION 8

ABOUT THE TOURNAMENT

PAST TOURNAMENTS

YEAR VENUE WINNERS RUNNERS-UP VICTORY MARGIN 2009 England England New Zealand 6 2010 West Indies Australia New Zealand 3 runs 2012 Sri Lanka Australia England 4 runs 2014 Bangladesh Australia England 6 wickets 2016 India West Indies Australia 8 wickets

PRIZE MONEY

ICC WOMEN’S WT20 PRIZE MONEY BREAKUP IN USD$ Winner 1 $ 250,000 $ 250,000 Runner Up 1 $ 125,000 $ 125,000 Semi Finalist 2 $ 62,500 $ 125,000 Group Match Win 20 $ 9,500 $ 190,000 Group Stage Exit 6 $ 10,000 $ 60,000 TOTAL $ 750,000 SECTION 01 | TOURNAMENT INFORMATION 9

MATCH SCHEDULE

GROUPINGS

GROUP A GROUP B West Indies (WI) Australia (AUS) England () New Zealand (NZ) Sri Lanka (SL) Pakistan (PAK) South Africa (SA) India (IND) Bangladesh (BAN) Ireland (IRE)

WARM-UP MATCHES

DAY GUYANA ST. LUCIA ANTIGUA 1100 4pm 8pm 12 noon 4pm 8pm 12 noon 4pm 8pm Saturday 03-Nov SA PAK ENG v AUS Sunday 04-Nov BAN v IRE WI v IND SL v NZ Monday 05-Nov Tuesday 06-Nov SA v AUS Q1 v PAK Wednesday 07-Nov ENG v IND WI v NZ SL v IRE Thursday 08-Nov SECTION 01 | TOURNAMENT INFORMATION 10

MATCH SCHEDULE

GROUP STAGE

DAY GUYANA ST. LUCIA ANTIGUA 1100 4pm 8pm 12 noon 4pm 8pm 12 noon 4pm 8pm Friday 09-Nov NZ v IND AUS v PAK WI v BAN Saturday 10-Nov ENG v SL Sunday 11-Nov IND v PAK AUS v IRE Monday 12-Nov ENG v BAN SL v SA Tuesday 13-Nov PAK v IRE AUS v NZ Wednesday 14-Nov SL v BAN WI v SA Thursday 15-Nov IND v IRE NZ v PAK Friday 16-Nov ENG v SA WI v SL Saturday 17-Nov IND v AUS NZ v IRE Sunday 18-Nov WI v ENG SA v BAN

SEMI-FINALS FINAL

DAY ANTIGUA DAY ANTIGUA 12 noon 4pm 8pm 12 noon 4pm 8pm Thursday 22-Nov Semi A1 v B2 Semi A2 v B1 Saturday 24-Nov Final SECTION 01 | TOURNAMENT INFORMATION 11

CRICKET INFORMATION

PLAYING CONDITIONS ANTI-DOPING ANTI-CORRUPTION The full playing conditions for the ICC Women’s The ICC has a zero-tolerance approach to doping and Cricket is considered by many to be a world leader in World T20 2018 are available in the resources section is a signatory of the World Anti-Doping Agency since the fight against corruption in sport and strives to do its of the Online Media Zone and on the official website July 2006. The ICC Anti-Doping Code, compliant with best to work towards the vision to ‘Keep Cricket Clean’. the WADA Code, ensures cricket plays its part in the icc-cricket.com All players and officials who take part in the top global fight against drugs in sport. level of international cricket pass through the ACU’s THE DUCKWORTH-LEWIS-STERN METHOD Information on the ICC’s Anti-doping Code can be education programme. The ICC’s Anti-Corruption found on the ICC website: https://www.icc-cricket. Managers coordinate the ACU’s prevention measures The Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method sets revised com/about/integrity/anti-doping/code and are present at every ICC tournament and targets in rain-interrupted limited-overs matches, international series to ensure that strict anti-corruption taking into consideration the -scoring resources protocols are enforced at all venues, particularly at the disposal of the two sides. Information on the ANTI-RACISM around the dressing room areas. --S method can be found on the ICC website: The ICC has a strict Anti-Racism Code that confirms Information on the ICC’s Anti-Corruption Code can https://www.icc-cricket.com/about/cricket/rules- a level of commitment from the ICC and its Members be found at the ICC website: https://www.icc-cricket. and-regulations/duckworth-lewis-stern to promote and encourage participation at all levels, com/about/integrity/anti-corruption/about-us regardless of race, religion, culture, colour, descent, national or ethnic origin and to ensure that there is no discrimination in the sport. The diverse history and culture of the game draws people together. There is a strong tradition of fans from rival teams enjoying matches alongside each other, while cricket players too are known to mingle with each other and often help each other out with the technicalities of the game. Information on the ICC’s Anti-Racism Policy can be found at the ICC website: https://www.icc-cricket. com/about/integrity/anti-racism SECTION 02 | CONTACTS 12

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CONTACTS

MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS Claire Furlong Philip Spooner ICC General Manager Head of Media and Communications, The ICC Media and Communications team Strategic Communications ICC Women’s World T20 2018 will oversee media liaison and operations -mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] during the tournament covering three Tel (UAE): +971 50 640 1106 Tel (West Indies): +1 268 725 4035 venues and will be helped by personnel Tel (West Indies): +1 268 788 1528 of the CWI.

C. Rajshekhar Rao Michael Gibson ICC Manager PR & Communications Officer: Media and Communications ICC Global Events E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Tel (UAE): +971 50 554 5029 Tel (West Indies): +1 268 785 6880 Tel (West Indies): +1 268 785 5090

For media accreditation issues, please write to [email protected] or get in with . Rajshekhar Rao SECTION 02 | CONTACTS 14

CONTACTS

VENUE MEDIA MANAGERS TEAM MEDIA CONTACTS TEAM MEDIA CONTACTS CONTINUED ANTIGUA AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND Marcella Andre Lucy Williams (Media Manager) James Bennett E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Tel: +1 268 725 5250 BANGLADESH PAKISTAN GUYANA Nazbul Abedin (Manager) Abdul Raqeeb (Team Manager) John Ramsingh E-mail: [email protected] Tel: +1 268 788 1910 E-mail: [email protected] Tel: +1 268 788 1520 Tel: +592 608 7308 SOUTH AFRICA ENGLAND Sipokazi Sokanyile (Media Manager) ST LUCIA Henry Cowen (Media Manager) E-mail: [email protected] MacNaughton McLean E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] SRI LANKA Tel: +1 758 720 1924 INDIA Varuna Waragoda (Manager) Trupti Bhattacharya (Manager) Tel: +1 268 788 1952 Tel: +1 268 788 1598 WEST INDIES IRELAND Dario Barthley (Media Manager) Craig Easdown (Media Manager) Tel: +1 268 720 6976 E-mail: [email protected] SECTION 03 | ESSENTIAL MEDIA INFORMATION 15

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ESSENTIAL MEDIA INFORMATION

A full accreditation system The accreditation cards can be collected from: Written press and photographers must collect their accreditation from one of the accreditation centres is operational for all the ANTIGUA shown above. All accreditations cards must be collected ICC WWT20 Accreditation Office in person. You will be asked to produce the photo venues of the ICC Women’s Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Ground identity document you provided when you applied World T20 2018. North Sound, St. John’s online in order to collect your accreditation. Antigua, .I. Any lost or stolen accreditation represents a Accreditation is the method of providing access to Contact Person: Thulasinath D S potential compromise to tournament security. It is therefore essential that every effort is made to look match venues for all working personnel in a controlled Contact Number: +1 (268) 785-9075 environment so that they can work efficiently and with after your accreditation. A lost or stolen accreditation should be immediately reported to the nearest least disturbance. GUYANA police station (a police report will be required), to Media personnel wishing to access the stadia ICC WWT20 Accreditation Office any operational accreditation centre and via email or any offsite practice sessions will have to wear Next to Gate No. 1 to [email protected]. their accreditation cards for security reasons. The Guyana National Stadium A full police investigation will be undertaken prior to any accreditation cards will also be required to gain Providence, East Bank Demerara, decision being made to re-issue the accreditation and is access to any media facilities provided during the Georgetown, Guyana - 4592 tournament. All accreditation cards are personal and likely to cause a delay. If an accreditation has been left at non-transferable. Wherever possible, arrangements Contact Person: Imran Ali a hotel or other local venue, the accredited media person will be made to provide parking facilities. Contact Number: +1 (268) 785-9092 will be required to return to the location to retrieve it. No additional, temporary or match day pass will be issued. ST. LUCIA ICC WWT20 Accreditation Office Daren Sammy Cricket Ground Beausejour Gros Islet, St.Lucia, W.I. Contact Person: Charles Chandy Contact Number: +1 (268) 785-9093 SECTION 03 | ESSENTIAL MEDIA INFORMATION 17

ESSENTIAL MEDIA INFORMATION

Audio News Releases – The ICC will release a 4-5 CODE OF CONDUCT NO SHOWS minute daily audio news release within an hour of the Please note that all journalists and photographers Journalists who have changed their plans and will not be end of the last match, which will provide a summary will have to adhere to the code of conduct for the attending the tournament, are strongly advised to alert of the day’s matches and include sound clips of tournament as well as the tournament media terms us at [email protected]. Failure to do so will captains and performers of the day. and conditions which were agreed to while signing jeopardise their accreditation for future ICC Events. the accreditation form. Accreditation cards of Transcripts – The ICC will provide verbatim transcripts journalists will be cancelled should they be found to from each of the 23 tournament matches within 30 behave in an appropriate manner at any of the venues. MEDIA ENHANCEMENTS minutes of the media interactions of the day, giving media the opportunity to quote players in their reports. Photographers should adhere to the requests of As part of its ongoing commitment to the security personnel, tournament officials and venue increased promotion of women’s cricket globally, For access to the Online Media Zone, please write to staff at all times. Final arrangements at each venue the International Cricket Council has made a host C. Rajshekhar Rao ([email protected]) will be confirmed at the photographers’ briefing. of media enhancements for the event. sharing the e-mail IDs of persons needing access. Should photographers wish to take venue shots Match reports and round-ups - Reports of all matches prior to the game they should make this clear to and daily round-ups will be provided on each match the venue media manager before the briefing. day and previews and features on non-match days. Every effort will be made to give photographers Photographs – A selection of photographs from each access to their requested vantage points. Equally, tournament match as well as from practice matches should photographers wish to gain access to a specific and other activities during the event will be provided elevated position or locate a remote camera, they for free download and editorial use. should make this request to the venue media manager. Media conference videos – Unedited post-match Whenever possible, photographers are encouraged media conference videos will be provided on each to meet with the venue media manager prior to day which can be used giving credit to the ICC. match days at the stadium to discuss any special requests. Wherever possible, the requests will be Daily stats pack – A daily statistics package will facilitated, although access to restricted locations may highlight the performances of the day as well as not be available in all cases. summing up team positions in the tournament.

Photographers should note that any cameras or Articles and features – The Online Media Zone will equipment left in remote positions or unattended at also have a number of other articles, features and any time are the responsibility of the individual. The interviews in the build-up of the tournament as well ICC, CWI, tournament staff and volunteers cannot as during the event. These include columns by take responsibility for any equipment misplaced, captains and past greats. damaged, lost or stolen. SECTION 03 | ESSENTIAL MEDIA INFORMATION 18

ESSENTIAL MEDIA INFORMATION

MEDIA PROTOCOLS MEDIA OPPORTUNITIES Training and practice matches - As per team schedule. Arrangements have been made for captains’ media Training - Before (if pm session) or after (if am session) interactions ahead of the tournament, the schedule depending on media demand. Practice matches - for which is given below. Apart from this, there will After every practice match. be pre-match interactions as per norms during ICC tournaments. Pre-match media conferences - As per team schedule. Two days before - senior player or coach; one day before - or senior manager. DAY TIME ACTIVITY VENUE TEAM Competitive matches - As per team schedule. Post- 2-Nov 1230-1315 Captains’ Arrival Pressers Antigua – Coolidge Cricket Ground India, Pakistan match media conference immediately after the end of 2-Nov 1400-1445 Captains’ Arrival Pressers Antigua – Coolidge Cricket Ground West Indies, South Africa the post-match presentation; Mixed Zone (semi-finals and final) - post-match brief media interactions in 2-Nov 1500-1545 Captains’ Arrival Pressers Guyana – Marriott Georgetown Ireland, Bangladesh dedicated mixed zone areas. 3-Nov 1300-1345 Captains’ Arrival Pressers Antigua – Coolidge Cricket Ground New Zealand, Sri Lanka Other Media Requests - Duration of tournament. 5-Nov 1230-1300 Captains’ Arrival Pressers Guyana – P.C. Room National , England Additional requests for interviews and player access outside ICC guidelines will be entirely at team management discretion. MEDIA COMPLAINTS Complaints about the content of any media report or the behaviour of any journalist should be referred in the first instance to C. Rajshekhar Rao from the ICC. Complaints about (a) content of the live world feed produced by ICC TV and any ICC digital content; and (b) the behaviour of any rights holder, should be referred in the first instance to Ajesh Ramachandran and Lara Richards of the ICC. SECTION 03 | ESSENTIAL MEDIA INFORMATION 19

Built to host the ICC Cricket VENUE MEDIA MANAGER ANTIGUA World Cup 2007, this venue is Marcella Andre Telephone: +1268-725-5250 ABOUT THE VENUE named after cricket great and E-mail: [email protected] national hero Sir Vivian Richards. EMERGENCY SERVICES The venue is located in the North Sound area. Emergency: 911 Accessing the stadium from the airport is a reasonable Emergency Medical Services (EMT) 15-minute drive depending on the traffic and from Tel: +1268-562-4195 St. John’s up to 25 minutes. This stadium can hold up Tel: +1268-562-4191 Sir Vivian Richards Stadium to 10,000 spectators at a time. North Sound Sir Vivian Richards is a world-famous cricketer whose HOSPITAL international career stretched from 1974 to 1991. During the middle years of his career, the “Master Mount St. John’s Medical Centre Blaster” led a West Indian team that dominated Telephone: +1268-484-2700 world cricket. The media centre is located on the North Stand Level IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT 2. Entrance and parking for media will be permitted Tel: +1268-562-6693 through gates 14 and 15. Tel: +1268-562-1387 SECTION 03 | ESSENTIAL MEDIA INFORMATION 20

1 2 3 NORTH ANTIGUA STAND 4 6 7 SIR VIVIAN RICHARDS CRICKET STADIUM

MAP KEY

1 Media Entrance

2 Media Centre

3 Press Box 5 6 SOUTH STAND 4 Photographers’ Working Area

5 Mixed Zone

6 Press Conference Hall

7 Media Catering Area PRACTICE PITCHES SECTION 03 | ESSENTIAL MEDIA INFORMATION 21

ANTIGUA St. John’s is the capital and commercial ABOUT THE CITY centre of Antigua. The population is of about 22,000 and the city features a combination of contemporary and historical attractions.

At the Museum of Antigua and Barbuda one can find an interesting perspective of the nation’s history from 10,000 years ago to the present. The Cathedral is dominated by twin towers at the west end and provides a distinct baroque flavour. Two St. John’s Anglican Churches already stood on the site of the present cathedral. The first was built of wood as early as 1681, The second was constructed with English brick about 1720 when the first fell in disrepair and became too small. After over a , the church was elevated to the status of a cathedral when the Diocese of Antigua was created in August 1842. In modern times the edifice has been cited as “the most imposing of all the Cathedrals of the West Indian Province”. Restoration of the St. John’s Cathedral is now ongoing. Among the other must-see attractions are the Antigua Recreation Grounds, Prince Klass Monument, the War Memorial (known as the Cenotaph) and the Westerby Memorial. St. John’s provides a number of distinctly diverse shopping opportunities. Heritage Quay overlooking St. John’s Harbour is a duty-free area and offers everything from fine cigars and spirits to fragrances to artwork, leather goods, China, crystal and a variety of designer labels in clothing and jewellery. Redcliffe Quay, adjacent to Heritage Quay, features a number of local colourful boutique styled dining and shopping locations. SECTION 03 | ESSENTIAL MEDIA INFORMATION 22

HOSPITALS IMMIGRATION OFFICES GEORGETOWN PUBLIC HOSPITAL CORPORATION AUSTRALIA Address: New Market Street Georgetown Australian Honorary Consulate in Georgetown Tel: 592 227 8241 Guyana, 105 Block A, Opening: 24-Hours Goedverwagting GUYANA East Coast Demerara DIAMOND DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE Georgetown Address: Public Road Diamond, ESSENTIAL INFO East Bank Demerara GUYANA Tel: 592 266 4120 Tel: (+592) 665-1198 Opening: 24-Hours E-mail: [email protected] Head of Mission: Mr Dominic ’Sullivan, VENUE MEDIA MANAGER ST JOSEPH MERCY HOSPITAL Honorary Consul Address: 130-132 Parade Street, John Ramsingh Kingston, Georgetown ENGLAND E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 592 227 2072 British High Commission Tel: +592 608 7308 Opening: 24-Hours 44 High Street Kingston, Georgetown Tel: 592 226 5881-4 EMERGENCY SERVICES GEORGETOWN MEDICAL CENTRE Police: 911 Address: Middle and Thomas Streets INDIA Fire: 912 South Cummingsburg Georgetown High Commission of India Ambulance: 913 Tel: 592 226 7210 307, Church and Peter Rose Streets Opening: 24-Hours Queenstown, Georgetown Tel: +592 226 3996, 592 226 8965 WOODLANDS HOSPITAL Website: www.hcigeorgetown.org.gy Address: 110 Carmichael Street Email: [email protected] North Cummingsburg, Georgetown Email: [email protected] Tel: 592 227 0355 Opening: 24-Hours IRELAND Honorary Consul of Ireland MEDICAL ARTS CENTRE Address: 10 Bel Air Springs Greater Georgetown Address: 266 Thomas Street Tel: +592 226 9339 North Cummingsburg, Georgetown E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 592 225 7402 Honorary Consul: Deen Sharman Opening: 24-Hours SECTION 03 | ESSENTIAL MEDIA INFORMATION 23

GUYANA ABOUT THE VENUE

Guyana National Stadium Georgetown

The or Guyana National Stadium is a sports stadium in Guyana, replacing as the national stadium.

The stadium was built specifically to host Super Eight matches in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007. To get there, travel around Georgetown by Bus. Short stops within the limits of the city are approximately $80.00 and longer stops G$120.00. Travelling by taxi for short distances: approximately G$400- $GY500.00; longer drops G$1,000.00 and upwards determined by the distance and destination. Prices will vary from location to location. Rented cars are also available. Parking arrangements on arrival. SECTION 03 | ESSENTIAL MEDIA INFORMATION 24

BOX GUYANA OFFICE GUYANA NATIONAL STADIUM 1 3 6 5 4 NORTH-EAST 2 STAND ADCAST MAP KEY BRO DIA NTRE ME CE

1 Media Entrance OPERATING PARTY MAIN MOUND MEDIA CONCOURSE PARKING AREA STAND 2 Media Centre NORTH-WEST

3 Media Accreditation Collection Centre

STAND WEST 4 Photographers’ Working Area

5 Press Conference Hall

STAND SOUTH-EAST

SOUTH-WEST 6 Media Catering Area VIPHOSPITALITY PARKING STAND PLAYERS PAVILLION SOUTH SOUTH WEST PAVILLION PAVILLION

HEAD OF STATE PRESIDENTIAL PARKING SECTION 03 | ESSENTIAL MEDIA INFORMATION 25

GUYANA Georgetown is Guyana’s largest urban centre and known as the “Garden City ABOUT THE CITY of the Caribbean”.

It primarily serves as a retail and administrative centre but is also the financial services centre and has a population of a little over 200,000. Georgetown is known for British colonial architecture, including tall, painted-timber St. George’s Anglican Cathedral. A large clock marks the facade of , a source of local produce Georgetown is the seat of the central Government of Guyana and all executive departments are housed in this city as is the Parliament Building, the Legislative Building and the Court of Appeals, Guyana’s highest judicial court. The country Guyana itself is defined by its dense rainforest. English-speaking, with cricket and calypso music, it’s culturally connected to the Caribbean region.

Cathedral: David DiGregorio for Guyana Tourism Authority SECTION 03 | ESSENTIAL MEDIA INFORMATION 26

The Daren Sammy Cricket VENUE MEDIA MANAGER Grounds (DSCG) was built in MacNaughton McLean Tel: 758 720-1924 2002 and played host to the Email: [email protected] ICC Cricket World Cup 2007. EMERGENCY SERVICES ST. LUCIA The DSCG is arguably one of the finest grounds in the region, with a capacity of close to 12,500. While it does National Emergency ABOUT THE VENUE not have yet the same rich history as some of the region’s Management Organization more famous grounds, the DSCG has quickly gained the Tel: 758 452-3802 reputation of being one of most sought after venues by Email: [email protected] both regional and international cricket teams. Initially named Beausejour Cricket Ground after the Gros-Islet Polyclinic area where it is located near the bustling town of Tel: 758 450-9661 Daren Sammy Gros Islet in the north of the island, the ground was Hours of Operation: 8 am – 12 midnight Cricket Ground officially renamed on 21 July 2016 after Daren Sammy, who captained the West Indies to two ICC World T20 HOSPITAL Beausejour championships in 2012 and 2016. Victoria Hospital The facility has a permanent seating capacity of about Tel: 758 452-2421 8,000 with an additional 4000 spectator accommodation Hours of operation: 24 hours in the grounds. There is the ability to increase the seating if necessary, as was done for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007. It also offers some of the finest amenities to both IMMIGRATION OFFICE players and spectators. (Gym, Lounge, four players’ Inspector in Charge Immigration: Lucious Lake dressing rooms conference area and manager’s quarters). Tel: 758 4563782 SECTION 03 | ESSENTIAL MEDIA INFORMATION 27

ST. LUCIA

WEST DAREN SAMMY CRICKET GROUND GATE CANARIES SOUFRIERE STAND STAND

CHOISEUL STAND 1 MAP KEY 4 CASTRIES2 6 STAND 1 Media Entrance LABORIESTAND 3

2 Media Centre 5

3 Press Box PIGEON ISLAND

BROADCAST PLAYERS PLAYERS 4 Photographers’ Working Area PAVILLION CENTRE

5 Press Conference Hall

GROUNDS 6 Media Catering Area STANDS GROS-ISLET

GROUNDS GRANDE ANSE PARTY STAND

EAST BUS PARK GATE

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St. Lucia is the sort of island that travellers to the Caribbean dream ST. LUCIA about - a small, lush tropical gem that is still relatively unknown.

ABOUT THE CITY One of the Windward Islands of the Lesser Antilles, it is located midway down the Eastern Caribbean chain, between Martinique and St. Vincent and north of . St. Lucia is only 27 miles long and 14 miles wide, with a shape that is said to resemble either a mango or an avocado (depending on your taste). The Atlantic Ocean kisses its eastern shore, while the beaches of the west coast owe their beauty to the calm Caribbean Sea. In natural beauty, St. Lucia seems like an island plucked from the South Pacific and set down in the Caribbean. Its dramatic twin coastal peaks, the Pitons, soar 2,000 feet up from the sea, sheltering magnificent rain forest where wild orchids, giant ferns and birds of paradise flourish. Brilliantly-plumed tropical birds abound, including endangered species like the indigenous St. Lucia parrot. The rain-forest is broken only by verdant fields and orchards of banana, coconut, mango and papaya trees. St. Lucia has been inhabited since long before colonial times and its cultural treasures are a fascinating mélange of its rich past and its many different traditions. The island’s people have earned a well-deserved reputation for their warmth and charm and the island itself is dotted with aged fortresses, small villages and open-air markets. There is a broad array of exciting and exotic activities available on St. Lucia. The island’s steep coastlines and lovely reefs offer excellent snorkelling and scuba diving. The rainforest preserves of St. Lucia’s mountainous interior are one of the Caribbean’s finest locales for hiking and birdwatching. Of course, the island also possesses excellent facilities for golf, tennis, sailing and a host of other leisure pursuits. Not to be missed is St. Lucia’s Soufriere volcano, the world’s only drive-in volcanic crater. SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 29

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AUSTRALIA TEAM INFO SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 31

AUSTRALIA

MEG LANNING (C) 17 12 16

DOB: 25 Mar 1992 DOB: 17 Jan 1989 DOB: 10 Sep 1993 BORN: Singapore BORN: Subiaco BORN: STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: LHB/OB STYLE: LHB/RM

Made her T20I debut against New Zealand Made her T20I debut against England Made her T20I debut against England at Nelson in December 2010 at Sydney in February 2014 at in March 2018

Playing in her fourth ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20

Helped Australia claim the ICC Women’s She marked her first ODI against England Her domestic performances during 2014-15 World Cup in India in early 2013 and at in January 2014 with an saw her called into the Australia A Women’s captained the side to victory in ICC WWT20 of 124, the first Australian woman to score team which played England Academy 2014 in Bangladesh a century on debut She was part of the Sydney Thunder squad that Her innings of 126 against Ireland at Sylhet in Capable of for long periods of time, won the inaugural Women’s Big Bash that tournament remains the highest individual Bolton provides the perfect complement to score in this form of the game Australia’s big-hitting top order Called up to both ICCWWT20 2012 and 2016 as an injury replacement, she didn’ take the In 2015, she led the Australia to their first Ashes In April 2018, she was one of the fourteen field in either competition series win in England since 2001 and she has players to be awarded a national contract for captained the Melbourne Stars in WBBL the 2018–19 season by SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 32

AUSTRALIA

ASHLEIGH GARDNER 63 7 77

DOB: 15 Apr 1997 DOB: 26 Dec 1986 DOB: 24 Mar 1990 BORN: Bankstown BORN: Carlton BORN: Gold Coast STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: LHB/LM STYLE: RHB/WK

Made her T20I debut against New Zealand Made her T20I debut against New Zealand Made her T20I debut against New Zealand at Melbourne in February 2017 at in February 2010 at Hobart in February 2010

Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her fifth ICC WWT20

She was named the Lord’s Taverners Indigenous Her earliest cricketing memories were At the age of 16 she became the first girl to Player of the Year in early 2015, becoming the at the door of her dog’s kennel in the family’s be picked to play among boys in the elite first women to win this award backyard and she made her WNCL debut for private schools’ cricket competition in Victoria as a 19-year-old New South Wales Gardner scored the most runs at Cricket Australia’s Under-18 Championships in 2015 She was Australia’s leading run scorer at 2013 She was a part of the team that won the ICC and subsequently travelled to Dubai to face the World Cup in India, with her form earning Women’s World Cup trophy in India in 2013 and England Academy her place in the Team of the Tournament three successive ICC WWT20 competitions from 2010 to 2014 Made the move to South Australia for the After three-and-a-half-years out of the Australian 2017-18 season team, Haynes was recalled in February 2017 was -keeping runs in the Healy family, as she is named acting captain for the 2017-18 Ashes, the niece of former Australian keeper – filling in for the injured and is married to pace ace SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 33

AUSTRALIA

JESS JONASSEN 21 26 23

DOB: 5 Nov 1992 DOB: 14 May 1989 DOB: 17 Jan 1998 BORN: Emerald BORN: Warwick BORN: Bairnsdale STYLE: LHB/SLA STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: LHB/SLA

Made her T20I debut against New Zealand Made her T20I debut against India at Sydney Made her T20I debut against India at Mumbai at Sydney in January 2012 in October 2008 in March 2018

Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20

Starred in ICC WWT20 2012, bowling Kimmince first entered the international arena When she was about ten years old, she was economically all tournament and taking 3-25 as a tearaway opening quick, before taking a talent spotted by John Harmer, former head in the final victory against England hiatus from cricket in 2009 and only returning coach of Australia and England’s women’s teams ahead of the 2012/13 season Named women’s domestic player of the year In 2014, having just turned 16, she was named after an outstanding 2014-15 season, she then Reinventing herself as opening batter, she led Player of the Championships at the Under-18 scored 99 on Test debut in the Women’s the Fire to the Women’s Twenty20 Nationals, having scored 155 runs and taken Ashes in 2015 domestic championship in 2013-14 and played 19 wickets for Victoria two matches in ICC WWT20 2014 She has spent much of 2018 as the top-ranked A regular for the in the bowler in Women’s ODI cricket She also has experience of playing Australian WBBL, she passed fifty twice in the 201718 Rules Football for Lions in the AFL competition as well as taking useful wickets Women’s League SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 34

AUSTRALIA

BETH MOONEY 6 8 3

DOB: 14 Jan 1994 DOB: 3 Nov 1990 DOB: 15 Jan 1993 BORN: Shepparton BORN: Wahroonga BORN: STYLE: LHB/WK STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: RHB/RFM

Made her T20I debut against India at Adelaide Made her T20I debut against England Made her T20I debut against New Zealand in January 2016 at Melbourne in February 2008 at Melbourne in January 2013

Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20

Prior to her international debut, she often Named Player of the Match in the final of Made her domestic debut for the SA Scorpions travelled as back-up wicketkeeper to ICC WWT20 2010 for her figures of 3-18 against in the 2009-10 Women’s National Cricket Alyssa Healy New Zealand, when she the crucial League season and it didn’t take long for her final over to catch the eye of the national selectors Breakout performances for the Australia A side and in domestic competition in 2015 She also featured prominently in Australia’s next In the final of ICC WWC 2013 she snared two were enough for Mooney to be selected as a two World T20 victories and was selected for key wickets, which pushed her total for the specialist batter the Team of the Tournament in 2012 and 2014. tournament to 15, finishing as the leading wicket-taker In February 2017, she scored her maiden In 2013 she played a key role in Australia ODI century and later that year she won both claiming the ICC Women’s World Cup in India She was also a crucial part of Australia’s attack the ICC T20I Player of the Year and Emerging in 2013, despite suffering from an ankle injury, in the 2015 Ashes against England, helping Player of the Year awards taking 3-19 in the final Australia win the series on English soil for the first time since 2001 SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 35

AUSTRALIA

ELYSE VILLANI 4 30 35

DOB: 6 Oct 1989 DOB: 27 Oct 1998 DOB: 26 May 1999 BORN: Melbourne BORN: Bendigo BORN: Terang STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/LB

Made her T20I debut against New Zealand Awaiting her T20I debut Made her T20I debut against New Zealand at Brisbane in June 2009 at Sydney in September 2018 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her fourth ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 She was signed by the Melbourne Renegades Part of the Australian side who won for the 2016/17 WBBL, when she ended up She was the youngest player in the competition ICC WWT20 2010 in the Caribbean largely carrying drinks and soaking up the when she was signed by the Renegades before and ICC WWC 2013 in India team atmosphere the inaugural WBBL

Struck an unbeaten 90 from just 54 balls against On the Australian Under-19 tour of South Africa Since then, she has featured regularly for the Pakistan at Sylhet in ICC WWT20 2014 and in early 2018, she captured 5-32 against side, taking 3-19 against Scorchers in followed up with two fifties in the 2016 edition, South Africa in Pretoria and in the series final, January 2018 including 52 in the final also against South Africa, she took 6-27 In April 2018, she played six matches on an She was also selected to represent Australia Off the field, she is studying phsyiotherapy Under 19 tour of South Africa, taking a total of in dodge ball, but was unable to due to at LaTrobe University in Bundoora nine wickets including 4-17 in a 50-over match cricket commitments against the Emerging South Africa team SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 36

BANGLADESH TEAM INFO SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 37

BANGLADESH

SALMA KHATUN (C) AYASHA RAHMAN 3 33 9

DOB: 1 Oct 1990 DOB: 2 Feb 1994 DOB: 2 Nov 1992 BORN: BORN: Khulna BORN: STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB STYLE: RHB/LB

Made her T20I debut against Ireland Made her T20I debut against India at Vadodara Made her T20I debut against India at Vadodara at Dublin in August 2012 in April 2013 in April 2013

Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20

Her T20I career got off to a flying start with innings She has failed to convert her starts in ICC She has played all nine of Bangladesh’s ICC of 41, 23, 27* and 42 in her first four matches WWT20 cricket so far, falling for 10 three times WWT20 matches, making a handful of useful in a row contributions with both bat and ball She is second among Bangladesh’s run-scorers in ICC WWT20 competition with 118 runs and A consistent scorer in the Women’s Twenty20 In a match against North West on Bangladesh’s joint-top with ten wickets Asia Cup 2018, she scored 101 runs in her tour of South Africa in May 2018 she recorded six innings the extraordinary figures of eight wickets for just In June 2018, she was part of Bangladesh’s five runs in a total of 180 all out squad that won the Women’s Twenty20 Leading run-scorer for Bangladesh in ICC Asia Cup tournament WWT20 Qualifier 2018 in the Netherlands with Took a hat-trick on her way to figures of 4-8 89 runs in five matches, including 46 in the against the UAE at Utrecht in ICC WWT20 final victory over Ireland Qualifier 2018 SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 38

BANGLADESH PINKY KHADIZA TUL KUBRA 99 26 30

DOB: 19 Mar 1993 DOB: 1 Apr 1993 DOB: 30 Jan 1995 BORN: Gaibandha BORN: Khulna BORN: Bogra STYLE: RHB STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/OB

Made her T20I debut against Ireland at Dublin Made her T20I debut against Ireland at Dublin Made her T20I debut against Ireland at Dublin in August 2012 in August 2012 in August 2012

Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20

Won a Silver medal for cricket in China in 2010 She took three wickets twice in her first six Created a great impression in her first ICC and made her ODI debut the following year matches – against South Africa and Sri Lanka WWT20 appearance in 2012, taking 3-24 in late 2012 against the Windies and then 2-29 in her next Played three matches in ICC WWT20 2016, match against England the highlight of which was her run-a-ball innings Played all five matches in ICC WWT20 2014 but of 36 against Pakistan at Delhi struggled with the ball, only taking two wickets Took 11 wickets in the ODI series against South in 16 overs Africa in early 2017 and then took a national- Her maiden T20I fifty came against India at record 6-20 against Pakistan in October 2018 Kuala Lumpur in June 2018 and she followed up Her 2016 tournament was highlighted with with an unbeaten 66 against Ireland at Dublin figures of 3-16 against England at Bengaluru Ever-present in the Bangladesh side who won the the following month Women’s Twenty20 Asia Cup 2018, taking seven wickets, with a best of 3-13 against Sri Lanka SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 39

BANGLADESH

LATA MONDOL NIGAR SULTANA JOTY 17 32 1

DOB: 16 Jan 1993 DOB: 2 Mar 2000 DOB: 1 Aug 1997 BORN: BORN: BORN: STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/SLA STYLE: RHB/WK

Made her T20I debut against Ireland at Dublin Made her T20I debut against Pakistan Made her T20I debut against Pakistan in August 2012 at in September 2015 at Karachi in September 2015

Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20

She found some success against South Africa in She is the youngest player to represent Had a productive tournament in 2016, T20I cricket in 2013, with successive undefeated Bangladesh in Women’s T20I cricket, aged just top-scoring for Bangladesh with 89 runs innings of 31 at Potchefstroom 15 years 212 days on her debut in four matches

Ever-present in Bangladesh’s team across both Took five wickets in six matches as Bangladesh Scored 72 runs in five matches as Bangladesh its ICC WWT20 appearances – in 2014 and 2016, won the Women’s Twenty20 Asia Cup 2018, won the ICC WWT20 Qualifier 2018 in but only managed 44 runs in seven innings conceding just 4.04 runs per over in her 23 overs the Netherlands

She has had greater success in ODI cricket, She was even more economical in the ICC Top-scored in the final with 27 as Bangladesh scoring a maiden half-century against South WWT20 Qualifier the following month, in which won their first Asia Cup title with victory in the Africa back in September 2012 her 17 overs cost just 3.52 runs each Twenty20 competition in Malaysia in June 2018 SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 40

BANGLADESH

PANNA GHOSH 4 88 29

DOB: 11 Nov 1989 DOB: 5 Feb 1993 DOB: 29 May 1991 BORN: Rajshahi BORN: Bogra BORN: Khulna STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/LB

Made her T20I debut against Sri Lanka Made her T20I debut against Ireland at Dublin Made her T20I debut against Ireland at Dublin at Guanggong in October 2012 in August 2012 in August 2012

Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20

Won a silver medal for cricket at the 2010 Played one match in ICC WWT20 2016 – Scored 41 against Sri Lanka in ICC WWT20 Asian Games against the Windies at Chennai – but was 2014 and took six wickets in the tournament dismissed without scoring Took 3-18 against Sri Lanka and 3-25 against Took ten wickets at 7.60 runs each as Ireland in successive matches in ICC WWT20 Recalled to the squad for this tournament Bangladesh won the 2018 Women’s Twenty20 2014 on home soil after playing her last international match in Asia Cup in Malaysia January 2017 Returned match-winning figures of 5-16 in the Leading wicket-taker for Bangladesh in ICC final against Ireland at Utrecht as Bangladesh An excellent 2017 domestic season for WWT20 Qualifier 2018 with ten wickets in five won the ICC WWT20 2018 Qualifier Mymensingh Division pushed her back into matches at just 4.20 runs apiece the international reckoning SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 41

BANGLADESH

SANJIDA ISLAM SHAMIMA SULTANA SUPTA 10 71 69

DOB: 1 Apr 1996 DOB: 9 Mar 1988 DOB: 31 Dec 1995 BORN: Rangtur BORN: Gumugura BORN: Gaibandha STYLE: RHB STYLE: RHB/WK STYLE: RHB

Made her T20I debut against Ireland at Dublin Made her T20I debut against Pakistan at Cox’s Made her T20I debut against Ireland at Dublin in August 2012 Bazar in March 2014 in August 2012

Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20

She has disappointed with the bat in her two She scored Bangladesh’s first half-century in Performed adequately in both her ICC WWT20 ICC WWT20 competitions to date, averaging just T20I cricket against South Africa in May 2018 competitions, scoring 35 against Ireland at 5.50 in six matches with a highest score of 14 and repeated the feat against Ireland the Sylhet in 2014 following month Played five of Bangladesh’s six matches in the Scored 52 on her ODI debut in 2011 but had to triumphant 2018 Women’s Twenty20 Asia Cup Top-scored for her team with 131 runs in six wait six years for her next half-century when she tournament, but opportunities with the bat innings as Bangladesh won the 2018 Women’s made 74 against South Africa were limited Twenty20 Asia Cup Recalled to the national squad for this She was ever-present as Bangladesh qualified Made a further 87 runs as Bangladesh won tournament, her last international appearance for ICC WWT20 2018, scoring 34 runs at the the ICC WWT20 2018 Qualifier, scoring at came in February 2017 best of anyone in the team better than a run a ball SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 42

ENGLAND TEAM INFO SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 43

ENGLAND

HEATHER KNIGHT (C) 5 12 47

DOB: 26 Dec 1990 DOB: 11 Mar 1991 DOB: 16 Jul 1998 BORN: Plymouth BORN: Dover BORN: Lambeth STYLE: RHB/RM/OB STYLE: RHB/WK STYLE: RHB/LB

Made her T20I debut against Sri Lanka Made her T20I debut against the Windies Awaiting her T20I debut at Colombo in November 2010 at Basseterre in November 2009 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20 A product of Finchley Cricket Club, she was the Named England captain in June 2016 following Promoted to open the batting in ICC WWT20 Middlesex Women’s player of the year in 2017, the retirement of , after 2016, she scored 138 runs and picking up the a season that really saw her confirm her potential having been vice-captain since 2014 Player of the Match award in England’s group stage victory against Windies Part of the victorious side who won Captained England to victory in ICC WWC 2017 the 2018 Kia Super League, she scored 98 runs on home soil having built captaincy experience Player of the Tournament in ICC WWC 2017 including an innings of 66 against Southern with Berkshire in and Hobart in which she scored 410 runs, including 148 Vipers at Guildford Hurricanes in the WBBL against South Africa Currently studying for a sports science degree Represents Berkshire and led Hit her maiden T20I century – an innings of at Loughborough University to the Kia Super League title in 2017 116 from just 52 balls – as England run up a world-record 250-3 against South Africa at Played in the highest ever cricket game at the Taunton in June 2018 top of Mount Kilimanjaro SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 44

ENGLAND

SOPHIE ECCLESTONE KIRSTIE GORDON 71 53 48

DOB: 6 May 1999 DOB: 29 May 1996 DOB: 20 Oct 1997 BORN: Chester BORN: Athens, Greece BORN: Huntly, Scotland STYLE: RHB/SLA STYLE: LHB/LM STYLE: RHB/RM

Made her T20I debut against Pakistan at Bristol Made her T20I debut against Pakistan Awaiting her T20I debut in July 2016 at Loughborough in July 2013 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 She represented the North of Scotland After progressing through the under 15s and Born in Greece and raised in Italy and Singapore, in both tennis and football and moved to under 17s sides she made her Cheshire debut she moved to Kent when she was eight and was Loughborough in 2015 to study for a degree in 2013 before joining the Lancashire Women already playing cricket for the Sevenoaks School in Sports Science and Management set-up in 2015 boys’ team by the time she was 11 Represented Scotland in ICC Women’s World Progressed through to the England Women’s She was awarded one of the first tranche of Cup Qualifier 2016/17 in Sri Lanka, topping Academy Winter Squad in 2016 and made her ECB central contracts in May 2014 but played her country’s wicket-takers with eight victims full international debut later that year no internationals between January 2014 and in four matches February 2016 Helped Lancashire clinch a domestic She was the leading wicket-taker in the 2018 ‘double’ in 2017 and took 4/18 against Took a hat-trick for against Kia Super League in England, with 17 wickets New Zealand at Taunton in the T20I tri-series at Liverpool in the 2018 in 11 matches for Loughborough Lightning the following summer Kia Super League and ended her campaign with 10 wickets in six matches SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 45

ENGLAND

JENNY GUNN DANNI HAZELL 24 17 40

DOB: 9 May 1986 DOB: 13 May 1988 DOB: 13 Jun 1993 BORN: Nottingham BORN: Durham BORN: Sutton Coldfield STYLE: RHB/RMF STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/WK

Made her T20I debut against New Zealand Made her T20I debut against the Windies Made her T20I debut against Pakistan at Hove in August 2004 at Basseterre in November 2009 at Loughborough in July 2013

Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20 Playing in her fifth ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20

Ever-present for England in all 24 of its matches in Took 3-4 against Bangladesh at Sylhet in Spent much of her early career as the ICC WWT20 history, she was part of the winning ICC WWT20 2014 and became one of the first understudy to , she played three team in the inaugural competition in 2009 women to be awarded a central contract by the matches in ICC WWT20 2014 ECB the same year England’s vice-captain between 2010 and 2014, Promoted to open in the 2016 T20 series she took 5-18 in a T20I against New Zealand at Having captained England in Heather Knight’s against South Africa and in the absence of in 2013 absence back in 2016, she went on to become Taylor later that year she was handed the a vital part of the ODI team, helping England gloves as the new first choice wicketkeeper Took 14 wickets in 11 matches for to their World Cup victory in 2017 Loughborough Lightning in the 2018 Kia Super Scored 202 runs at a strike rate of 119.52 League – the fourth-most in the competition Her craft and guile with the ball has already for Loughborough Lightning in the 2018 proved to be a major weapon in T20 cricket Kia Super League and she captains the Lancashire Thunder Super League side SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 46

ENGLAND

NAT SCIVER 39 41 50

DOB: 20 Aug 1992 DOB: 7 Dec 1991 DOB: 10 Mar 1995 BORN: Tokyo, Japan BORN: Bath BORN: Hillingdon STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/RMF STYLE: LHB/SLA

Made her T20I debut against Pakistan Made her T20I debut against South Africa Awaiting her T20I debut at Loughborough in July 2013 at Northampton in August 2008 taking 3-19 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her fifth ICC WWT20 Learned her craft at Aston Rowant CC and In October 2013 in a match against New Her figures of 5-11 against New Zealand at represented Oxfordshire in age-group cricket, Zealand she became the first English cricketer, Wellington in 2012 remain England’s best in this before moving to Berkshire male or female, to take a T20I hat-trick form of the game Injury forced her to switch from leam to spin Starred as England won ICC WWC 2017, Named Player of the Tournament in ICC and she was part of the Southern Vipers side scoring 369 runs, which included centuries WWT20 2014 in which she was the highest who won the inaugural Kia Super League against Pakistan and New Zealand, as well wicket-taker with 13 wickets at a stunning competition in 2016 as taking seven wickets average of 7.53 She then took 11 wickets with an economy Scored 362 runs at a strike rate of 143.65 and She was a member of the winning England rate of just 6.40 per over for Loughborough took ten wickets for Loughborough Lightning team in ICC WWC 2017 and was voted player Lightning in the 2018 competition to propel in the 2018 Kia Super League of the match in the final at Lord’s with a match- her into the international reckoning winning 6-46 SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 47

ENGLAND

FRAN WILSON LAUREN WINFIELD 35 58 28

DOB: 7 Nov 1991 DOB: 16 Aug 1990 DOB: 22 Apr 1991 BORN: Farnham BORN: York BORN: Stoke-on-Trent STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB STYLE: RHB/OB

Made her T20I debut against Sri Lanka Made her T20I debut against Pakistan Made her T20I debut against India at Mumbai at Colombo in November 2010 at Loughborough in July 2013 in March 2010

Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her fourth ICC WWT20

Selected in an ECB Development for the First called up to the England Academy squad She first represented Staffordshire aged 14 in Women’s European Championship in August in 2013 after impressive performances in the 2005 and her power hitting in domestic cricket 2010, she struck 76 against the Netherlands Super 4s competition and for Yorkshire in the forced her up the order, especially in England’s and 53* against Scotland Women’s County Championship Twenty20 side

She was absent from the international game for Had an excellent 2016 season when she scored Played five matches as England won ICC WWC five years from 2011, before being recalled to her maiden ODI century and shared an opening 2017, scoring and unbeaten 42 against Pakistan the England squad for the 2016 Pakistan series of 147 with Tammy Beaumont at Leicester against Pakistan in the Bristol T20I In her first time back in an England shirt for five Scored England’s first two centuries in T20I years, in the second T20 at Southampton, she Captains the in the Kia cricket in the winter of 2017/18, with 100 hit 43 to win the match Super League, for whom she scored 205 runs against Australia at Canberra and 124 against in the 2018 competition India at Mumbai Played eight matches as England won ICC WWC 2017, striking 81 in her first match against India at Derby SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 48

INDIA TEAM INFO SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 49

INDIA

HARMANPREET KAUR (C) TANYA BHATIA 7 28 8

DOB: 8 Mar 1989 DOB: 28 Nov 1997 DOB: 8 Feb 1986 BORN: Moga BORN: Chandigarh BORN: Almora STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/WK STYLE: LHB/SLA

Made her T20I debut against England Made her T20I debut against South Africa Made her T20I debut against Australia at Taunton in June 2009 at Potchefstroom in February 2018 at Billericay in June 2011

Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20

Scored 94 runs in ICC WWT20 2014 the First trained under former Indian cricketer and Took a hat-trick in ICC WWT20 2012 against highlight being her innings of 77 against Yuvraj Singh’s father Yograj Singh while she was the hosts Sri Lanka in Colombo Bangladesh at Sylhet studying at DAV Senior Secondary School Named Player of the Match in just her third Helped India win their T20 series in Australia At the age of 13, she became the youngest ODI when she took 3-15 against New Zealand in January 2016 with innings of 46 and 24 player to play for the senior Punjab team in the inter-state domestic tournament and in 2015, Started her ICC WWT20 2016 with figures Smashed an unbeaten 171 from just 115 balls she captained the U-19 North Zone side of 4-21 against England at Dharamsala against Australia at Derby in ICC WWC 2017 to lead her team to a memorable victory In her first ODI innings she struck 68 from 66 balls against Sri Lanka at Galle SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 50

INDIA

DAYALAN HEMALATHA MANSI JOSHI 9 10 79

DOB: 29 Sep 1994 DOB: 18 Aug 1993 DOB: 16 Oct 1992 BORN: Chennai BORN: Roorkee BORN: Chikmagalur STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/RMF STYLE: RHB/LB

Awaiting her T20I debut Made her T20I debut against Bangladesh Made her T20I debut against Australia at Bangkok in 2016 at Billaricay in June 2011 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Opens the batting for Tamil Nadu Women and struck an unbeaten 90 from just 61 balls against Her first international appearance came in a Came into form with innings of 29 Jammu & Kashmir in the 2017/18 Inter-state against Bangladesh in the and 34 against New Zealand in July 2015 Twenty20 competition 2016 Women’s Twenty20 Asia Cup in Thailand Scored 80 runs in ICC WWT20 2016, with Her off-spin has also been successful at She took 1-8 on debut and in the next game a top score of 36 not out against Bangladesh domestic level, particularly when captaining took 2-8 against Thailand and was named at Bengaluru the Tamil Nadu Under-23 side earlier this year player of the match, although that game did not have full T20I status Her maiden fifty in this form of the game Played her first three ODIs against Sri Lanka came against the Windies in November 2016 in September 2018, scoring 35 in her second In ICC Women’s World Cup Qualifier 2017 at Mulapadu match and taking a couple of useful wickets she took 3-4 in five overs against Thailand at Colombo to help bowl the opposition out for just 55 SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 51

INDIA

SMRITI MANDHANA 18 82 3

DOB: 18 Jul 1996 DOB: 28 Jun 1992 DOB: 3 Dec 1982 BORN: Mumbai BORN: Kolhapur BORN: Jodhpur STYLE: LHB/RM STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/LB

Made her T20I debut against Bangladesh Made her T20I debut against England Made her T20I debut against England at Derby at Vadodara in April 2013 at Galle in September 2012 in August 2006

Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20

Made her maiden fifty against South Africa Played three matches in ICC WWT20 2012, India’s leading run-scorer in ICC WWT20 cricket at Bangalore in November 2014 when she taking 2-16 against Pakistan with 619 runs in her 21 matches struck 52 Out of the team for a while, she returned in She was first ranked number one in the ICC’s Played four matches in ICC WWT20 2014 and the home series with New Zealand in 2015 T20I batting rankings in January 2011 and has four more in 2016, with a top-score of 22 and took 3-16 against the Windies in ICC also help top place in the ODI rankings WWT20 2016 Made her maiden ODI century against Australia Struck half-centuries against England and at Hobart in January 2016 Her batting has greatly improved of late and the Windies on her way to 208 runs in ICC she hit 35 and 38 not out in the series with WWT20 2014 Top-scored in the 2018 Kia Super League with 421 England and Australia in March 2018 runs in ten matches, including an innings of 102 She is a keen reader of books on crime, history for Western Storm against Lancashire Thunder and biographies SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 52

INDIA

ARUNDATHI REDDY 20 32 6

DOB: 4 Oct 1997 DOB: 5 Sep 2000 DOB: 24 Aug 1997 BORN: Hyderabad BORN: Mumbai BORN: Saharanpur STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: LHB/RM

Made her T20I debut against Sri Lanka Made her T20I debut against South Africa Made her T20I debut against Australia at Katunayake in September 2018 at Potchefstroom in February 2018 at Sydney in January 2016

Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20

First played cricket at the age of 12, with her Represented Maharashtra at hockey at under-17 Struck a run-a-ball 13 and took 1-19 in her four mum waking up at 4am to take her to the ground and under-19 levels and was picked when only overs on her first T20I appearance 13 for the under-19 state cricket team She started her domestic career with her She then smashed 188 from just 160 deliveries hometown team Hyderabad in 2010, before Struck 37 on her T20I debut and her maiden against Ireland at Potchefstroom in May 2017, moving to Railways for the 2017/18 season fifty followed against Australia at Mumbai the the then-second-highest Women’s ODI score following month in history Pressured into leading the T20I attack after the retirement of , she took four Her successive scores of 57, 52 not out and She shared an opening partnership of 320 wickets in her five matches against Sri Lanka, 46 helped India to a 4-0 series victory over runs with Poonam Raut, the first triple-century but conceded 8.20 runs per over Sri Lanka in September partnership in Women’s ODI cricket SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 53

INDIA

POOJA VASTRAKAR 11 21 24

DOB: 25 Sep 1999 DOB: 21 Apr 2000 DOB: 24 Aug 1991 BORN: Shahdol BORN: Mumbai BORN: Agra STYLE: RHB/RMF STYLE: RHB/SLA STYLE: RHB/LB

Made her T20I debut against South Africa Made her T20I debut against South Africa Made her T20I debut against Bangladesh at Potchefstroom in February 2018 at Potchefstroom in February 2018 at Vadodara in April 2013

Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20

The youngest of seven siblings, she represents Moved from Kandivali to Baroda at age 15 She took three wickets on her debut in Madhya Pradesh in domestic cricket and made to further her cricketing aspirations under the Twenty20 International cricket – against her state debut against Odisha in 2013 when tulelage of coach Praful Naik Bangladesh at Vadodara in May 2013 just 14 years old Representing Baroda, she enjoyed success in Having taken eight wickets in five matches in She has suffered from a variety of injuries, but the 2017/18 Inter-State Twenty20 competition ICC WWT20 2014, she followed up with two after recovering from a 2016 ACL injury, she has more two years later managed to increase her pace in her bowling Played all five matches against Sri Lanka in September 2018, taking six wickets and She recorded successive hauls of 4-9 and 4-26 Scored 51 in just her second ODI – against conceding just 5.92 runs per over against Bangladesh and Sri Lanka earlier this year Australia at Vadodara in March 2018 SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 54

IRELAND TEAM INFO SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 55

IRELAND

LAURA DELANY (C) 14 34 44

DOB: 23 Dec 1992 DOB: 25 Apr 1996 DOB: 25 Jul 1983 BORN: Dublin BORN: Dublin BORN: Wicklow STYLE: RHB/LB STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/LB

Made her T20I debut against Sri Lanka Made her T20I debut against Pakistan Made her T20I debut against the Windies at Potchefstroom in October 2010 at Potchefstroom in October 2010 at Dublin in June 2008

Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20

She is a quiet but competitive all-rounder Played four matches in ICC WWT20 2016, Originally debuted in ODI cricket as a 17-year- scoring 27 against Australia at Delhi and twice old leg-spinner but her batting soon became Played three matches in ICC WWT20 2014 and taking two wickets her stronger suit four more in 2016, scoring 29 against Sri Lanka at Mohali She was part of the team who beat South Africa Scored 152 runs as Ireland won the qualifying twice in a home series in 2016 and has won competition in 2015 and 82 runs as they were Played all five of Ireland’s matches in the two Women’s Big Bash League titles with the runners-up in 2018 qualifying tournament, scoring 46 runs and Sydney Sixers taking four wickets She is a solicitor in commercial litigation and Has a degree in Sports Management and dispute resolution, plays hockey for Railway Studied Sports Science and Health at University enjoys watching and playing other sports such Union and is Vice President of the Irish and works full-time for Standard Life as soccer and Gaelic Football Cricketers’ Association SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 56

IRELAND

ISOBEL JOYCE SHAUNA KAVANAGH AMY KENEALY 33 85 18

DOB: 25 Jul 1983 DOB: 21 Apr 1992 DOB: 6 Apr 1988 BORN: Wicklow BORN: Dublin BORN: Dublin STYLE: RHB/LM/SLA STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/RM

Made her T20I debut against the Windies Made her T20I debut against Pakistan Made her T20I debut against the Windies at Dublin in June 2008 at Colombo in April 2011 at Dublin in June 2008

Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20

Made her debut for Ireland as a 15-year-old Had an inauspicious start to her Twenty20 Played three matches in ICC WWT20 2014 against England in 1999 International career when she was dismissed and four more in the competition two years first ball in each of her first two innings later, but only took two wickets in total Won the European Cup in England in 2003, winning the ICC WWT20 Qualifiers in Thailand Ever-present in the qualifying competition, She has been in and out of the team since and captaining Ireland at two World Cups she also playing hockey and soccer when she her debut in 2008 and has been unlucky with has the time injuries in the last few years Top-scorer for Ireland in ICC WWT20 matches with 185 runs in nine matches, with six scores of She is an outstanding fielder, lower-order bat who She offers something different with her movement more than 20 in nine innings hits the ball hard and a dangerous swing bowler off the seam and her ability to score big fast

Work is coaching hockey and cricket as well She has a degree in Neuroscience and currently Works as Inclusion Officer for Cricket Leinster as Personal Training and instructing Zumba works in HR department while also running the and Yoga operations side of a Landscape Management Company specialising in Sports Grounds SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 57

IRELAND

GABY LEWIS LARA MARITZ 66 12 23

DOB: 27 Mar 2001 DOB: 7 Jan 2001 DOB: 29 Sep 1979 BORN: Dublin BORN: Pretoria, South Africa BORN: Dublin STYLE: RHB/LB STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: LHB/LB

Made her T20I debut against South Africa Made her T20I debut against New Zealand Made her T20I debut against the Netherlands at Solihull in September 2014 at Dublin in June 2018 at Dublin in August 2009

Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20

At 13 years 166 days she is the youngest player She is a fiery fast bowler who loves the battle Took nine wickets in her first four ODI matches to play a Twenty20 International – male or female between bat and ball and made her ODI debut and then took 5-18 against the Netherlands in 2017 in 2007 Played two matches in ICC WWT20 2016, scoring an unbeaten 16 against New Zealand at Mohali Played one match in the qualifying tournament, Announced her retirement from international returning figures of 1-8 against Uganda cricket in 2011, but returned to the international Scored two fifties in T20I cricket in the space at Amstelveen fold in 2015 of a month earlier this year – 61 against New Zealand and 50 against Bangladesh She loves to cook and bake and plays other Took 4-15 against Sri Lanka at Mohali in ICC sports like camogie, gymnastics and tennis WWT20 2016, Ireland’s best bowling figures Plays her cricket for YMCA in the competition

Played five matches in the qualifying tournament, taking five wickets and conceding just 3.75 runs per over

Plays her cricket for Pembroke and works in Digital communications SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 58

IRELAND

LUCY O’REILLY CELESTE RAACK EIMEAR RICHARDSON 99 2 8

DOB: 9 Nov 1999 DOB: 18 May 1994 DOB: 14 Sep 1986 BORN: Dublin BORN: NSW, Australia BORN: Dublin STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/LB STYLE: RHB/OB

Made her T20I debut against Pakistan at Solihull Awaiting her T20I debut Made her T20I debut against the Windies in July 2013 at Dublin in June 2008 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Born in Australia, she holds an Irish passport After going wicket-less in her first three matches and recently committed to Ireland having Left Ireland in 2009 and played a season with in ICC WWT20, took 3-15 against Bangladesh impressed for the Typhoons in this season’s Dandenong CC in Melbourne before settling at Sylhet domestic Super 3 tournament in New Zealand

Made her ODI debut at the age of 13 years 243 She has also previously played for the Tasmanian Played four matches in ICC WWT20 2014, days, the youngest ever to represent Ireland in Tigers women’s team in the Australian women’s taking four wickets, with best figures of 2-32 that form domestic league and the Hobart Hurricanes in against New Zealand at Sylhet the Women’s Big Bash League She hit the winning runs against Bangladesh in She has experience playing with Wellington Bangkok to win the ICC WWT20 Qualifiers for Off the field, Raack completed a Bachelor Blaze in the New Zealand Domestic Competition the 2016 ICC WWT20 and took 11 wickets in of Health Science/Master of Physiotherapy at and has won two national T20 titles with them in this year’s qualifying competition the University of Western Sydney and plans the 2014/15 and 2017/18 seasons to relocate to Ireland for the 2019 season Hopes to study Law in University and dreams of Played all five matches in this year’s qualifying becoming a successful lawyer. She also enjoys competition, taking five wickets studying languages and psychology SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 59

IRELAND

CLARE SHILLINGTON REBECCA STOKELL 11 13 81

DOB: 8 Jan 1981 DOB: 13 Mar 2000 DOB: 5 May 1984 BORN: Belfast BORN: Dublin BORN: Dublin STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/WK

Made her T20I debut against the Windies Awaiting her T20I debut Made her T20I debut against Sri Lanka at Dublin in June 2008 at Potchefstroom in October 2010 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20 She is a tall opening batter who is capable A veteran of three World Cups, she brings a of hitting the ball a long way Ireland’s top wicketkeeper, she only began wealth of experience to a young squad and was playing cricket in her twenties but she has the first woman to reach 100 caps for Ireland Made her ODI debut for Ireland against amassed over a hundred caps since 2010 South Africa at Potchefstroom in May 2017 Top-scored for Ireland with 126 runs in this year’s after returning from a long injury lay-off Ever-present in Ireland’s team in both its qualifying competition and was named ‘Player appearances in ICC WWT20 competitions, of the Tournament’ Off the field, she enjoys playing hockey and she struck 33 from 30 balls against South Africa playing the saxophone at Sylhet in 2014 Announced that she will retire from international cricket at the end of ICC WWT20 2018 She is also a keen and before taking up cricket, she representing Ireland at soccer twice Plays for Pembroke and is a cricket and hockey coach SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 60

NEW ZEALAND TEAM INFO SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 61

NEW ZEALAND AMY BERNADINE SATTERTHWAITE (C) BEZUIDENHOUT 17 23 12

DOB: 7 Oct 1986 DOB: 16 Sep 1987 DOB: 14 Sep 1993 BORN: Christchurch BORN: Dunedin BORN: Kimberley, South Africa STYLE: LHB/RM STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/WK

Made her T20I debut against Australia in July 2007 Made her T20I debut against South Africa Made her T20I debut for South Africa against at Taunton in August 2007, scoring 62 England at Birmingham in September 2014 Playing in her fifth ICC WWT20 Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 In just her third T20I match she took 6-17 against England at Taunton, which remained Captained New Zealand for seven years before Made her T20I debut for New Zealand against a record for this format for 11 years stepping down earlier in 2018 and led the side Ireland at Dublin in June 2018 to multiple ICC tournament finals She made international headlines in the summer Originally from Kimberley, she moved to George of 2016/17 when she scored four consecutive In 2015 Bates was named by Wisden as the when she was 13 and subsequently to Cape Town ODI centuries leading female cricketer in the world and represented her country at Basketball in the Switched camp from South Africa following She works part time at Canterbury Cricket as the 2008 Olympics in Beijing her relocation to Christchurch in 2015 and Women’s Cricket Performance Manager became eligible for selection after a two-year Her country’s leading run-scorer in ICC WWT20 residential qualification cricket, she needs 49 runs to overtake Charlotte Edwards and the tournament’s leading run- The Northern Spirit wicket-keeper-batter scorer of all time topped the domestic T20 runs table for the 2017/18 season SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 62

NEW ZEALAND

SOPHIE DEVINE KATE EBRAHIM 77 50 5

DOB: 1 Sep 1989 DOB: 11 Nov 1991 DOB: 20 Oct 1992 BORN: Wellington BORN: New Plymouth BORN: Auckland STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/OB

Made her T20I debut against Australia Made her T20I debut against Australia Made her T20I debut against Australia at Brisbane in October 2006 at Hobart in February 2010 at Sydney in February 2012

Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20

Struck the fastest fifty in Women’s T20I cricket She scored five centuries for her high school first She found it difficult to break into New Zealand’s when she reached the landmark from just 18 XI and debuted for New Zealand at the age of 18 playing XI, but was recalled for the 2016 tour of balls against India at Bengaluru in 2015 South Africa Made a return to the national side for the home She is a regular on the domestic T20 world series against Windies in early 2018, after last A powerful right-hand bat, she is seen as a circuit playing in the Australian WBBL and the playing for the side in 2015, earning her recall strong leader and captained the Auckland English Kia Super League after a strong domestic campaign Hearts in their victorious 2017/18 Hallyburton Johnstone Shield campaign Won both the ODI and T20I New Zealand She has also played representative hockey and Women’s Player of the Year awards for the rugby and teaches at Burnham Primary School Away from the field, she has also found time 2017/18 season to graduate from Auckland University and join ANZ’s graduate programme SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 63

NEW ZEALAND

HOLLY HUDDLESTON HAYLEY JENSEN 46 87 62

DOB: 11 Oct 1987 DOB: 7 Oct 1992 DOB: 15 Feb 1992 BORN: Springs, South Africa BORN: Christchurch BORN: Edinburgh, Scotland STYLE: RHB/RMF STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/OB

Made her T20I debut against the Windies Made her T20I debut against the Windies Made her T20I debut against India at Bangalore at Invercargill in March 2014 at Invercargill in March 2014 in July 2015

Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20

Debuting for the White Ferns at the age of 26, After first playing international cricket in Played a lead role in New Zealand’s T20I series she took 5-35 on her ICC WWC debut against 2013/14, she returned to the team for the 2018 win against Australia in early 2016; and took Sri Lanka at Bristol in 2017 home series against Windies after a successful 3-13 against the same opponent at the ICC WBBL season for Melbourne Renegades 2016 World Twenty20 in Nagpur Her up-front has troubled batswomen from all countries and she took 2-23 She is a strong cricketer who hits the ball hard She is known for her clever use of flight, drift in ICC WWT20 2014 against Australia at Sylhet and can bowl through the middle and at the and dip and by her own admission “doesn’t end of the innings really turn the ball” A sensational opening spell clinched the 2015/16 domestic One-Day Final for Auckland Bowled well in the tri-series in England, taking Off the field, she takes the lead as the Hearts and was named the team’s Bowler of the successive hauls of 3-28 and 2-24 against team’s resident DJ and also enjoys playing Year for the 2017/18 season South Africa golf and tennis SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 64

NEW ZEALAND

AMELIA KERR ANNA PETERSON 48 15 52

DOB: 13 Oct 2000 DOB: 7 Feb 1985 DOB: 12 Sep 1990 BORN: Wellington BORN: Dunedin BORN: Auckland STYLE: RHB/LB STYLE: RHB/WK STYLE: RHB/OB

Made her T20I debut against Pakistan at Nelson Made her T20I debut against Australia Made her T20I debut against England in November 2016 at Lincoln in March 2008 at Lincoln in February 2015

Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her fifth ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20

She starred at the 2017 World Cup, playing She made her international debut back in She started playing cricket aged five for the all six pool games and claiming 10 ten wickets 2003 and has scored six fifties in ODI cricket for Takapuna Red Stars in Auckland alongside at an average of 22.40, with an economy rate her country her brother of 4.48 Handed the wicket-keeping gloves for the Burst into the country’s cricket consciousness Set a new world record against Ireland in ODI 2017/18 season, she claimed three Player of the when she completed a hat-trick to help clinch cricket in the summer of 2018, smashing an Match awards and was named Player of the T20 a T20I series over Australia in Geelong in unbeaten 232 from just 145 balls Series against the Windies early 2017

Not content with that, she then took 5-17 In that series, she shared a record-equalling Showed nerves of steel after managing to in seven overs third-wicket partnership of 124 with Amy concede less than three runs off a final over Satterthwaite at to defeat the Windies in a T20I at in 2018 SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 65

NEW ZEALAND

HANNAH ROWE JESSICA WATKIN 74 6 8

DOB: 3 Oct 1996 DOB: 23 Sep 1990 DOB: 7 May 1998 BORN: Palmerstone North BORN: Christchurch BORN: Wanganui STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/RMF STYLE: RHB/OB

Made her T20I debut against India at Bangalore Made her T20I debut against India at Bristol Made her T20I debut against Ireland at Dublin in July 2015 in June 2011 in June 2018

Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20

She grew up on a dairy farm in Manawatu and She started playing cricket at Primary school Growing up she would score her brother’s has played organised cricket since she was and made her international debut after just two backyard games, but helped by some throw- eight, starting with the Te Kawau Juniors. Made years of domestic cricket downs from her father, Watkin’s talent with bat her mark at the back end of the 2017 World and ball was soon on display Cup where she was named Player of the Match One of the fastest bowlers in the world, she can against Pakistan for her figures of 3-22 put fear into international batting line-ups and Scored 77 not out from just 38 balls on her T20I can be an equally dangerous tail-end bat. debut, the highest score by a White Fern on Tall, she uses her height and pace to her debut, adding 142-runs with Suzie Bates advantage and represents the Central Hinds She has consistently been ranked inside the at domestic level top ten bowlers in the world and in 2017 was She has also shown talent at the bowling crease, named in the ICC T20 Team of the Year her off-spin a handy asset, especially in the shortest format of the game SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 66

PAKISTAN TEAM INFO SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 67

PAKISTAN

JAVERIA WADOOD (C) AIMAN ANWAR ALIYA RIAZ 7 9 37

DOB: 14 May 1988 DOB: 14 Sep 1991 DOB: 24 Sep 1992 BORN: Karachi BORN: Karachi BORN: Rawalpindi STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/RMF STYLE: RHB/OB

Made her T20I debut against Ireland at Dublin Made her T20I debut against England Made her T20I debut against Australia in May 2009 at Southampton in July 2016 at Brisbane in August 2014

Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20

Played Pakistan’s first 17 ICC WWT20 matches In just her third T20I she took two wickets for First came to attention by hitting 156 not from its inception before breaking her thumb in just nine runs against Bangladesh at Bangkok out for Women against Abbottabad the opening game against the Windies in 2016 Women in the 2014 National Women’s Cricket Her ODI debut came in 2017 and she has Championship 50-over competition Boasts four half-centuries in Twenty20 bowled very economically in her five matches International cricket – with a highest score to date, conceding just 3.54 runs per over Then smashed an undefeated 106 from just of 58 against Bangladesh in 2014 39 balls against USA Women at Fort Lauderdale She comes into this tournament in good form, in a Twenty20 match in November 2015 Her undefeated innings of 133 against Sri Lanka with figures of 2-13 in three overs against at Sharjah in January 2015 is the highest individual Bangladesh at Cox’s Bazar earlier this month Played two matches in ICC WWT20 2016 but score for Pakistan in ODI cricket failed to make much of an impression, scoring 2 runs in her only innings SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 68

PAKISTAN

ANAM AMIN 46 79 3

DOB: 11 Aug 1992 DOB: 9 Sep 1994 DOB: 18 Jul 1991 BORN: BORN: Sialkot BORN: Lahore STYLE: RHB/SLA STYLE: RHB/LB STYLE: LHB/JB

Made her T20I debut against Bangladesh Made her T20I debut against the Windies Made her T20I debut against Ireland at Dublin at Cox’s Bazar in March 2014 at St George’s in October 2015 in May 2009

Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20

Her ODI career started spectacularly with Scored her first international fifties on the Pakistan’s leading run-scorer in this form of the three four-wicket hauls in the calendar year ODI tour of New Zealand in late 2016, scoring game and has the team’s four highest individual 2015 - against three different teams – South 52 and 50 at Nelson scores in T20I cricket Africa, Bangladesh and the Windies Followed up with an impressive, unbeaten She struck 62 not out against Sri Lanka in She was Pakistan’s most successful bowler in 56 against England in the summer of 2017 the 2014 tournament and then improved her ICC WWT20, taking a total of seven wickets, career-best with an undefeated 65 against including figures of 4-16 against the Windies She has helped her side State Bank of Pakistan Bangladesh the following year at Chennai to achieve success in the Pakistan Women’s Domestic Twenty20 tournament Her bowling has also been useful in the shortest Took a remarkable three wickets without form of the game, with a career-best of 3-21 conceding a run in the T20I against Bangladesh against Ireland in 2013 at Cox’s Bazar on 3 October this year SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 69

PAKISTAN

DIANA BAIG MUNEEBA ALI SIDDIQUI 42 12 10

DOB: 15 Oct 1995 DOB: 8 Aug 1997 DOB: 3 Nov 1986 BORN: Gilgit BORN: Karachi BORN: Quetta STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: LHB STYLE: RHB/RM

Made her T20I debut against the Windies Made her T20I debut against the Windies Made her T20I debut against Sri Lanka at St George’s in November 2015 at Chennai in March 2016 at Potchefstroom in October 2010

Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her fourth ICC WWT20

She has also represented Pakistan at football, Helped her side Zarai Taraqiati Bank win the Played five matches in ICC WWT20 2014, playing as a defender in the football team at Departmental T20 Women’s Championship top-scoring against India with an innings the South Asian Football Federation Women’s 2018, scoring 127 runs in the process of 26 at Sylhet Championship in Islamabad Played three games in the Asian Cricket Council Failed to convert her starts in the following Recorded her best bowling figures in T20I cricket Women’s T20 Asia Cup the same year, but only competition, compiling scores of 14, 10 and in the build-up to this tournament, when she scored 18 runs in three innings 15 in her three matches took 2-12 against Bangladesh at Cox’s Bazar Made her ODI debut against Sri Lanka this She has an excellent record in ODI cricket, She has taken a degree in Health and March and overcame the disappointment of having scored four half-centuries in the last two Physical sciences at Government College being dismissed for 0 in her first match by years, with a highest score of 79 against South and University, Lahore scoring 31 two days later Africa at Leicester in 2017 SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 70

PAKISTAN

NASHRA SUNDHU NATALIA PARVAIZ 6 99 8

DOB: 19 Nov 1997 DOB: 25 Dec 1995 DOB: 2 Jan 1987 BORN: Lahore BORN: Bandala BORN: Gujranwala STYLE: RHB/SLA STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/OB

Made her T20I debut against New Zealand Made her T20I debut against New Zealand Made her T20I debut against Sri Lanka at Sharjah in November 2017 at Sharjah in November 2017 at Basseterre in May 2010

Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her fifth ICC WWT20

She has impressed since making her first Her ODI debut came in March this year and Impressed with the ball in ICC WWT20 2012, international appearance as a 19-year-old in the she impressed, striking an unbeaten 21 from taking 3-12 against India at Galle and then ICC WWC Qualifying tournament in early 2017 just 20 balls against Sri Lanka at Dambulla struck 32 against South Africa and 24 not out against India two years later She took nine wickets in her first four ODIs and Represented State Bank of Pakistan in the then starred in the match against India at Derby Departmental T20 Women’s Championship Removed England’s top order in the ICC in ICC WWC 2017, taking 4-26 in her ten overs earlier this year WWT20 2016 clash at Chennai, when she returned figures of 3-21 in her four overs, Her T20I career has started well, averaging Took 2-12 in her second T20I against New Zealand but it wasn’t enough to bring a victory nearly a wicket per match at an excellent at Sharjah and bettered that with career-best average and an economy rate of less than four figures of 3-20 against Bangladesh at Cox’s Bazar Became the first Pakistan woman to take a and a half in October 2018 five-wicket haul in T20I cricket when she took 5-21 against Sri Lanka Kuala Lumpur in the 2018 Women’s Asia Cup T20 competition SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 71

PAKISTAN

OMAIMA SOHAIL 11 5 22

DOB: 11 Jul 1997 DOB: 5 Jan 1986 DOB: 14 Mar 1994 BORN: Karachi BORN: Abbottabad BORN: Lahore STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/WK

Made her T20I debut against Australia Made her T20I debut against Ireland at Dublin Made her T20I debut against Australia at Kuala Lumpur in October 2018 in May 2009 at Robina in August 2014

Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20

First represented Karachi Under 19s at the Led Pakistan to two Gold Medals in cricket First represented Lahore Schools in PCB age of 15 in the PCB National Under-19 at the Asian Games in both 2010 and 2014 National Schools Under-17 Women’s Women’s Championship Championship 2007/08 In 2017 she became the first Pakistan women to She is an opening batter who will be hoping take 100 ODI wickets and then the first to play Came close to making her maiden international to make her first international appearance in in 100 ODI matches half-century when she scored 47 against the forthcoming tournament England at Taunton in ODI cricket in 2016 Captaining the side for nine years, she has In addition, she is a more-than-capable also completed a Bachelors Degree in Statistics Played four matches in ICC WWT20 and seven off-spin bowler and Economics matches in ICC WWC 2017 but failed to make a double-figure score in either tournament SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 72

SOUTH AFRICA TEAM INFO SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 73

SOUTH AFRICA

DANE VAN NIEKERK (C) MOSELINE DANIELS 81 15 22

DOB: 14 May 1993 DOB: 1 Feb 1990 DOB: 13 Jun 1989 BORN: Pretoria BORN: Paarl BORN: Pretoria STYLE: RHB/LB STYLE: LHB/LM STYLE: RHB/WK

Made her T20I debut against the Windies Made her T20I debut against the Netherlands Made her T20I debut against England at Taunton in June 2009 at Potchefstroom in October 2010 at Taunton in August 2007

Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20

Her unbeaten innings of 90 against Pakistan Started playing cricket at the age of 13 and was She made her first international appearance at Sylhet in 2014 is the highest for her country already in the South African Under 19 team by at the age of just seventeen and captained the in ICC WWT20 cricket the time she was 16 national side for five years, from 2011 to 2016

Appointed South Africa’s captain in June 2016, Played two matches in the 2014 competition, She is the leading run-scorer for South Africa in she became the first South African woman and three more in 2016, bowling economically ODI cricket and was the first to score 1000 runs to take 100 ODI wickets the following year in every match for the T20I side

Took four wickets for no runs against the She also enjoys playing baseball in her Boasts two half-centuries in ICC WWT20 cricket – Windies at Leicester on her way to becoming spare time 53 not out against Australia at Basseterre in 2010 the tournament’s leading wicket-taker with and 51 against New Zealand at Sylhet in 2014 15 victims SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 74

SOUTH AFRICA

YOLANI FOURIE 21 89 7

DOB: 12 Oct 1989 DOB: 5 Oct 1988 DOB: 4 Jan 1990 BORN: Cape Town BORN: Cape Town BORN: Port Elizabeth STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: RHB/RM

Made her T20I debut against Sri Lanka Made her T20I debut against New Zealand Made her T20I debut against Australia at Colombo in 2014 at Taunton in August 2007 at Taunton in June 2009

Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20 Playing in her fifth ICC WWT20

Took five wickets in her first two ODIs, including One of the fastest female bowlers in the world, She has been ranked as high as number 2 in career-best figures of 3-20 against Sri Lanka she is currently South Africa’s all-time leading the world for her bowling in T20I cricket and wicket-taker in T20I cricket has topped the list in ODI cricket Returned the outstanding figures of 7-23 in six overs for Western Province against Eastern At the 2011 World Cup Qualifier in Bangladesh, No mug with the bat, she hit a century in ICC Province at Cape Town in CSA Women’s Ismail took 6-10 in one match against the WWC 2013 against Pakistan at Cuttack before Provincial League in 2011 Netherlands which remains the best figures taking 3-18 with the ball for South Africa in ODI cricket Now represents in South African Took 11 wickets and chipped in with some useful domestic cricket and played two matches As well as playing in each of the five ICC contributions with the bat for Surrey Stars as they in ICC WWT20 2016 WWT20 tournaments to date, she also has won the 2018 Kia Super League in England experience with Melbourne Renegades and Yorkshire Diamonds SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 75

SOUTH AFRICA

MASABATA KLAAS SUNE LUUS 5 67 96

DOB: 3 Feb 1991 DOB: 2 Apr 1992 DOB: 5 Jan 1996 BORN: Botshabelo BORN: Ermelo BORN: STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/RMF STYLE: RHB/LB

Made her T20I debut against the Netherlands Made her T20I debut against Bangladesh Made her T20I debut against Bangladesh at Potchefstroom in October 2010 at Potchefstroom in September 2013 at Mirpur in September 2012

Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her fourth ICC WWT20

She took a break from the game for three years Started ICC WWT20 2014 in great form with Against Ireland in August 2016 she became just before returning on South Africa’s tour to the an unbeaten innings of 67 against Pakistan and the second woman to score a fifty and take at UAE in early 2015 followed up with 43 against Ireland six days later least five wickets in the same ODI

Only played one match in ICC WWT20 2016, A prolific scorer in ODI cricket, she recently She also equalled the record of Anisa scoring 4 and taking one wicket against New became just the third batter to pass 2000 runs Mohammed for picking up the most number Zealand at Bengaluru for South Africa of wickets in a single calendar year in Women’s ODI cricket, with 37 dismissals in 2016 Took the field in two games in ICC WWC 2017, Scored 104 from just 58 balls for Surrey Stars in bowling economically against Sri Lanka, but the final of the 2018 Kia Super League to lead That same year, she took 5-8 against Ireland at expensively against Australia her team to the trophy Chennai, the best bowling performance in ICC WWT20 history SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 76

SOUTH AFRICA

ZINTLE MALI ROBYN SEARLE TUMI SEKHUKHUNE 24 37 12

DOB: 21 Jan 1994 DOB: 17 Jun 1997 DOB: 21 Nov 1998 BORN: Alice BORN: Johannesburg BORN: Daveytown STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: LHB/RFM

Made her T20I debut against Bangladesh Made her T20I debut against the Windies Made her T20I debut against the Windies at Bloemfontein in May 2018 at Bridgetown in September 2018 at Bridgetown in September 2018

Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20

Made her senior debut for Border back in 2012, During her last school year, she captained Her form for South Africa Emerging Players but it was her performance in the CSA Women’s the U19 National team and also received the Women in the Tri-series with Australia and Provincial League which brought her to the Gauteng Batsman of the Year and Gauteng England Academy in 2018 forced her into the selectors’ attention U19 Player of the Year awards national squad

She took 11 wickets in the 2016/17 competition Scored 139 runs as her Gauteng Women’s team She took 13 wickets in five matches, including and followed up with eight more in 2017/18, reached the final of the 2017/18 CSA Women’s 4/44 in her ten overs in the final against Australia conceding just over four runs per over in Provincial League each tournament A graduate from the National Academy, A graduate from the National Academy, she she was rewarded for her performances by Received her first call-up to the national squad for received her first international call-up for the her first overseas tour with the senior team the home series with Bangladesh in early 2018 tour of the Caribbean in late 2018 to the Caribbean SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 77

SOUTH AFRICA

CHLOE TRYON FAYE TUNNICLIFFE 25 3 14

DOB: 25 Jan 1994 DOB: 9 Dec 1998 DOB: 26 Apr 1999 BORN: Kingsway BORN: Belleville BORN: Milnerton STYLE: RHB/LMF STYLE: RHB/WK STYLE: RHB

Made her T20I debut against the Windies Made her T20I debut against the West Indies Made her T20I debut against Ireland at Dublin at Basseterre in May 2010 at Bridgetown in September 2018 in August 2016

Playing in her fourth ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20

She became the first woman to take a wicket Represents Women in South African Aged 11, she was selected to play for the with her first in T20I cricket when she domestic cricket, and was the leading run- Western Province U-19 girls’ team and in dismissed at Basseterre in ICC scorer in the CSA Women’s Provincial League October 2013, she made her first appearance WWT20 2010 2017/18 with 300 runs in seven matches for the Western Province women senior team

Struck 92 from just 68 balls against Ireland at Top-scored for her side with 100 runs in the In August 2016 she became the youngest Dublin in 2016 and shared a record ODI sixth- CSA Women’s Provincial T20 Competition centurion, male or female, for South Africa in wicket partnership of 142 with Sune Luus 2017/18 international cricket with a match-winning 105 against Ireland Women in Malahide She has scored 148 runs in ICC WWT20 cricket Represented South Africa Emerging Players at a strike rate of 148, helped by an unbeaten in the April 2018 Tri-series with Australia U-19 She was Head Girl at Parklands College, 35 form 12 balls against Ireland in 2014 Women and England Academy Women where she graduated top of her class and has started studying Medicine at the University of Stellenbosch SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 78

SRI LANKA TEAM INFO SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 79

SRI LANKA CHAMARI ATHAPATHTHU (C) NILAKSHI DE SILVA KAVISHA DILHARI 58 27 6

DOB: 9 Feb 1990 DOB: 29 Sep 1989 DOB: 24 Jan 2001 BORN: Gokarella BORN: Panadura BORN: Rathgama STYLE: LHB/RM STYLE: RHM/RSM STYLE: RHB/ON

Made her T20I debut against India at Taunton Made her T20I debut against the Windies Made her T20I debut against India in June 2009 at Colombo in March 2013 at Katunayake in September 2018

Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20

She is the only Sri Lankan woman cricketer Played one match in each of the 2014 and She was discovered through an island-wide to score an ODI hundred and has done so 2016 competitions, taking 2-14 in her four overs talent hunt, having been playing cricket on four occasions, in addition to having been against Pakistan at Sylhet in 2014 domestically since she was 15 years of age dismissed for 99 She can be a hard-hitting lower-order batter, Sri Lanka’s high performance manager Simon Against Australia at Bristol in ICC WWC 2017 as evidenced by her run-a-ball unbeaten 35 Willis - who was a part of the talent search team she smashed 178 not out from 143 balls out of against Pakistan at Colombo in early 2018 described her- as a “very competitive beast” a total of 257 – the second-highest Women’s World Cup individual score in history She was the leading wicket-taker for Sri Lanka On her international debut she took in the 2018 Women’s Twenty20 Asia Cup, with ’s wicket and scored a vital 12 Scored 141 runs in ICC WWT20 2016, the seven wickets in five matches not-out – hitting the winning runs in Sri Lanka’s highlight of which was an innings of 52 against successful chase of 254 - their highest in ODIs South Africa at Bengaluru SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 80

SRI LANKA

AMA KANCHANA SUGANDIKA KUMARI ESHANI LOKUSOORIYA 97 91 3

DOB: 7 Apr 1991 DOB: 5 Oct 1990 DOB: 1 Jun 1984 BORN: Negombo BORN: Anamaduwa BORN: Panadura STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: LHB/SLA STYLE: RHB/RM

Made her T20I debut against the Windies Made her T20I debut against Pakistan Made her T20I debut against Pakistan at Colombo in March 2013 at Sharjah in January 2015 at Taunton in June 2009

Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20

Played two matches in ICC WWT20 2016, but Took 3-24 on her ODI debut against Pakistan A seam-bowing all-rounder, she made a superb failed to make much of an impression with bat at Sharjah in 2015 and topped that with 4-39 start to her ICC WWT20 career, taking seven or ball against India at Ranchi the following year wickets in her first two matches in 2009

Was more productive in ICC WWC 2017 in Played four matches in ICC WWT20 2016, Scored half-centuries against both England and England, in which she took seven wickets in taking 3-24 against Ireland at Mohali and 2-24 India in ICC WWC 2013 and was subsequently five matches, as well as making several useful against South Africa at Bengaluru named to the team of the tournament contributions with the bat A consistent wicket-taker in domestic cricket, Her hard-hitting unbeaten innings of 35 from Along with Eshani Kaushalya, she holds the she also took six cheap wickets in the Women’s just 28 balls was instrumental in victory over record for the highest eighth-wicket partnership Twenty20 Asia Cup in 2018 Ireland at Chandigarh in ICC WWT20 2016 in a T20I, adding 39 runs against India at Ranchi in 2016 SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 81

SRI LANKA

DILANI MANODARA YASHODA MENDIS HASINI PERERA 5 23 48

DOB: 8 Dec 1982 DOB: 15 Sep 1986 DOB: 27 Jun 1995 BORN: Kandy BORN: Balapitiya BORN: Colombo STYLE: RHB/WK STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: LHB/RMF

Made her T20I debut against Pakistan Made her T20I debut against the Netherlands Made her T20I debut against Bangladesh at Taunton in June 2009 at Colombo in April 2011 at Sylhet in April 2014

Playing in her fifth ICC WWT20 Playing in her fourth ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20

She holds the record for having effected the She has been a prolific batter for Sri Lanka Played two matches in ICC WWT20 2014 in most dismissals by a Sri Lankan wicket-keeper Air Force in domestic cricket, the highlight Bangladesh, but failed to make a mark with in ODI cricket with 61 in 95 matches, including being an innings of 139 in the domestic limited- the bat 24 stumpings overs tournament back in 2012 After a slow start to her international career She has hit three half-centuries in ODIs with a A consistent scorer in ICC WWT20 2014, she her form took a dramatic upturn in the 2018 highest score of 84 and struck her maiden T20I made a total of 143 runs in six matches, with Twenty20 Asia Cup tournament in Malaysia fifty against Pakistan at Sharjah in January 2015 a highest score of 45 against New Zealand this June

Struck form with the bat in ICC WWT20 with She was the leading run-scorer for Sri Lanka She struck an unbeaten 32 from 27 balls to innings of 37 against New Zealand at Delhi in the 2018 Women’s Twenty20 Asia Cup, with help her side to victory against the host, before and 38 against Australia at the same venue – 130 runs in five matches fighting a lone hand with 46 not out against both at better than a run-a-ball India the following week SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 82

SRI LANKA INOSHI UDESHIKA PRABODANI PRIYADARSHANI OSHADHI RANASINGHE 55 52 86

DOB: 20 Sep 1985 DOB: 23 Mar 1987 DOB: 16 Mar 1986 BORN: Darga Town BORN: Colombo BORN: Colombo STYLE: RHB/LM STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: LHB/RMF

Made her T20I debut against Pakistan Made her T20I debut against South Africa Made her T20I debut against the Windies at Taunton in June 2009 at Colombo in October 2014 at Colombo in March 2013

Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her third ICC WWT20

Her ICC WWT20 tournament career started well First came to the selectors’ attention after Played four matches in ICC WWC 2017 with figures of 2-20 against Pakistan and 2-24 some strong performances in domestic cricket, in England, striking 26 against England against England in her first two matches in 2009 especially in the Limited Overs tournament and 20 against the Windies, but her bowling proved expensive A veteran of all five previous ICC WWT20 Had an excellent 2016/17 season in ODI competitions, she is now Sri Lanka’s leading cricket, taking 3-28 against England and 3-21 Took five wickets with an economy rate of just wicket-taker in the competition with 14 victims against Ireland 4.17 runs per over in five matches in the 2018 at 21.14 each Asia Cup Twenty20 tournament in Malaysia Comes into this tournament in good form, She played three matches in ICC WWC 2017, having taken 3-24 in four overs against India Recorded her best bowling figures in T20I but was unlucky to end up wicketless in at Katunayake in just her third T20I match – cricket in the run-up to this tournament, taking the competition and her first for nearly four years 3-33 against India at Colombo in September SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 83

SRI LANKA SHASHIKALA SRIPALI SIRIWARDENA REBEKA VANDORT WEEARAKKODY 14 1 7

DOB: 14 Feb 1985 DOB: 27 Jan 1994 DOB: 7 Jan 1986 BORN: Colombo BORN: Colombo BORN: Kiridiwela STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/WK STYLE: LHB/RM

Made her T20I debut against the Windies Made her T20I debut against South Africa at Made her T20I debut against Pakistan at Cayon in April 2010 Potchefstroom in November 2013 at Taunton in June 2009

Playing in her fourth ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her fifth ICC WWT20

Former captain of the national side, she is the She has represented Sri Lanka Army Women A seam-bowling all-rounder, she bowled only Sri Lankan woman to achieve the 1000 run / since 2013, for whom she scored two limited well in ICC WWC 2017, taking 3-28 against 100 wickets double in ODI cricket overs half-centuries in the space of five days India and 3-39 against the Windies at Derby in June 2016 in successive matches During the 2017 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup she became the first woman cricketer to Kept wicket in all six matches for Sri Lanka in She is the current leader of the seam attack, play in 100 ODI matches for Sri Lanka ICC WWT20 2014, making six dismissals giving advice to the younger bowlers and bowls her overs economically, keeping the scoring She is Sri Lanka’s leading wicket-taker in T20I Scored her maiden international half-century rate under control cricket and has taken at least one wicket in when she hit 50 from 39 balls against the Windies each of her last seven ICC WWT20 matches at Coolidge in T20I cricket in October 2017 Her 13 matches covering four ICC WWT20 tournaments so far have brought her only three wickets, so she will be looking to improve this record in the upcoming event SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 84

SRIWEST LANKA INDIES TEAM INFO SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 85

WEST INDIES

STAFANIE TAYLOR (C) SHEMAINE CAMPBELLE 7 11 30

DOB: 11 June 1991 DOB: 14 Dec 1985 DOB: 14 Oct 1992 BORN: Jamaica BORN: Trinidad BORN: Guyana STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/WK STYLE: RHB/RMF

Made her T20I debut against Ireland at Dublin Made her T20I debut against South Africa Made her T20I debut against South Africa in June 2008, scoring 90 at Taunton in June 2009 at Paarl in October 2009

Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20 Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20 Playing in her fifth ICC WWT20

She was named ICC Women’s Cricket of the As a wicketkeeper/batter, she is a vital She was 19 years 338 days old when she led Year in 2011, the first player from her country component of the team behind the wickets as the side against England at Arundel in 2012 – to win the award and repeated the feat the well as in the middle order, captaining the side the second-youngest captain in the format following year before Stafanie Taylor She became the only player to score an ODI She captained the Windies Women to the She has quick hands behind the stumps and century when batting at number seven or lower ICC WWT20 2016 title and she also won the Kia she can score quickly to chase down a target or when she struck 105 against Sri Lanka Super League in 2017 with the Western Storm to obtain a defendable total for her team at Dambulla in 2013

She was named Player of the Tournament in She has been captain of the Trinidad and Ever-present in the Windies campaigns in the 2016 competition, in which she was the Tobago Women’s Cricket Team for several ICC WWT20 2014 and 2016 but failed to leading run-scorer with 246 to go along with years, leading them to a record number of make a big impression with bat or ball her eight wickets regional titles in both 50 and 20 overs SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 86

WEST INDIES

SHAMILIA CONNELL 46 35 5

DOB: 14 Jul 1992 DOB: 23 Aug 1989 DOB: 21 Jun 1991 BORN: Barbados BORN: Trinidad BORN: Barbados STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: RHB/RMF STYLE: RHB/RFM

Made her T20I debut against New Zealand Made her T20I debut against South Africa Made her T20I debut against Ireland at Dublin at Arnos Vale in September 2009 at Paarl in October 2009 in June 2008

Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her fourth ICC WWT20 Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20

As the opening bowler for the team, she has She was consistent in ICC WWT20 2010, The first woman to score two T20I centuries, been clocked at 79mph already and consistently scoring a total of 75 runs, with a top score she lit up ICC WWT20 2010 on home soil with stays within that range of 27 against Australia at Basseterre her unbeaten 112 from just 45 balls against South Africa at Basseterre She started playing cricket in primary school but Found her form in ODI cricket in the 2015/16 soon gave that up for track and field which she season, with innings of 46 against Sri Lanka and Her second century came in October 2017 stuck with during high-school, until a Barbadian a career best, unbeaten 55 against South Africa when she smashed 112 from 67 balls against cricket coach spotted her at East London Sri Lanka at Coolidge

The biggest prankster in the team and the life Top-scored with 61 in the semi-final of ICC An expert “death” bowler used to finish off of any party, she loves photography and media WWT20 2016 against New Zealand to help opposing teams, she has played for the Perth her side reach the final Scorchers and Brisbane Heat in the WBBL in Australia SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 87

WEST INDIES

AFY FLETCHER CHINELLE HENRY QIANA JOSEPH 9 48 73

DOB: 17 Mar 1987 DOB: 17 Aug 1995 DOB: 1 Jan 2001 BORN: Grenada BORN: Jamaica BORN: St Lucia STYLE: RHB/LB STYLE: RHB/RMF STYLE: RHB/LFM

Made her T20I debut against the Netherlands Made her T20I debut against England Awaiting her T20I debut at Utrecht in July 2008 at Bridgetown in October 2013 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20 First represented St Lucia Women when she was She was one of the bowlers who spun the team An all-rounder, she played one game in the 13 in the West Indies Cricket Board Regional to victory in ICC WWT20 2016 and bagged her 2014 competition – against India at Sylhet Women’s Championship 2014 first 5-wicket T20I haul against Sri Lanka the following year Her two ODI appearances came that same At the age of 15 she was involved in a WICB year, when she subsequently scored 85 for Emerging Women’s Players camp, and helped She started off playing in the area she grew up Jamaica against Guyana in the Regional the Windwards Under-19 girls’ team reach the and was referred to the national coaches who Women’s Tournament Final of their regional age group tournament then moulded her into the mysterious spinner she is now Captained St Ann to the final of the Jamaica Made her ODI debut at the age of just 16 when Cricket Association Twenty20 tournament in she played against South Africa at Leicester in Very quiet and diminutive, she recently June this year ICC WWC 2017 completed her Level I Coaching certificate SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 88

WEST INDIES

KYCIA KNIGHT NATASHA MCLEAN 42 50 44

DOB: 19 Feb 1992 DOB: 19 Mar 1988 DOB: 22 Dec 1994 BORN: Barbados BORN: Barbados BORN: Jamaica STYLE: LHB/WK STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/WK

Made her T20I debut against Pakistan Made her T20I debut against New Zealand Made her T20I debut against Sri Lanka at St Andrew’s in September 2011 at Arnos Vale in September 2014 at Port-of-Spain in May 2012

Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her second ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20

She has also represented Barbados at track Player of the Match as Windies won the final She played four matches in ICC WWC 2013, & field and football of ICC WWT20 2016 when she scored 66 from scoring 26 against Australia at Mumbai, but 45 balls and also took the wicket of Alyssa Healy hasn’t featured in the longer form of the game Hit an undefeated 50 in just her fifth since 2014 match against Pakistan at Loughborough Scored her maiden ODI century against in September 2012 South Africa on her home ground of After more than three years out of the Bridgetown in September 2018 T20I team, she returned with a bang, striking Started ICC WWT20 2014 with 43 against 38 against South Africa at Bridgetown in England at Sylhet and ended the tournament She has also represented Barbados in the September 2018 with 79 runs in five matches javelin throw at several international track and field competitions Her maiden fifty in the format came just following month when she struck an unbeaten 57 against the same opposition at Tarouba SECTION 04 | TEAM PROFILES 89

WEST INDIES

ANISA MOHAMMED CHEDEAN NATION 14 8 4

DOB: 7 Sep 1988 DOB: 31 Oct 1986 DOB: 1 Sep 1989 BORN: Trinidad BORN: Jamaica BORN: Barbados STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/WK STYLE: RHB/RM

Made her T20I debut against Ireland at Dublin Made her T20I debut against Ireland at Dublin Made her T20I debut against Ireland at Dublin in June 2008 in June 2008 in June 2008

Playing in her sixth ICC WWT20 Playing in her first ICC WWT20 Playing in her fifth ICC WWT20

Her parents introduced her – and her twin sister A middle order pinch-hitter, she also offers the Had a great start to her ODI career when – Alisa – to cricket at a young age and both girls Captain the choice of medium-pace bowling as an 18-year-old – she took nine wickets in subsequently played for Trinidad & Tobago when rotation is needed her first four matches

She is currently the highest Women’s T20I She a master in the kitchen, cooking a mean However, she had to wait until 2014 for her wicket-taker and despite her height, confuses the steam fish or Jamaican brown-stew fish and maiden five-wicket haul in that format, when opposition with flight and the occasional googly long queues can often be seen coming from she took 5-15 against New Zealand at St Kitts her room She has been part of the Windies Women’s team Ever-present for the Windies in ICC WWT20 for more than 16 years and is the vice-captain Missed out on the squad for the victorious ICC 2014 taking three wickets, but didn’t appear WWT20 2016 campaign, so she will be keen to in the 2016 competition be part of the team on home soil for this edition SECTION 05 | OFFICIALS 90

SECTION 05 OFFICIALS SECTION 05 | OFFICIALS 91

REFEREES

GRAEME LA BROOY DOB: 7 June 1964 DOB: 12 Jan 1962 BORN: Sri Lanka BORN: Antigua

9 Tests and 44 ODIs for 86 Tests and 224 ODIs for Sri Lanka 1986-1992 the West Indies 1983-1996 Refereed his first Women’s Refereed his first Women’s T20I in 2012 T20I in 2016 Refereeing in his second Refereeing in his first ICC WWT20 ICC WWT20 SECTION 05 | OFFICIALS 92

UMPIRES

SAM SHARFUDDOULA NITIN KIM NOGAJSKI IBNE SHAHID MENON COTTON DOB: 1 Jan 1979 DOB: 16 Oct 1976 DOB: 2 Nov 1983 DOB: 24 Feb 1978 BORN: Hobart, Australia BORN: Dhaka, Bangladesh BORN: Indore, India BORN: Auckland, New Zealand Umpired his first Women’s T20I in 2010 Umpired his first Women’s T20I in 2012 Umpired his first Women’s T20I in 2018 Umpired her first Women’s T20I in 2018 Umpiring in his first ICC WWT20 Umpiring in his first ICC WWT20 Umpiring in his first ICC WWT20 Umpiring in her first ICC WWT20

AHSAN LANGTON WAYNE SUE RAZA RUSERE KNIGHTS REDFERN DOB: 29 May 1974 DOB: 7 Jul 1985 DOB: 25 Aug 1970 DOB: 26 Oct 1977 BORN: Lahore, Pakistan BORN: Masvingo, Zimbabwe BORN: Auckland, New Zealand BORN: Mansfield, England Umpired his first Women’s T20I in 2015 Waiting to umpire his first Women’s T20I Umpired his first Women’s T20I in 2010 Umpired her first Women’s T20I in 2018 Umpiring in his first ICC WWT20 Umpiring in his first ICC WWT20 Umpiring in his first ICC WWT20 Umpiring in her first ICC WWT20

SHAUN GREGORY CLAIRE JACQUELINE GEORGE BRATHWAITE POLASAK WILLIAMS DOB: 25 Jan 1968 DOB: 9 Dec 1969 DOB: 7 Apr 1988 DOB: 4 Mar 1976 BORN: Port Elizabeth, South Africa BORN: St Philip, Barbados BORN: Goulburn, Australia BORN: Westmoreland, Jamaica Umpired his first Women’s T20I in 2018 Umpired his first Women’s T20I in 2012 Umpired her first Women’s T20I in 2015 Umpired her first Women’s T20I in 2015 Umpiring in his first ICC WWT20 Umpiring in his first ICC WWT20 Umpiring in her second ICC WWT20 Umpiring in her first ICC WWT20 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 93

SECTION 06 TOURNAMENT STATISTICS SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 94

OVERALL RECORDS

HIGHEST TOTALS SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 191-4 20 Australia Ireland Sylhet 27 Mar 2014 185-2 20 Australia Pakistan Sylhet 29 Mar 2014 180-5 20 New Zealand West Indies Gros Islet 14 May 2010 177-3 20 New Zealand Ireland Mohali 18 Mar 2016 175-5 20 West Indies South Africa Basseterre 05 May 2010 171-3 20 New Zealand Ireland Sylhet 25 Mar 2014 167-3 20 New Zealand Pakistan Sylhet 27 Mar 2014 165-2 19.3 England Australia The Oval 19 Jun 2009 165-5 20 South Africa Ireland Sylhet 29 Mar 2014 164-6 20 Australia South Africa Taunton 16 Jun 2009

LOWEST TOTALS SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 58-9 20 Bangladesh England Sylhet 28 Mar 2014 60 16.5 Pakistan England Taunton 16 Jun 2009 65-9 20 Pakistan New Zealand Basseterre 10 May 2010 69-8 20 Sri Lanka England Taunton 14 Jun 2009 70-8 20 South Africa West Indies Galle 30 Sep 2012 72-8 20 Bangladesh India Sylhet 30 Mar 2014 73-9 20 Sri Lanka India Basseterre 10 May 2010 75 19.5 Pakistan India Taunton 13 Jun 2009 79 15.1 Ireland South Africa Sylhet 29 Mar 2014 79 20 Sri Lanka South Africa Galle 26 Sep 2012 79 17.3 Bangladesh West Indies Sylhet 26 Mar 2014 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 95

OVERALL RECORDS

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES SCORE NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 126 MM Lanning Australia Ireland Sylhet 27 Mar 2014 112* DJS Dottin West Indies South Africa Basseterre 05 May 2010 94* SW Bates New Zealand Pakistan Sylhet 27 Mar 2014 90* D van Niekerk South Africa Pakistan Sylhet 23 Mar 2014 90* EJ Villani Australia Pakistan Sylhet 29 Mar 2014 89* AL Watkins New Zealand India Nottingham 18 Jun 2009 84 SJ McGlashan New Zealand West Indies Gros Islet 14 May 2010 82 SW Bates New Zealand Ireland Mohali 18 Mar 2016 80 CM Edwards England Bangladesh Sylhet 28 Mar 2014 77* CM Edwards England Pakistan Chennai 27 Mar 2016

BEST BOWLING FIGURES BOWLING NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 5-8 Luus South Africa Ireland Chennai 23 Mar 2016 5-16 PA Roy India Pakistan Taunton 13 Jun 2009 5-22 JL Hunter Australia West Indies Colombo-RPS 05 Oct 2012 4-9 HL Colvin England Pakistan Galle 27 Sep 2012 4-11 DN Wyatt England South Africa Basseterre 09 May 2010 4-12 D David India Sri Lanka Basseterre 10 May 2010 4-12 DJS Dottin West Indies England Sylhet 24 Mar 2014 4-15 Browne New Zealand Pakistan Basseterre 10 May 2010 4-15 SF Daley West Indies Sri Lanka Sylhet 28 Mar 2014 4-15 CJ Metcalfe Ireland Sri Lanka Mohali 20 Mar 2016 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 96

OVERALL RECORDS

MOST RUNS NAME TEAM INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 CM Edwards England 24 24 3 768 80 36.57 104.06 0 5 SW Bates New Zealand 24 24 2 720 94* 32.72 114.83 0 5 SR Taylor West Indies 21 21 4 711 59 41.82 98.88 0 6 MD Raj India 21 21 5 619 57 38.68 96.26 0 3 MM Lanning Australia 17 17 2 596 126 39.73 121.38 1 4 SJ Taylor England 24 24 5 541 65* 28.47 98.54 0 2 DJS Dottin West Indies 22 21 3 517 112* 28.72 133.59 1 3 SFM Devine New Zealand 20 19 3 428 59 26.75 115.05 0 1 Bismah Maroof Pakistan 20 19 4 382 62* 25.46 83.58 0 2 AJ Blackwell Australia 26 22 5 382 61 22.47 93.85 0 1

MOST WICKETS NAME TEAM M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB EA Perry Australia 26 516 504 27 18.66 5.86 3-12 A Shrubsole England 18 385 339 26 13.03 5.28 3-6 S Ismail South Africa 19 386 402 24 16.75 6.24 3-5 SFM Devine New Zealand 20 338 327 22 14.86 5.80 4-22 HL Colvin England 11 262 237 20 11.85 5.42 4-9 SR Taylor West Indies 21 366 372 20 18.60 6.09 3-10 A Mohammed West Indies 22 448 433 20 21.65 5.79 3-17 LA Marsh England 15 354 263 19 13.84 4.45 3-12 JL Gunn England 24 293 265 18 14.72 5.42 3-15 NJ Browne New Zealand 19 294 263 17 15.47 5.36 4-15 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 97

OVERALL RECORDS

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS WKT PART BAT1 BAT2 TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 1 163* L Lee D van Niekerk South Africa Pakistan Sylhet 23 Mar 2014 2 118* SW Bates AL Watkins New Zealand Australia Taunton 12 Jun 2009 3 122* SC Taylor BL Morgan England Australia The Oval 19 Jun 2009 4 91 C- Brits SM Benade South Africa New Zealand Taunton 15 Jun 2009 5 118 SF Daley DJS Dottin West Indies South Africa Basseterre 05 May 2010 6 68 KL Rolton AJ Blackwell Australia South Africa Taunton 16 Jun 2009 7 48 LC Sthalekar AJ Blackwell Australia New Zealand Taunton 12 Jun 2009 8 28* SR Taylor SF Daley West Indies New Zealand Taunton 13 Jun 2009 9 27* A Sharma RA Dhar India New Zealand Basseterre 06 May 2010 10 20 Almas Akram Pakistan India Taunton 13 Jun 2009

TEAM RECORDS MOST SIXES TEAM MATCHES WON LOST TIE+W TIE+L NR NAME TEAM 6S Australia Women 26 19 6 1 0 0 DJS Dottin West Indies 17 Bangladesh Women 9 2 7 0 0 0 SFM Devine New Zealand 10 England Women 24 18 5 0 1 0 JE Cameron Australia 9 India Women 21 9 12 0 0 0 SJ McGlashan New Zealand 9 Ireland Women 9 0 9 0 0 0 MM Lanning Australia 8 New Zealand Women 24 18 6 0 0 0 SR Taylor West Indies 8 Pakistan Women 20 5 15 0 0 0 CL Tryon South Africa 7 South Africa Women 19 6 13 0 0 0 D van Niekerk South Africa 7 Sri Lanka Women 20 6 14 0 0 0 B Cooper West Indies 6 West Indies Women 22 13 9 0 0 0 EA Perry Australia 6 SW Bates New Zealand 6 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 98

OVERALL RECORDS

MOST WICKET-KEEPING DISMISSALS NAME TEAM M CTS STS DIS RH Priest New Zealand 20 14 6 20 SJ Taylor England 24 8 12 20 Batool Fatima Pakistan 16 3 14 17 T Chetty South Africa 19 7 10 17 SM Naik India 12 5 11 16 JM Fields Australia 9 7 3 10 AJ Healy Australia 22 6 4 10 MV Waldron Ireland 9 5 4 9 MR Aguilleira West Indies 21 5 4 9 MADD Surangika Sri Lanka 14 2 6 8

MOST DISMISSALS IN AN INNINGS NAME DIS CTS STS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE SJ Taylor 4 2 2 England Sri Lanka Sylhet 30 Mar 2014 RH Priest 3 1 2 New Zealand Australia Taunton 12 Jun 2009 SJ Taylor 3 2 1 England New Zealand Lord's 21 Jun 2009 RH Priest 3 3 0 New Zealand Pakistan Basseterre 10 May 2010 RH Priest 3 2 1 New Zealand West Indies Gros Islet 14 May 2010 Batool Fatima 3 0 3 Pakistan South Africa Colombo-BP 03 Oct 2012 SM Naik 3 0 3 India Sri Lanka Colombo-Non 03 Oct 2012 T Chetty 3 1 2 South Africa Ireland Sylhet 29 Mar 2014 Batool Fatima 3 1 2 Pakistan India Sylhet 02 Apr 2014 MV Waldron 3 3 0 Ireland Bangladesh Sylhet 03 Apr 2014 S Verma 3 1 2 India England Dharamsala- 22 Mar 2016 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 99

OVERALL RECORDS

MOST CATCHES IN THE FIELD MOST MATCHES PLAYED MOST MATCHES UMPIRED NAME TEAM M CTS NAME TEAM MATCHES UMPIRE MATCHES JL Gunn England 24 16 AJ Blackwell Australia 26 M Erasmus (SA) 18 Greenway England 24 14 EA Perry Australia 26 BF Bowden (NZ) 17 JE Cameron Australia 17 11 SW Bates New Zealand 24 NJ Llong (ENG) 17 SW Bates New Zealand 24 11 CM Edwards England 24 AL Hill (NZ) 15 SFM Devine New Zealand 20 10 LS Greenway England 24 REJ Martinesz (SL) 10 SJ McGlashan New Zealand 24 10 JL Gunn England 24 RK Illingworth (ENG) 9 AJ Blackwell Australia 26 10 SJ McGlashan New Zealand 24 BNJ Oxenford (AUS) 9 H Kaur India 20 9 SJ Taylor England 24 S Ravi (INDIA) 9 KH Brunt England 16 8 DJS Dottin West Indies 22 (PAK) 8 NJ Browne New Zealand 19 8 AJ Healy Australia 22 EAR de Silva (SL) 8 JN Goswami India 21 8 A Mohammed West Indies 22 EA Perry Australia 26 8

MOST CATCHES IN THE FIELD IN AN INNINGS NAME CTS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE PA Roy 3 India Pakistan Taunton 13 Jun 2009 S-AC-A King 3 West Indies New Zealand Gros Islet 14 May 2010 JE Cameron 3 Australia India Galle 27 Sep 2012 M Kapp 3 South Africa Pakistan Colombo-BP 03 Oct 2012 NR Sciver 3 England Bangladesh Sylhet 28 Mar 2014 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 100

AUSTRALIA

HIGHEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 191-4 20 Australia Ireland Sylhet 27 Mar 2014 185-2 20 Australia Pakistan Sylhet 29 Mar 2014 164-6 20 Australia South Africa Taunton 16 Jun 2009 163-5 20 Australia England The Oval 19 Jun 2009 155 19.3 Australia South Africa Basseterre 07 May 2010

LOWEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 103-8 20 Australia New Zealand Nagpur- 21 Mar 2016 104 19.4 Australia England Basseterre 05 May 2010 106-8 20 Australia New Zealand Bridgetown 16 May 2010 115-7 20 Australia West Indies Colombo-RPS 05 Oct 2012 121 19.3 Australia New Zealand Sylhet 23 Mar 2014

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES

SCORE NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 126 MM Lanning Australia Ireland Sylhet 27 Mar 2014 90* EJ Villani Australia Pakistan Sylhet 29 Mar 2014 61 AJ Blackwell Australia India Gros Islet 13 May 2010 56* MM Lanning Australia Sri Lanka Delhi 24 Mar 2016 56 S Nitschke Australia West Indies Taunton 14 Jun 2009 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 101

AUSTRALIA

BEST BOWLING FIGURES

BOWLING NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 5-22 JL Hunter Australia West Indies Colombo-RPS 05 Oct 2012 4-21 S Nitschke Australia South Africa Taunton 16 Jun 2009 3-12 EA Perry Australia Pakistan Sylhet 29 Mar 2014 3-13 EA Osborne Australia India Galle 27 Sep 2012 3-14 SJ Coyte Australia Pakistan Sylhet 29 Mar 2014

MOST RUNS

NAME TEAM M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 MM Lanning Australia 17 17 2 596 126 39.73 121.38 1 4 AJ Blackwell Australia 26 22 5 382 61 22.47 93.85 0 1 EJ Villani Australia 15 15 2 337 90* 25.92 116.60 0 3 AJ Healy Australia 22 20 1 291 41 15.31 110.64 0 0 LC Sthalekar Australia 14 13 4 276 46 30.66 114.04 0 0

MOST WICKETS

NAME TEAM M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB EA Perry Australia 26 516 504 27 18.66 5.86 3-12 EA Osborne Australia 17 296 306 14 21.85 6.20 3-13 RM Farrell Australia 19 402 461 14 32.92 6.88 2-11 JL Hunter Australia 9 170 173 13 13.30 6.10 5-22 JL Jonassen Australia 17 331 299 12 24.91 5.41 3-25 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 102

AUSTRALIA

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS

WKT PARTNERSHIP BAT1 BAT2 AGAINST VENUE DATE 1 78 S Nitschke Poulton England The Oval 19 Jun 2009 2 104 EJ Villani MM Lanning Pakistan Sylhet 29 Mar 2014 3 83 MM Lanning AJ Blackwell Ireland Sylhet 27 Mar 2014 4 54 LC Sthalekar AJ Blackwell England Galle 01 Oct 2012 5 60* EA Perry JE Cameron South Africa Sylhet 25 Mar 2014 6 68 KL Rolton AJ Blackwell South Africa Taunton 16 Jun 2009 7 48 LC Sthalekar AJ Blackwell New Zealand Taunton 12 Jun 2009 8 23 LC Sthalekar AJ Healy England Basseterre 05 May 2010 9 11* RM Farrell EA Perry New Zealand Taunton 12 Jun 2009 10 7 RM Farrell CR Smith England Basseterre 05 May 2010 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 103

BANGLADESH

HIGHEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 117-6 20 Bangladesh England Bangalore 17 Mar 2016 115-9 20 Bangladesh Sri Lanka Sylhet 01 Apr 2014 113-9 20 Bangladesh Pakistan Delhi 24 Mar 2016 106-7 20 Bangladesh Ireland Sylhet 03 Apr 2014 99 18.3 Bangladesh West Indies Chennai 20 Mar 2016

LOWEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 58-9 20 Bangladesh England Sylhet 28 Mar 2014 72-8 20 Bangladesh India Sylhet 30 Mar 2014 79 17.3 Bangladesh West Indies Sylhet 26 Mar 2014 91-5 20 Bangladesh India Bangalore 15 Mar 2016 99 18.3 Bangladesh West Indies Chennai 20 Mar 2016

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES

SCORE NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 41 Rumana Ahmed Bangladesh Sri Lanka Sylhet 01 Apr 2014 36 Farzana Haque Bangladesh Pakistan Delhi 24 Mar 2016 35 Sharmin Akter Bangladesh Ireland Sylhet 03 Apr 2014 35 Nigar Sultana Bangladesh England Bangalore 17 Mar 2016 32* Bangladesh England Bangalore 17 Mar 2016 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 104

BANGLADESH

BEST BOWLING FIGURES

BOWLING NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 3-18 Panna Ghosh Bangladesh Sri Lanka Sylhet 01 Apr 2014 3-24 Khadija Tul Kobra Bangladesh West Indies Sylhet 26 Mar 2014 3-25 Panna Ghosh Bangladesh Ireland Sylhet 03 Apr 2014 3-27 Nahida Akter Bangladesh West Indies Chennai 20 Mar 2016 3-32 Jahanara Alam Bangladesh England Bangalore 17 Mar 2016

MOST RUNS

NAME TEAM M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 Rumana Ahmed Bangladesh 9 9 0 127 41 14.11 91.36 0 0 Salma Khatun Bangladesh 9 8 1 118 32* 16.85 97.52 0 0 Sharmin Akter Bangladesh 6 6 0 104 35 17.33 67.97 0 0 Farzana Haque Bangladesh 6 6 0 90 36 15.00 69.23 0 0 Nigar Sultana Bangladesh 4 4 1 89 35 29.66 108.53 0 0

MOST WICKETS

NAME TEAM M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB Salma Khatun Bangladesh 9 195 162 10 16.20 4.98 2-8 Rumana Ahmed Bangladesh 9 198 223 10 22.30 6.75 2-33 Khadija Tul Kobra Bangladesh 7 126 140 7 20.00 6.66 3-24 Panna Ghosh Bangladesh 5 87 94 6 15.66 6.48 3-18 Fahima Khatun Bangladesh 9 174 201 6 33.50 6.93 2-27 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 105

BANGLADESH

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS

WKT PARTNERSHIP BAT1 BAT2 AGAINST VENUE DATE 1 24 Ayasha Rahman Sharmin Akter Ireland Sylhet 03 Apr 2014 1 24 Sharmin Akter West Indies Chennai 20 Mar 2016 2 30 Sharmin Akter Salma Khatun Sri Lanka Sylhet 01 Apr 2014 3 43 Sharmin Akter Farzana Haque Pakistan Delhi 24 Mar 2016 4 27 Sharmin Akter Rumana Ahmed Ireland Sylhet 03 Apr 2014 5 64 Nigar Sultana Salma Khatun England Bangalore 17 Mar 2016 6 23* Nigar Sultana Jahanara Alam India Bangalore 15 Mar 2016 7 32 Rumana Ahmed Fahima Khatun Sri Lanka Sylhet 01 Apr 2014 8 18 Jahanara Alam Pakistan Delhi 24 Mar 2016 9 13 Sanjida Islam Fahima Khatun England Sylhet 28 Mar 2014 10 17 Nigar Sultana Nahida Akter West Indies Chennai 20 Mar 2016 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 106

ENGLAND

HIGHEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 165-2 19.3 England Australia The Oval 19 Jun 2009 153-7 20 England Bangladesh Bangalore 17 Mar 2016 148-5 20 England Pakistan Chennai 27 Mar 2016 146-3 18.1 England Australia Galle 01 Oct 2012 141-6 20 England South Africa Basseterre 09 May 2010

LOWEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 104 17.3 England Australia Basseterre 05 May 2010 105-8 20 England Australia Mirpur 06 Apr 2014 109-9 20 England West Indies Dharamsala-H 24 Mar 2016 120-9 20 England West Indies Basseterre 07 May 2010 123 20 England Pakistan Taunton 16 Jun 2009

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES

SCORE NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 80 CM Edwards England Bangladesh Sylhet 28 Mar 2014 77* CM Edwards England Pakistan Chennai 27 Mar 2016 76* SC Taylor England Australia The Oval 19 Jun 2009 75* SC Taylor England Sri Lanka Taunton 14 Jun 2009 65* SJ Taylor England Australia Galle 01 Oct 2012 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 107

ENGLAND

BEST BOWLING FIGURES

BOWLING NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 4-9 HL Colvin England Pakistan Galle 27 Sep 2012 4-11 DN Wyatt England South Africa Basseterre 09 May 2010 3-4 D Hazell England Bangladesh Sylhet 28 Mar 2014 3-6 KH Brunt England New Zealand Lord's 21 Jun 2009 3-6 A Shrubsole England India Sylhet 26 Mar 2014

MOST RUNS

NAME TEAM M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 CM Edwards England 24 24 3 768 80 36.57 104.06 0 5 SJ Taylor England 24 24 5 541 65* 28.47 98.54 0 2 SC Taylor England 8 7 3 223 76* 55.75 128.90 0 2 LS Greenway England 24 18 5 195 34* 15.00 83.69 0 0 LA Marsh England 15 10 0 164 54 16.40 98.20 0 1

MOST WICKETS

NAME TEAM M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB A Shrubsole England 18 385 339 26 13.03 5.28 3-6 HL Colvin England 11 262 237 20 11.85 5.42 4-9 LA Marsh England 15 354 263 19 13.84 4.45 3-12 JL Gunn England 24 293 265 18 14.72 5.42 3-15 NR Sciver England 11 197 183 16 11.43 5.57 3-10 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 108

ENGLAND

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS

WKT PARTNERSHIP BAT1 BAT2 AGAINST VENUE DATE 1 113* SJ Taylor CM Edwards India Taunton 11 Jun 2009 2 40* CM Edwards SJ Taylor India Galle 29 Sep 2012 3 122* SC Taylor BL Morgan Australia The Oval 19 Jun 2009 4 63* SJ Taylor DN Wyatt Australia Galle 01 Oct 2012 5 47 SC Taylor JL Gunn Sri Lanka Taunton 14 Jun 2009 6 32 LS Greenway JL Gunn South Africa Basseterre 09 May 2010 7 18 NR Sciver KH Brunt West Indies Dharamsala-H 24 Mar 2016 8 26 LS Greenway NJ Shaw West Indies Basseterre 07 May 2010 9 17 D Hazell HL Colvin Australia Colombo-RPS 07 Oct 2012 10 4* D Hazell RL Grundy West Indies Sylhet 24 Mar 2014 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 109

INDIA

HIGHEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 163-5 20 India Bangladesh Bangalore 15 Mar 2016 151-5 20 India Bangladesh Sylhet 30 Mar 2014 144-3 20 India Sri Lanka Basseterre 10 May 2010 129-8 20 India New Zealand Basseterre 06 May 2010 121-1 17.4 India West Indies Sylhet 01 Apr 2014

LOWEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 90-8 20 India England Dharamsala-H 22 Mar 2016 93-9 20 India New Zealand Nottingham 18 Jun 2009 95-9 20 India England Sylhet 26 Mar 2014 96-7 20 India Pakistan Delhi 19 Mar 2016 97-8 20 India Pakistan Galle 01 Oct 2012

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES

SCORE NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 77 H Kaur India Bangladesh Sylhet 30 Mar 2014 59 SM Naik India Sri Lanka Basseterre 10 May 2010 57 MD Raj India England Sylhet 26 Mar 2014 56 PG Raut India West Indies Sylhet 01 Apr 2014 55* MD Raj India West Indies Sylhet 01 Apr 2014 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 110

INDIA

BEST BOWLING FIGURES

BOWLING NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 5-16 PA Roy India Pakistan Taunton 13 Jun 2009 4-12 D David India Sri Lanka Basseterre 10 May 2010 4-21 EK Bisht India England Dharamsala-H 22 Mar 2016 4-23 H Kaur India West Indies Mohali 27 Mar 2016 4-27 D David India New Zealand Basseterre 06 May 2010

MOST RUNS

NAME TEAM M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 MD Raj India 21 21 5 619 57 38.68 96.26 0 3 PG Raut India 15 15 3 375 56 31.25 90.57 0 3 H Kaur India 20 14 0 245 77 17.50 92.45 0 1 SM Naik India 12 11 1 170 59 17.00 93.40 0 1 JN Goswami India 21 16 3 127 25 9.76 89.43 0 0

MOST WICKETS

NAME TEAM M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB PA Roy India 8 137 131 12 10.91 5.73 5-16 H Kaur India 20 120 110 10 11.00 5.50 4-23 P Yadav India 8 174 142 10 14.20 4.89 2-10 JN Goswami India 21 378 338 10 33.80 5.36 3-11 D David India 4 96 67 9 7.44 4.18 4-12 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 111

INDIA

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS

WKT PARTNERSHIP BAT1 BAT2 AGAINST VENUE DATE 1 117 MD Raj PG Raut West Indies Sylhet 01 Apr 2014 2 86 SM Naik MD Raj Sri Lanka Basseterre 10 May 2010 3 57 PG Raut H Kaur Australia Gros Islet 13 May 2010 4 41 H Kaur V Krishnamurthy Bangladesh Bangalore 15 Mar 2016 5 31 AA Patil JN Goswami West Indies Mohali 27 Mar 2016 6 47 MD Raj SK Sravanthi Naidu England Sylhet 26 Mar 2014 7 22 H Kaur AA Patil England Dharamsala-H 22 Mar 2016 8 12 Niranjana AA Patil Pakistan Galle 01 Oct 2012 9 27* A Sharma RA Dhar New Zealand Basseterre 06 May 2010 10 6* JN Goswami G Sultana New Zealand Nottingham 18 Jun 2009 10 6* KV Jain G Sultana Sri Lanka Sylhet 24 Mar 2014 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 112

IRELAND

HIGHEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 129-5 20 Ireland New Zealand Sylhet 25 Mar 2014 115-8 20 Ireland Sri Lanka Mohali 20 Mar 2016 113-7 20 Ireland Australia Sylhet 27 Mar 2014 105 19.3 Ireland Pakistan Sylhet 31 Mar 2014 91-7 20 Ireland Australia Delhi 26 Mar 2016

LOWEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 79 15.1 Ireland South Africa Sylhet 29 Mar 2014 84-5 20 Ireland New Zealand Mohali 18 Mar 2016 89-9 20 Ireland South Africa Chennai 23 Mar 2016 89 19.3 Ireland Bangladesh Sylhet 03 Apr 2014 91-7 20 Ireland Australia Delhi 26 Mar 2016

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES

SCORE NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 39* CNIM Joyce Ireland New Zealand Sylhet 25 Mar 2014 34 CMA Shillington Ireland South Africa Chennai 23 Mar 2016 33 MV Waldron Ireland South Africa Sylhet 29 Mar 2014 32 IMHC Joyce Ireland Pakistan Sylhet 31 Mar 2014 29 LK Delany Ireland Sri Lanka Mohali 20 Mar 2016 29 CNIM Joyce Ireland Sri Lanka Mohali 20 Mar 2016 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 113

IRELAND

BEST BOWLING FIGURES

BOWLING NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 4-15 CJ Metcalfe Ireland Sri Lanka Mohali 20 Mar 2016 3-15 LA O'Reilly Ireland Bangladesh Sylhet 03 Apr 2014 2-14 LN McCarthy Ireland Pakistan Sylhet 31 Mar 2014 2-17 IMHC Joyce Ireland Bangladesh Sylhet 03 Apr 2014 2-19 LN McCarthy Ireland Bangladesh Sylhet 03 Apr 2014

MOST RUNS

NAME TEAM M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 IMHC Joyce Ireland 9 9 0 185 32 20.55 80.43 0 0 CMA Shillington Ireland 9 9 0 142 34 15.77 89.30 0 0 CNIM Joyce Ireland 9 8 1 132 39* 18.85 89.18 0 0 EJ Tice Ireland 5 5 0 60 19 12.00 85.71 0 0 MEMO Scott-Hayward Ireland 5 5 0 56 16 11.20 112.00 0 0

MOST WICKETS

NAME TEAM M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB IMHC Joyce Ireland 9 196 211 9 23.44 6.45 2-17 CJ Metcalfe Ireland 4 96 85 6 14.16 5.31 4-15 KJ Garth Ireland 4 84 120 5 24.00 8.57 2-24 EAJ Richardson Ireland 4 84 137 4 34.25 9.78 2-32 LN McCarthy Ireland 5 114 143 4 35.75 7.52 2-14 LA O'Reilly Ireland 8 154 192 4 48.00 7.48 3-15 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 114

IRELAND

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS

WKT PARTNERSHIP BAT1 BAT2 AGAINST VENUE DATE 1 33 CMA Shillington CNIM Joyce Australia Delhi 26 Mar 2016 2 48 CMA Shillington IMHC Joyce Australia Sylhet 27 Mar 2014 3 44 CMA Shillington IMHC Joyce South Africa Chennai 23 Mar 2016 4 47 IMHC Joyce LK Delany Sri Lanka Mohali 20 Mar 2016 5 28 CNIM Joyce MEMO Scott-Hayward Bangladesh Sylhet 03 Apr 2014 6 37* CNIM Joyce LN McCarthy New Zealand Sylhet 25 Mar 2014 7 9 J Gray LN McCarthy South Africa Sylhet 29 Mar 2014 8 13 KJ Garth AJ Kenealy Sri Lanka Mohali 20 Mar 2016 9 8 EAJ Richardson AJ Kenealy Pakistan Sylhet 31 Mar 2014 10 18 LK Delany LA O'Reilly Bangladesh Sylhet 03 Apr 2014 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 115

NEW ZEALAND

HIGHEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 180-5 20 New Zealand West Indies Gros Islet 14 May 2010 177-3 20 New Zealand Ireland Mohali 18 Mar 2016 171-3 20 New Zealand Ireland Sylhet 25 Mar 2014 167-3 20 New Zealand Pakistan Sylhet 27 Mar 2014 158-6 20 New Zealand West Indies Taunton 13 Jun 2009

LOWEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 85 20 New Zealand England Lord's 21 Jun 2009 93-8 20 New Zealand England Colombo-RPS 04 Oct 2012 103-6 20 New Zealand Australia Bridgetown 16 May 2010 114-8 20 New Zealand South Africa Sylhet 31 Mar 2014 117-9 20 New Zealand West Indies Galle 26 Sep 2012

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES

SCORE NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 94* SW Bates New Zealand Pakistan Sylhet 27 Mar 2014 89* AL Watkins New Zealand India Nottingham 18 Jun 2009 84 SJ McGlashan New Zealand West Indies Gros Islet 14 May 2010 82 SW Bates New Zealand Ireland Mohali 18 Mar 2016 73* AL Watkins New Zealand Australia Taunton 12 Jun 2009 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 116

NEW ZEALAND

BEST BOWLING FIGURES

BOWLING NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 4-15 NJ Browne New Zealand Pakistan Basseterre 10 May 2010 4-22 SFM Devine New Zealand West Indies Mumbai 31 Mar 2016 3-12 SEA Ruck New Zealand Australia Taunton 12 Jun 2009 3-13 NJ Browne New Zealand South Africa Galle 28 Sep 2012 3-13 LM Kasperek New Zealand Australia Nagpur-J 21 Mar 2016

MOST RUNS

NAME TEAM M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 SW Bates New Zealand 24 24 2 720 94* 32.72 114.83 0 5 SFM Devine New Zealand 20 19 3 428 59 26.75 115.05 0 1 SJ McGlashan New Zealand 24 22 5 368 84 21.64 115.36 0 1 AL Watkins New Zealand 10 10 2 265 89* 33.12 125.59 0 2 RH Priest New Zealand 20 17 3 225 42* 16.07 106.63 0 0

MOST WICKETS

NAME TEAM M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB SFM Devine New Zealand 20 338 327 22 14.86 5.80 4-22 NJ Browne New Zealand 19 294 263 17 15.47 5.36 4-15 EM Bermingham New Zealand 11 234 212 15 14.13 5.43 2-14 SEA Ruck New Zealand 13 258 213 14 15.21 4.95 3-12 LR Doolan New Zealand 11 198 170 11 15.45 5.15 3-16 MJG Nielsen New Zealand 14 306 220 11 20.00 4.31 2-10 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 117

NEW ZEALAND

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS

WKT PARTNERSHIP BAT1 BAT2 AGAINST VENUE DATE 1 116 SW Bates FL Mackay Ireland Sylhet 25 Mar 2014 2 118* SW Bates AL Watkins Australia Taunton 12 Jun 2009 3 94 SFM Devine FL Mackay South Africa Galle 28 Sep 2012 4 59 SJ McGlashan AE Satterthwaite West Indies Mumbai 31 Mar 2016 5 36 EC Perry NJ Browne Sri Lanka Basseterre 08 May 2010 6 41 SFM Devine NJ Browne Australia Bridgetown 16 May 2010 7 30* RH Priest SJ Tsukigawa West Indies Taunton 13 Jun 2009 8 17 MF Fahey LR Doolan India Basseterre 06 May 2010 9 22 SFM Devine KL Pulford England Lord's 21 Jun 2009 10 7* MJG Nielsen SEA Ruck West Indies Galle 26 Sep 2012 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 118

PAKISTAN

HIGHEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 122-5 20 Pakistan Sri Lanka Sylhet 03 Apr 2014 119-9 20 Pakistan South Africa Sylhet 23 Mar 2014 119-6 20 Pakistan Ireland Sylhet 31 Mar 2014 114-1 16.3 Pakistan Bangladesh Delhi 24 Mar 2016 108-7 20 Pakistan New Zealand Sylhet 27 Mar 2014

LOWEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 60 16.5 Pakistan England Taunton 16 Jun 2009 65-9 20 Pakistan New Zealand Basseterre 10 May 2010 75 19.5 Pakistan India Taunton 13 Jun 2009 80 17.5 Pakistan England Chennai 27 Mar 2016 87-8 20 Pakistan South Africa Colombo-BP 03 Oct 2012

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES

SCORE NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 62* Bismah Maroof Pakistan Sri Lanka Sylhet 03 Apr 2014 53* Pakistan Bangladesh Delhi 24 Mar 2016 50* Bismah Maroof Pakistan Sri Lanka Taunton 12 Jun 2009 48* Bismah Maroof Pakistan Ireland Sylhet 31 Mar 2014 43* Bismah Maroof Pakistan Bangladesh Delhi 24 Mar 2016 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 119

PAKISTAN

BEST BOWLING FIGURES

BOWLING NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 4-16 Anam Amin Pakistan West Indies Chennai 16 Mar 2016 3-12 Nida Dar Pakistan India Galle 01 Oct 2012 3-15 Pakistan India Sylhet 02 Apr 2014 3-18 Pakistan Ireland Sylhet 31 Mar 2014 3-21 Nida Dar Pakistan England Chennai 27 Mar 2016

MOST RUNS

NAME TEAM M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 Bismah Maroof Pakistan 20 19 4 382 62* 25.46 83.58 0 2 Sana Mir Pakistan 20 18 2 211 35* 13.18 68.50 0 0 Pakistan 17 16 1 169 35 11.26 75.44 0 0 Nain Abidi Pakistan 15 15 1 165 28 11.78 75.68 0 0 Asmavia Iqbal Pakistan 19 16 5 118 19* 10.72 87.40 0 0

MOST WICKETS

NAME TEAM M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB Asmavia Iqbal Pakistan 19 303 311 14 22.21 6.15 3-18 Nida Dar Pakistan 17 293 318 14 22.71 6.51 3-12 Sana Mir Pakistan 20 446 446 14 31.85 6.00 2-12 Pakistan 10 204 224 12 18.66 6.58 2-9 Anam Amin Pakistan 9 198 167 10 16.70 5.06 4-16 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 120

PAKISTAN

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS

WKT PARTNERSHIP BAT1 BAT2 AGAINST VENUE DATE 1 57 Javeria Khan Bismah Maroof Australia Sylhet 29 Mar 2014 2 99* Sidra Ameen Bismah Maroof Bangladesh Delhi 24 Mar 2016 3 52 Bismah Maroof Sajjida Shah Sri Lanka Taunton 12 Jun 2009 4 75 Bismah Maroof Sana Mir Sri Lanka Sylhet 03 Apr 2014 5 30 Bismah Maroof Sana Mir Ireland Sylhet 31 Mar 2014 6 53 Sana Mir India Basseterre 08 May 2010 7 28 Bismah Maroof Javeria Khan Sri Lanka Basseterre 06 May 2010 8 27 Urooj Mumtaz Sania Khan New Zealand Basseterre 10 May 2010 9 15 Nida Dar Batool Fatima India Sylhet 02 Apr 2014 10 20 Almas Akram Batool Fatima India Taunton 13 Jun 2009 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 121

SOUTH AFRICA

HIGHEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 165-5 20 South Africa Ireland Sylhet 29 Mar 2014 163-0 20 South Africa Pakistan Sylhet 23 Mar 2014 158-4 20 South Africa West Indies Basseterre 05 May 2010 156-5 20 South Africa Ireland Chennai 23 Mar 2016 140-7 20 South Africa Australia Taunton 16 Jun 2009

LOWEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 70-8 20 South Africa West Indies Galle 30 Sep 2012 85 17 South Africa England Basseterre 09 May 2010 99 19.3 South Africa New Zealand Bangalore 26 Mar 2016 101 19.5 South Africa England Mirpur 04 Apr 2014 102-6 20 South Africa Australia Nagpur-J 18 Mar 2016

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES

SCORE NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 90* D van Niekerk South Africa Pakistan Sylhet 23 Mar 2014 67* L Lee South Africa Pakistan Sylhet 23 Mar 2014 58 SA Fritz South Africa West Indies Basseterre 05 May 2010 57* C-Z Brits South Africa New Zealand Taunton 15 Jun 2009 53* M du Preez South Africa Australia Basseterre 07 May 2010 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 122

SOUTH AFRICA

BEST BOWLING FIGURES

BOWLING NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 5-8 SE Luus South Africa Ireland Chennai 23 Mar 2016 3-5 S Ismail South Africa Ireland Sylhet 29 Mar 2014 3-10 D van Niekerk South Africa Ireland Sylhet 29 Mar 2014 3-16 M Kapp South Africa Pakistan Sylhet 23 Mar 2014 3-19 S Ismail South Africa Pakistan Colombo-BP 03 Oct 2012

MOST RUNS

NAME TEAM M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 D van Niekerk South Africa 19 17 4 378 90* 29.07 88.31 0 1 T Chetty South Africa 19 17 0 277 36 16.29 86.83 0 0 M du Preez South Africa 19 18 3 273 53* 18.20 93.81 0 2 L Lee South Africa 9 9 2 174 67* 24.85 106.74 0 1 CL Tryon South Africa 11 9 3 148 40 24.66 148.00 0 0

MOST WICKETS

NAME TEAM M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB S Ismail South Africa 19 386 402 24 16.75 6.24 3-5 D van Niekerk South Africa 19 336 344 15 22.93 6.14 3-10 M Kapp South Africa 14 278 243 14 17.35 5.24 3-16 SE Luus South Africa 11 132 107 11 9.72 4.86 5-8 S Loubser South Africa 13 244 271 10 27.10 6.66 3-22 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 123

SOUTH AFRICA

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS

WKT PARTNERSHIP BAT1 BAT2 AGAINST VENUE DATE 1 163* L Lee D van Niekerk Pakistan Sylhet 23 Mar 2014 2 84 SA Fritz C-Z Brits West Indies Basseterre 05 May 2010 3 38 AL Hodgkinson SM Benade New Zealand Galle 28 Sep 2012 4 91 C-Z Brits SM Benade New Zealand Taunton 15 Jun 2009 5 63 CL Tryon SE Luus Ireland Sylhet 29 Mar 2014 6 38 M du Preez CL Tryon Australia Basseterre 07 May 2010 7 46 D van Niekerk S Ismail West Indies Galle 30 Sep 2012 8 26* M Kapp C van der Westhuizen Australia Taunton 16 Jun 2009 9 13 D van Niekerk S Ismail New Zealand Galle 28 Sep 2012 10 18* SE Luus MM Letsoalo Australia Sylhet 25 Mar 2014 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 124

SRI LANKA

HIGHEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 131-7 20 Sri Lanka New Zealand Sylhet 02 Apr 2014 129-7 20 Sri Lanka Ireland Mohali 20 Mar 2016 128-8 20 Sri Lanka India Sylhet 24 Mar 2014 123-8 20 Sri Lanka Australia Delhi 24 Mar 2016 114-7 20 Sri Lanka South Africa Bangalore 28 Mar 2016

LOWEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 69-8 20 Sri Lanka England Taunton 14 Jun 2009 73-9 20 Sri Lanka India Basseterre 10 May 2010 79 20 Sri Lanka South Africa Galle 26 Sep 2012 84 16.5 Sri Lanka West Indies Sylhet 28 Mar 2014 85-9 20 Sri Lanka England Sylhet 30 Mar 2014

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES

SCORE NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 52 AMC Jayangani Sri Lanka South Africa Bangalore 28 Mar 2016 46 AMC Jayangani Sri Lanka New Zealand Sylhet 02 Apr 2014 45 BYA Mendis Sri Lanka New Zealand Sylhet 02 Apr 2014 43 AMC Jayangani Sri Lanka India Sylhet 24 Mar 2014 38* HASD Siriwardene Sri Lanka England Sylhet 30 Mar 2014 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 125

SRI LANKA

BEST BOWLING FIGURES

BOWLING NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 4-18 LE Kaushalya Sri Lanka England Taunton 14 Jun 2009 4-21 CR Seneviratne Sri Lanka New Zealand Basseterre 08 May 2010 3-16 LE Kaushalya Sri Lanka Pakistan Taunton 12 Jun 2009 3-24 BMSM Kumari Sri Lanka Ireland Mohali 20 Mar 2016 2-4 CR Seneviratne Sri Lanka West Indies Galle 28 Sep 2012

MOST RUNS

NAME TEAM M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 AMC Jayangani Sri Lanka 17 17 0 335 52 19.70 95.17 0 1 LE Kaushalya Sri Lanka 20 19 2 237 37 13.94 99.57 0 0 BYA Mendis Sri Lanka 13 13 0 209 45 16.07 91.26 0 0 MADD Surangika Sri Lanka 14 13 3 189 38 18.90 77.14 0 0 HASD Siriwardene Sri Lanka 11 11 2 153 38* 17.00 79.27 0 0

MOST WICKETS

NAME TEAM M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB KDU Prabodhani Sri Lanka 18 366 296 14 21.14 4.85 2-9 LE Kaushalya Sri Lanka 20 214 225 11 20.45 6.30 4-18 I Ranaweera Sri Lanka 13 258 256 11 23.27 5.95 2-9 CR Seneviratne Sri Lanka 7 132 119 8 14.87 5.40 4-21 HASD Siriwardene Sri Lanka 11 220 217 8 27.12 5.91 2-15 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 126

SRI LANKA

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS

WKT PARTNERSHIP BAT1 BAT2 AGAINST VENUE DATE 1 45 AMC Jayangani BYA Mendis Ireland Mohali 20 Mar 2016 2 75 AMC Jayangani MADD Surangika Australia Delhi 24 Mar 2016 3 42 AMC Jayangani HASD Siriwardene India Colombo-Non 03 Oct 2012 4 31 AMC Jayangani LE Kaushalya India Sylhet 24 Mar 2014 5 30 AMC Jayangani LE Kaushalya New Zealand Sylhet 02 Apr 2014 6 49 WPM Weerakkody LE Kaushalya Ireland Mohali 20 Mar 2016 7 39 LE Kaushalya KDU Prabodhani Pakistan Sylhet 03 Apr 2014 8 20 MADD Surangika SK Dolawatte England Taunton 14 Jun 2009 9 17* MADD Surangika SS Weerakkody New Zealand Basseterre 08 May 2010 10 6* HMD Rasangika KDU Prabodhani India Basseterre 10 May 2010 10 6* HASD Siriwardene RS Vandort England Sylhet 30 Mar 2014 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 127

WEST INDIES

HIGHEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 175-5 20 West Indies South Africa Basseterre 05 May 2010 149-2 19.3 West Indies Australia Kolkata 03 Apr 2016 148-4 20 West Indies Bangladesh Chennai 20 Mar 2016 143-6 20 West Indies New Zealand Mumbai 31 Mar 2016 135-8 20 West Indies Australia Taunton 14 Jun 2009

LOWEST TOTALS

SCORE OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 87 19.2 West Indies Australia Colombo-RPS 05 Oct 2012 103-8 20 West Indies Pakistan Chennai 16 Mar 2016 106-7 20 West Indies New Zealand Taunton 13 Jun 2009 108-4 20 West Indies England Dharamsala-H 24 Mar 2016 114-8 20 West Indies India Mohali 27 Mar 2016

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES

SCORE NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 112* DJS Dottin West Indies South Africa Basseterre 05 May 2010 66 HK Matthews West Indies Australia Kolkata 03 Apr 2016 61 B Cooper West Indies New Zealand Mumbai 31 Mar 2016 59 SR Taylor West Indies Australia Kolkata 03 Apr 2016 58* SR Taylor West Indies New Zealand Taunton 13 Jun 2009 58* SR Taylor West Indies Australia Basseterre 09 May 2010 58* DJS Dottin West Indies New Zealand Galle 26 Sep 2012 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 128

WEST INDIES

BEST BOWLING FIGURES

BOWLING NAME TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 4-12 DJS Dottin West Indies England Sylhet 24 Mar 2014 4-15 SF Daley West Indies Sri Lanka Sylhet 28 Mar 2014 3-5 SL Quintyne West Indies Bangladesh Sylhet 26 Mar 2014 3-10 SR Taylor West Indies South Africa Galle 30 Sep 2012 3-12 ASS Fletcher West Indies England Dharamsala-H 24 Mar 2016

MOST RUNS

NAME TEAM M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 SR Taylor West Indies 21 21 4 711 59 41.82 98.88 0 6 DJS Dottin West Indies 22 21 3 517 112* 28.72 133.59 1 3 S-AC-A King West Indies 21 17 5 161 36* 13.41 114.10 0 0 JB Nero West Indies 10 9 1 157 32 19.62 80.92 0 0 HK Matthews West Indies 6 6 0 153 66 25.50 109.28 0 1 B Cooper West Indies 11 10 3 153 61 21.85 106.25 0 1

MOST WICKETS

NAME TEAM M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB SR Taylor West Indies 21 366 372 20 18.60 6.09 3-10 A Mohammed West Indies 22 448 433 20 21.65 5.79 3-17 DJS Dottin West Indies 22 222 240 16 15.00 6.48 4-12 SL Quintyne West Indies 12 222 185 14 13.21 5.00 3-5 SF Daley West Indies 14 270 294 13 22.61 6.53 4-15 SECTION 06 | TOURNAMENT STATISTICS 129

WEST INDIES

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS

WKT PARTNERSHIP BAT1 BAT2 AGAINST VENUE DATE 1 120 HK Matthews SR Taylor Australia Kolkata 03 Apr 2016 2 61 SR Taylor DJS Dottin India Sylhet 01 Apr 2014 3 82 SR Taylor DJS Dottin New Zealand Galle 26 Sep 2012 4 77 SR Taylor DJS Dottin India Mohali 27 Mar 2016 5 118 SF Daley DJS Dottin South Africa Basseterre 05 May 2010 6 30 B Cooper SF Daley England Basseterre 07 May 2010 7 21 S-AC-A King SA Campbelle Pakistan Chennai 16 Mar 2016 8 28* SR Taylor SF Daley New Zealand Taunton 13 Jun 2009 9 10* SA Campbelle A Mohammed New Zealand Gros Islet 14 May 2010 10 0 TD Smartt SC Selman Australia Colombo-RPS 05 Oct 2012 10 0 SC Selman SF Daley Bangladesh Sylhet 26 Mar 2014 SECTION 07 | ICC INITIATIVES 130

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CRICKET FOR GOOD SCHOOLS & COMMUNITY PROGRAMME

The ICC in conjunction with Cricket West Indies will deliver the School and Community engagement programme.

The programme aims to make the people of the Caribbean feel an integral part of the event and identify with the teams, countries and the culture of the participating nations. Players will be expected to participate in community activities which will include a cultural presentation and a mini cricket match. SECTION 07 | ICC INITIATIVES 132

The Community Outreach Programme schedule:

ANTIGUA DAY DATE TEAM TIME VENUE Friday 2-Nov Windies 2pm TBC Monday 5-Nov Sri Lanka 2pm Buckley's Primary School Tuesday 6-Nov Ireland 2pm Christ The King High School

GUYANA DAY DATE TEAM TIME VENUE Wednesday 7-Nov Pakistan 930am President's College Thursday 8-Nov India 2 pm West Demerara Secondary Saturday 10-Nov New Zealand 9:30am Diamond Secondary Wednesday 14-Nov Australia 9:30 East Reimveldt Secondary

SAINT LUCIA DAY DATE TEAM TIME VENUE Thursday 8-Nov South Africa 9:30am Gros Islet Secondary Sunday 11-Nov Bangladesh 9:30am TBC Wednesday 14-Nov England 9:30am Corinth Secondary