01/01Result

8th Match, Women's Super Smash at Auckland, Jan 2 2026

Wellington WomenWellington WomenWEL-W
112/7
Auckland WomenAuckland WomenAK-W
115/5 (18.5/20 ov)

AK Women won by 5 wkts (7b rem)

Match Centre

Match Details

Eden Park Outer Oval, Auckland

Series

Women's Super Smash 2025

Toss

Auckland Women , elected to field first

Season

2025/26

Hours of play (local time)

12.40 start, First Session 12.40-14.10, Interval 14.10-14.30, Second Session 14.30-16.00

Match days

2 January 2026 (20-over match)

Points

Auckland Women 4, Wellington Women 0

Scorecard Summary

WELLINGTON WOMEN 112/7(20 OVERS)

Ellyse Perry19 (17)
Georgia Plimmer36 (34)

Maddy Green1/6 (2)
Josie Penfold2/17 (3)

AUCKLAND WOMEN 115/5(18.5 OVERS)

Maddy Green53 (45)
Isabella Gaze22 (13)

Ellyse Perry1/21 (3.5)
Xara Jetly2/14 (4)

18.5

Perry to JO Penfold, FOUR,

18.4

Perry to JO Penfold, 2 runs,

18.3

Perry to JO Penfold, no run,

18.2

Perry to JO Penfold, no run,

18.1

Perry to JO Penfold, no run,

END OF OVER:
18 | 4 Runs 1 Wkt | AK-W: 109/5 (4 runs required from 12 balls, RR: 6.05, RRR: 2.00)

Josie Penfold1 (2b)
Bella Armstrong20 (21b)

Xara Jetly4-0-14-2
Maitlan Brown4-0-28-0

17.6

Jetly to JO Penfold, 1 run,

New Zealand Cricket Women's Twenty20 News

From spin traps to speed merchants: the resurgence of Bangladesh's fast bowling
This is the journey of how Bangladesh resurrected the art of pace bowling in the last ten years with the help of captains, coaches and senior players
Pakistan recycle their rubbish, to the benefit of no one
Shan Masood's side heading for the dustbin of history after latest insipid display in Mirpur
Shanto on Bangladesh's declaration: 'Important to take brave decisions'
The Bangladesh captain also rued not capitalising on his century in the first innings into a bigger score
Spinners and pacers sing Bangladesh's song of ice and fire
Bangladesh's quicks and spinners shared 20 wickets equally in their final-session win against Pakistan
Nahid Rana rips through Pakistan to seal a final-session win for Bangladesh
This is now Bangladesh's third consecutive win against Pakistan, after they won the 2024 series by 2-0 margin

AK Women INNINGS		R	B
P Catton	caught	2	4
IC Gaze	bowled	22	13
BM Halliday	caught	7	12
ML Green	caught	53	45
LR Down	caught	4	11
BG Armstrong	not out	20	21
JO Penfold	not out	7	7
A Lambat
AT Hucker
MM Penfold
BG Illing
EXTRAS
TOTAL	115 (5 wkts; 18.5 ovs)

Well Women BOWLING	O	M	R	W	Econ
M Brown	4.0	0	28	0	7
JM Kerr	4.0	1	31	1	7.75
EA Perry	3.5	0	21	1	5.47
XA Jetly	4.0	0	14	2	3.5
N Baird	3.0	0	21	1	7

AK Women 2nd innings Partnerships

Wkt	Runs	Players
1st	7	IC Gaze	P Catton
2nd	24	BM Halliday	IC Gaze
3rd	6	ML Green	BM Halliday
4th	15	ML Green	LR Down
5th	56	ML Green	BG Armstrong
6th	7	BG Armstrong	JO Penfold

New Zealand Cricket Women's Twenty20

Team	M	W	L	PT	NRR
WEL-W	10	7	2	33	0.891
ND-W	10	5	3	28	0.702
AK-W	10	5	4	25	0.316
CD-W	10	5	4	25	-0.281
OTG-W	10	4	5	22	0.247
CAN-W	10	1	9	6	-1.82

Eden Park Outer Oval, Auckland

Series

Toss

Season

Hours of play (local time)

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TV Umpires

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Match Referee

Points

WELLINGTON WOMEN 112/7(20 OVERS)

AUCKLAND WOMEN 115/5(18.5 OVERS)

END OF OVER:18 | 4 Runs 1 Wkt | AK-W: 109/5 (4 runs required from 12 balls, RR: 6.05, RRR: 2.00)

From spin traps to speed merchants: the resurgence of Bangladesh's fast bowling

Pakistan recycle their rubbish, to the benefit of no one

Shanto on Bangladesh's declaration: 'Important to take brave decisions'

Spinners and pacers sing Bangladesh's song of ice and fire

Nahid Rana rips through Pakistan to seal a final-session win for Bangladesh

END OF OVER:
18 | 4 Runs 1 Wkt | AK-W: 109/5 (4 runs required from 12 balls, RR: 6.05, RRR: 2.00)