New Zealand's Amelia Kerr, whose match-winning performance guided the White Ferns to their first T20 Women's World Cup on Sunday, said teammates Sophie Devine and Suzie Bates had so inspired her when she was at school that she wrote stories about winning the trophy with them.

Amelia Kerr and the entire New Zealand women's cricket team came together to celebrate their maiden T20 World Cup victory with a stunning Maori song. ICC posted the video of the 'pitch perfect' tribute where player of the match Kerr was seen on the guitar.

Amelia Kerr led New Zealand to their first T20 Women’s World Cup title, scoring 43 runs and taking 3 wickets. Inspired by teammates Sophie Devine and Suzie Bates, Kerr’s journey began after witnessing a heartbreaking loss in 2010.

An outstanding all-round performance by Amelia Kerr led New Zealand to their first ever Women's T20 World Cup title as they beat South Africa by a commanding 32 runs in Sunday's final in Dubai.

Amelia Kerr played a pivotal role in New Zealand's historic ICC Women's T20 World Cup victory against South Africa. As the 'Player of the Tournament', Kerr excelled with both bat and ball, finishing as the leading wicket-taker and contributing crucial runs,

Amelia Kerr, the superstar New Zealand all-rounder, single-handedly ensured that South Africa never stood a chance with the bat in hand in the run-chase in the Women's T20 World Cup 2024 final. After losing in the final in 2009 and 2010,

Amelia Kerr shone with bat and ball as New Zealand beat South Africa by 32 runs to win the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup for the first time. Kerr top-scored with 43 as the White Ferns posted an imposing 158 for five in Dubai, combining with Brooke Halliday (38) to help her side to the second-highest score in an ICC Women’s T20 World Cup final.

Amelia Kerr starred as New Zealand defeated South Africa by 32 runs in the Women's T20 World Cup final. Kerr performed with bat and ball, contributing crucial runs and wickets. New Zealand posted a strong total of 158,

New Zealand won the Women’s T20 World Cup for the first time, beating South Africa by 32 runs on Sunday after a standout performance from Amelia Kerr with bat and ball. South Africa's chase was held to 126-9 in 20 overs at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in reply to New Zealand’s 158-5 in the final of the 18-day tournament.

A record prize money pool for this year's Women's T20 World Cup. Apart from the glory of winning the T20 World Cup itself, the White Ferns are in for a bit of a windfall with the

New Zealand Women have shaken hands with paradise, as the White Ferns defeat South Africa Women to win the Women's T20 World Cup 2024. They did so in convincing fashion by handing the Proteas Women a thumping 32-run defeat at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in Dubai.