He pārongo atu anō"Kiwi side keeps final bid alive"

Description

The first image in this set was taken for a story that ran in the Manawatu Evening Standard on 24 January 1982. It depicts the New Zealand Women’s Cricket team taking on the Indian Women’s Cricket team in a limited over (60) match for the Hansell's Vita Fresh Women's World Cup 1981/1982. The match was held at Fitzherbert Park. New Zealand won by 8 wickets.

Caption: “New Zealand wicketkeeper Edna Ryan points the way to the dressing room to Indian batsman N. Barve. Barve seemed reluctant to walk after being bowled for seven by kiwi spinner Jackie Lord. Watching with a concerned look on her face is New Zealand fielder Eileen Badham.”

Match result:
New Zealand women won by 8 wickets.
India 78 (50.5 overs)
New Zealand 80/2 (28.1 overs)

Hosting the Women’s World Cup was a huge coup for the New Zealand Women’s Cricket Council. They had managed to secure corporate sponsorship in a time of amateur status in the women’s game. Most matches were well attended and raised the profile of the women’s game in New Zealand, with a marked increase in adult players over the coming years. It was also mired in controversy - the West Indian team pulled out of the event in protest at New Zealand’s acceptance of the touring Springbok Rugby team in 1981. The counties who participated were New Zealand, England, Australia, India and an International XI comprised of international players who had not made their representative sides, plus two players from the Netherlands.

Tautuhi

Momo rauemi

Image

Pūranga

Manawatū Evening Standard Negative Collection

Pākanga

2017-20

Date

January 24, 1982

Tautuhi matihiko

2025N_2017-20_Cricket-Women_043010-026

Momo rauemi

B&W negative

E puritia ana ki

"Coolstore"