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New Zealand Men, Women Cricketers To Get Same Pay In Ground-Breaking Deal

Women and men will be paid the same amount for representing New Zealand and playing in top-tier domestic matches in a ground-breaking new deal. New Zealand's professional women's and men's cricketers will receive the same pay for the same play following a landmark deal to combine them in the same agreement. The five-year deal will see the White Ferns and domestic women's players receive the same match fees as men across all formats and competitions including ODIs, T20Is, Ford Trophy and Dream11 Super Smash level.

New Zealand Cricket strikes pay equity deal so women and men earn same match fees

New Zealand’s women’s cricketers will be paid the same as their male counterparts after a “landmark agreement” was reached to close the gender pay gap across all formats and competitions.

New Zealand players sign five-year equal pay deal

New Zealand Cricket and the players' association signed a five-year deal on Tuesday that will see male and female cricketers receive equal pay.

Cricket-Ex-Australia assistant coach Sawyer takes charge of NZ women's team

(Reuters) - Australian Ben Sawyer has been appointed head coach of the New Zealand women's cricket team, the country's cricket board (NZC) said on Monday.

Australia's Ben Sawyer Named New Zealand Women's Head Coach

Australian Ben Sawyer was Monday appointed head coach of the New Zealand women's cricket team, with the Commonwealth Games next month his immediate priority. The 42-year-old assumes the role after serving for three years as the Australian women's bowling coach.

Ex-Australia assistant coach Sawyer takes charge of NZ women's team

Australian Ben Sawyer has been appointed head coach of the New Zealand women's cricket team, the country's cricket board (NZC) said on Monday.

Sophie Devine's intervention helps Tornadoes to FairBreak Invitational glory in Dubai

A Thai seam bowler, a Dutch batter, and one of world cricket’s leading lights combined to take the Tornadoes to the first FairBreak Invitational title in Dubai on Sunday night.

Suzie Bates Feels Women's IPL Will Help The Game Grow

New Zealand all-rounder Suzie Bates on Saturday said that a potential Women's edition of the Indian Premier League will not only add a lot of depth to the Indian women's cricket environment but also help women's cricket grow as a whole. "Yes, firstly, it will be the most important competition for Indian women's cricket, providing opportunities to the domestic players to play at that level. It is gonna create a lot of depth in the Indian women's cricket environment. Globally, just to have so many eyes on women's cricket by having an IPL, is going to help the game grow," said Bates in an interview with ANI.

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New Zealand Men, Women Cricketers To Get Same Pay In Ground-Breaking Deal

New Zealand Cricket strikes pay equity deal so women and men earn same match fees

New Zealand players sign five-year equal pay deal

Cricket-Ex-Australia assistant coach Sawyer takes charge of NZ women's team

Australia's Ben Sawyer Named New Zealand Women's Head Coach

Ex-Australia assistant coach Sawyer takes charge of NZ women's team

Sophie Devine's intervention helps Tornadoes to FairBreak Invitational glory in Dubai

Suzie Bates Feels Women's IPL Will Help The Game Grow