England Bowler Tilly Corteen-Coleman Takes 7 Wickets in 1st ODI vs New Zealand

England bowler Tilly Corteen-Coleman took an incredible 7 wickets for only 1 run, helping bowl out New Zealand for 210 in the first ODI. This is a huge performance!
By Newsroom | Cricket, England |

New Zealand Collapse To Be Bowled Out After Promising Start

New Zealand women's cricket team were all out for 210 in 48.4 overs in the first One Day International against England on Sunday. The White Ferns, who had reached 100 for 2 and later 200 for 5, suffered a late collapse.

The innings saw significant contributions from Amelia Kerr and Maddy Green, who both passed 50, but Tilly Corteen-Coleman proved particularly destructive for England, taking 7 wickets for just 1 run.

Key Dismissals and Partnership Figures

The Blackcaps' innings saw a number of key dismissals:

  • Suzie Bates caught by Jones, bowled by Filer for 6.

  • Georgia Plimmer caught by Bell, bowled by Corteen-Coleman.

  • Maddy Green caught by Gibson, bowled by Corteen-Coleman for 88.

  • Amelia Kerr caught by Bell, bowled by Grewcock for 55.

  • Brooke Halliday was given leg before wicket to Dean.

  • Isabella Gaze caught by Jones, bowled by Gibson.

  • Izzy Sharp was stumped by Jones, bowled by Bell.

  • Jess Kerr was bowled by Dean.

  • Nensi Patel was given leg before wicket, bowled by Bell.

  • Bree Illing was run out by Kemp.

Significant partnerships included 100 runs off 133 balls between Amelia Kerr and Maddy Green for the third wicket, and a 50-run stand for the third wicket off 66 balls.

England's Bowling Effort

Tilly Corteen-Coleman was the standout bowler for England, ripping through the New Zealand batting lineup. Other wicket-takers for England included:

  • Lauren Filer

  • Danielle Gibson

  • Jodi Grewcock

  • Charlotte Dean

  • Lauren Bell

Match Context

The match, played at the Riverside Ground in Chester-le-Street, marks the beginning of a three-match ODI series. England captain Charlie Dean is leading the side in the absence of Nat Sciver-Brunt, who is out with a calf injury.

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New Zealand's tour of England includes this ODI series followed by a series of T20 internationals, as both teams prepare for upcoming tournaments.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why was New Zealand all out for 210 in the first ODI against England on Sunday?
New Zealand's women's cricket team was bowled out for 210 runs in 48.4 overs. Despite a good start, they suffered a late collapse in their innings.
Q: Who was the best bowler for England in the first ODI against New Zealand?
Tilly Corteen-Coleman was the standout bowler for England. She took an amazing 7 wickets for only 1 run, causing a major collapse in New Zealand's batting.
Q: Who scored the most runs for New Zealand in the first ODI against England?
Maddy Green scored the highest for New Zealand with 88 runs. Amelia Kerr also played well, scoring 55 runs. They had a 100-run partnership for the third wicket.
Q: Where was the first ODI match between England and New Zealand played?
The match was played at the Riverside Ground in Chester-le-Street. This game marks the start of a three-match ODI series between the two teams.
Q: Why is Charlie Dean captaining England instead of Nat Sciver-Brunt?
England captain Charlie Dean is leading the team because Nat Sciver-Brunt is currently out with a calf injury. This is the first ODI of the series.