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New Zealand’s six Major Associations have finalised their Women’s Domestic Contracts for the 2021-22 season.
Nine players from each Major Association have received contracts in addition to 17 WHITE FERNS contracted players and eight players on NZC Women’s Development Contracts.
This is the third season female players have been offered domestic contracts compensating them for time spent preparing and playing in the one-day Hallyburton Johnstone Shield and Dream11 Super Smash T20 competitions.
The current Women’s Master Agreement is up for renewal at the end of July 2022.
See below for each Major Association’s contracted list:
Northern Districts Women
Sam Barriball
Lucy Boucher
Caitlin Gurrey
Georgina Harris
Lauren Heaps
Kayley Knight
Eimear Richardson
Charlotte Sarsfield
Makayla Templeton
Auckland Hearts
Skye Bowden
Izzy Gaze
Holly Huddleston
Arlene Kelly
Tariel Lamb
Regina Lilii
Katie Perkins
Anna Peterson
Jesse Prasad
Central Hinds
Georgia Atkinson
Emily Cunningham
Natalie Dodd
Kate Gaging
Mikaela Greig
Melissa Hansen
Monique Rees
Kerry Tomlinson
Jess Watkin
Wellington Blaze
Rebecca Burns
Natasha Codyre
Deanna Doughty
Rose Fenton
Xara Jetly
Caitlin King
Beth Molony
Georgia Plimmer
Maneka Singh
Canterbury Magicians
Melissa Banks
Natalie Cox
Abigale Gerken
Laura Hughes
Emma Kench
Kirsty Nation
Jacinta Savage
Jessica Simmons
Kate Sims
Otago Sparks
Caitlin Blakely
Emma Black
Eden Carson
Kate Ebrahim
Polly Inglis
Bella James
Felicity Leydon-Davis
Molly Loe
Sophie Oldershaw
WHITE FERNS Contracts 2021-22
Suzie Bates (Otago Sparks)
Sophie Devine (Wellington Blaze)
Lauren Down (Auckland Hearts)
Maddy Green (Wellington Blaze)
Brooke Halliday (Northern Districts Women)
Hayley Jensen (Otago Sparks)
Leigh Kasperek (Wellington Blaze)
Melie Kerr (Wellington Blaze)
Jess Kerr (Wellington Blaze)
Frankie Mackay (Canterbury Magicians)
Jess McFadyen (Wellington Magicians)
Rosemary Mair (Central Hinds)
Katey Martin (Otago Sparks)
Thamsyn Newton (Wellington Blaze)
Hannah Rowe (Central Hinds)
Amy Satterthwaite (Canterbury Magicians)
Lea Tahuhu (Canterbury Magicians)
NZC Women’s Development Contracts 2021-22
Kate Anderson (Northern Districts Women)
Bella Armstrong (Auckland Hearts)
Sarah Asmussen (Canterbury Magicians)
Claudia Green (Central Hinds)
Fran Jonas (Auckland Hearts)
Nensi Patel (Northern Districts Women)
Molly Penfold (Auckland Hearts)
Gabby Sullivan (Canterbury Magicians)
Name of Author: New Zealand Cricket
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