Ben Sawyer appointed New Zealand Women's head coach & More News Here

New Zealand Cricket (NZC) has appointed Ben Sawyer because the head coach of New Zealand Women’s head coach. He takes over the cost from Robert Carter who was with the workforce in the course of the ODI World Cup earlier this yr. Sawyer was the assistant coach of the Australia Women’s workforce previous to taking on this job. He can be the head coach of Birmingham Phoenix in The Hundred and was on the helm of Sydney Sixers beforehand in WBBL too.

NZC has been within the information for the previous couple of weeks after their controversial choice to depart out a few of the skilled gamers from the contract checklist. The choice noticed Amy Satterthwaite saying her retirement from worldwide cricket whereas a few of the different gamers overtly criticised the transfer. Sawyer was not part of this course of however is happy to work with the White Ferns. His first project with the White Ferns would be the upcoming Commonwealth Games which will likely be adopted by a tour of the West Indies.

“I can’t wait to get caught in. I see a whole lot of potential on this White Ferns group and I really feel actually optimistic about serving to to untap that potential, to allow them to take their cricket to the subsequent degree. It’s actually going to be a studying course of as I get to know the gamers they usually get to know me, and my cricket philosophies and training fashion.

“If you get the players making a priority of the processes and concentrating on the preparation and routines that improve and develop performance, then the outcomes tend to look after themselves. That’s where consistency of performance comes from, and that’s what we’re seeking,” he mentioned in keeping with Cricbuzz.

Sophie Devine trying ahead to working with Sawyer

New Zealand skipper Sophie Devine welcomed the transfer of NZC to nominate Ben Sawyer on the helm and acknowledged that the entire workforce is happy to work with him. She additionally lauded him for his involvement within the immense success of the Australia Women’s workforce in the previous couple of years and hoped to play an analogous position within the White Ferns’ progress within the close to future.

“We’re really looking forward to working with Ben and receiving the benefit of his experience. He’s been a key figure in the ongoing success of the Australian women’s team and we hope we can tap into that bank of experience and grow together as a team. The upcoming Commonwealth Games campaign in Birmingham and the tour to West Indies will be really helpful in that regard – there’s nothing like away tours for bringing a group together and sharing a common purpose,” Devine mentioned.