Wellington, Feb. 16 -- New Zealand have appointed all-rounder Melie Kerr as their new white-ball captain, replacing veteran Sophie Devine, who stepped down after the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup last year.
According to the International Cricket Council (ICC) website, Kerr, a key figure in the White Ferns setup, has represented New Zealand in 172 internationals, scoring 3,757 runs and taking 201 wickets across formats. Her first assignment as a full-time skipper will be the upcoming ODI and T20I series against Zimbabwe later this month.
"Growing up, it was my childhood dream to represent New Zealand, and to now have the opportunity to captain my country is a massive privilege," Kerr said.
"I'm really excited by the growth, the talent, an...