New Zealand death-over bowling

Overs 16–20 · ranked by wickets, then economy · minimum two overs

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Suzie Bates3327.0033%9.0
2Frances Mackay57.528.3015%7.8
3Nicola Browne2315.0028%—
4Hayley Jensen3416.7529%12.0
5Sophie Devine2219.0025%6.0
6Holly Huddleston2206.5025%6.0

Powerplay bowling

Overs 1–6 · ranked by wickets, then economy · minimum two overs

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Morna Nielsen51324.1568%9.8
2Holly Huddleston2525.0060%10.0
3Sophie Devine2416.7558%4.8
4Hayley Jensen22110.5025%4.0
5Frances Mackay3305.6750%9.0
6Suzie Bates1207.0033%12.0

Middle overs bowling

Overs 7–15 · ranked by wickets, then economy · minimum two overs

#BowlerInnsOversWktsEconDot %Balls per boundary
1Felicity Leydon-Davis2734.4343%21.0
2Suzie Bates4936.2244%7.7
3Morna Nielsen3525.8040%15.0
4Frances Mackay5815.2540%16.0
5Sophie Devine2216.0033%12.0
6Nicola Browne4816.5050%6.9
7Hayley Jensen4606.1728%12.0

Quick answers

Who is New Zealand's best death over bowler in Women's T20I 2014?

Suzie Bates was New Zealand's leading death-over bowler in Women's T20I 2014, with 2 wickets at an economy of 7.00 in overs 16–20, ahead of Frances Mackay (2) and Nicola Browne (1).

Who was New Zealand's most economical bowler at the death?

Hayley Jensen, at 6.75 runs an over across 4 overs in overs 16–20 (minimum 4 overs).

Who was New Zealand's best powerplay bowler?

Morna Nielsen: 2 wickets at an economy of 4.15 in the powerplay.