SUZIE BATES: The White Ferns batting star talks about her record 168

"I obviously got off to a good start and wicket was the best we’ve played on in this tournament and Haidee really kept me ticking along. I seemed to be seeing the ball like it was a lot bigger than it was."

KATE PULFORD: The White Ferns all-rounder reflects on beating India

“We had some points that we really needed to work on from the England game and intent was one of the big ones so we’re very pleased with the win out there.”

HAIDEE TIFFEN: The White Ferns captain on beating India

Haidee Tiffen said her team had approached the match as a semi-final.

SARA MCGLASHAN: The White Ferns batsman looks ahead to the latters stages

“It is going well, even though we lost on Saturday, and it was good to get through the pool games without a defeat. There are always things you can work on but it is going well.”

WHITE FERNS SUPPORTER: A view from the stands - Peter Devine

It's great to be supporting and following The White Ferns in their quest for World Cup glory...We would love nothing more than to see Haidee Tiffen lift the World Cup next Sunday.

KATEY MARTIN: Viewpoint of the 13th man

Otago Sparks wicketkeeper Katey Martin from the sideline during The White Ferns 31 run loss to England at Bankstown Oval.

HAIDEE TIFFEN: The White Ferns captain looks ahead to the Super Six stage

Reflecting on Super Six stage… Looking ahead to the England match… On Claire Taylor… Predictions for Saturday’s match…

SARAH TSUKIGAWA: Sarah Tsukigawa on using the powerplay

Twenty seven year old Dunedin School Teacher , Sarah Tsukigawa top scored for The White Ferns with 41 not out in their second round ICC Women's World Cup against The West Indies.

KATE PULFORD: Bowling star Kate Pulford on beating the Aussies

Kate Pulford talks about her match winning performance against the Australian Southern Stars in the opening World Cup Match.

SUZIE BATES: Bates excited about achieving World Cup dream

Watching her home country win the Women’s World Cup nine years ago, Suzie Bates would have been one of many girls in New Zealand who dreamed of going to play cricket for the White Ferns at a major event.