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- Updated: October 17, 2016
New Zealand Women have picked 16-year-old legspinner Amelia Kerr for the next month’s home series against Pakistan Women. Allrounder Sophie Devine and batsman Liz Perry returned to the squad, while spinners Leigh Kasperek and Erin Bermingham were unavailable for selection.
Kerr has represented Wellington Women for close to two years in limited-overs cricket. She is the granddaughter of former Test cricketer Bruce Murray, and her parents have also represented Wellington in domestic cricket.
New Zealand coach Haidee Tiffin said changes like Kerr’s inclusion were done keeping the 2017 Women’s World Cup in mind.
“Amelia has deserved this recognition – it’s a wonderful opportunity for her, and we’re also delighted to be …
