New Zealand all-rounder Anna Peterson retired from international cricket, on Tuesday (October 5) supported New Zealand cricket. Peterson, who turned 31 last month, represented her country 64 times in international cricket.
Anna Peterson’s Representation :-
Anna Peterson said, “I have loved every minute of playing for the White Ferns and representing New Zealand.” “Many thanks to my family, friends, coaches, teammates, and everyone who has supported me throughout my international career.
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The White Ferns have a special team civilization and I’ve been blessed to make some lifelong connections in the team. While I have also enjoyed meeting and competing with players from all over the world.”
In addition to leaving the international circuit at the age of 31, Peterson will continue to play domestic cricket where she will represent Auckland Hearts. She will also serve as the Rugby Manager for Women and Girls at North Harbor Rugby.
New Zealand’s Anna Peterson retires from international cricket
Looking forward to Auckland Hearts :-
“I still feel like I have a lot to offer on home union and I’m looking forward to getting ready for Auckland Hearts again this season,” she said.
“As a skilled member of Hearts. I have the pleasure of giving back to young players and watching them embark on their cricketing journey.”
Anna made an ODI debut against England almost a decade ago. And made a sudden impact by scoring 33 runs down the order. Her last appearance for the national team came against eventual champions Australia in the T20 World Cup last year.
The 31-year-old’s most memorable performance came in 2017 when she became the first woman cricketer from New Zealand to take a hat-trick in T20Is.
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Head Coach Bob Carter said :-
Head coach Carter said, “On that day, Anna Peterson can hit the ball as anyone.” “She is a great team player and young Hearts players are fortunate to have someone of her caliber around his environment helping the next generation to thrive as cricketers and as people.”
