New Zealand's Amy Satterthwaite takes break from cricket to have child; becomes first to benefit from new maternity provisions Amy Satterthwaite, who is married to team mate Lea Tahuhu, is due early next year and will miss the women’s World Twenty20 tournament in Australia that runs from 21 February-8 …
Devine was a clear choice to take the captaincy, after serving as vice-captain under previous skipper Amy Satterthwaite, who recently gave birth to her first child. New Zeland women's captain and allrounder Amy Satterthwaite has announced that she is pregnant with her first child and taking an indefinite break from cricket.
White Ferns captain Amy Satterthwaite and partner Lea Tahuhu have spoken after announcing that they're expecting their first child.
In a statement, Satterthwaite said she is expecting her first child with wife and teammate Lea Tahuhu in January next year.
Amy Satterthwaite to take break from cricket to have her first child. By Snehal Pradhan Sarah Elliot, Arran Brindle, even Neha Tanwar. Her wife Lea Tahuhu the Amy Satterthwaite,captain of the New Zealand women’s cricket team, will take time away from cricket to have her first child with wife and fellow White Ferns cricketer Lea Tahuhu. New Zealand’s women’s cricket captain Amy Satterthwaite will take a break from the game as she is expecting her first child but won’t lose her contract or remuneration due to her Board’s new pregnancy leave policy.
Amy Satterthwaite, the New Zealand Women captain, is expecting her first child with wife and team-mate Lea Tahuhu in January 2020 and has announced a break from cricket.
The ones who show it’s possible to play cricket for your country even after having a baby. Women's Cricket Amy Satterthwaite announces pregnancy, won’t lose contract as per New Zealand Cricket’s new policy The New Zealand captain said she is expecting her first child …
Now, New Zealand captain Amy Satterthwaite is taking a break from cricket to have her first child, and aims to return to the national team. These are the exceptions to the rule. New Zealand captain Amy Satterthwaite, who has taken a break from cricket to have her first child, said she would miss being part of next year's ICC Women's T20 World Cup, but was hoping to make a comeback ahead of the 2021 50-over World Cup.
It sounds like one more name on the list. 284d ESPNcricinfo staff.
The crazy ones.