Amelia Kerr has the world at her feet - and the New Zealand star is only just getting started Named ICC Women’s Cricketer of the Year after helping the White Ferns to T20 World Cup glory, the leg-spinning all-rounder believes she is some way from reaching her full potential.
With the 50-over World Cup to come in spin-friendly India later this year, Kerr – who took 3-24 in the T20 final against South Africa - is refusing to become complacent and is working to develop more weapons to add to her already stacked arsenal, as the White Ferns plot their bid to add to their trophy cabinet.
The leg-spinning all-rounder was named Player of the Tournament in the UAE thanks to 15 wickets and 135 runs, and her match-winning performances saw her beat South Africa's Laura Wolvaardt, Australia’s Annabel Sutherland and Sri Lanka's Chamari Athapaththu to win the end-of-year prize.
Amelia Kerr has the world at her feet and she’s keen to keep them firmly on the ground.
I don’t think any player would say they are the complete product and that is why we keep playing the game, we want to get better.
