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Thamsyn Newton

Team flagNZ29 yrs
batting styleright-arm medium Bowler
Career & Stats
Batting
Bowling

Thamsyn Newton Recent Form

Batting

CH-W vs WEL-W, T2027 (42) *
CH-W vs NB-W, T2034 (34)
CH-W vs AUCK-W, T2019 (16)
CH-W vs WEL-W, T2011 (17)
CH-W vs OTG-W, T208 (13)
CH-W vs WEL-W, T2018 (20)
CH-W vs CANT-W, T204 (9)
CH-W vs NB-W, T2033 (37)
CH-W vs NB-W, T204 (10)
WEL-W vs CANT-W, T2024 (20)
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Bowling

WEL-W vs CANT-W, T201-17
WEL-W vs CANT-W, T202-11
PRSW vs MLRW, BBL0-17
PRSW vs HBHW, BBL1-7
PRSW vs HBHW, BBL0-7
PRSW vs SYTW, BBL0-10
PRSW vs SYSW, BBL1-17
PRSW vs MLSW, BBL0-31
PRSW vs BHW, BBL2-15
PRSW vs SYSW, BBL0-9
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Thamsyn Newton Career Stats

Batting

FormatMatInnR100s50sHSSRAvgFoursSixesDuckRank
ODI10757001956.439.5031----
T20I15822001462.855.5010----

Bowling

FormatMatInnWEconAvgBest3W5WSRMaidenRank
ODI1010114.2925.005/310134.90----
T20I15895.4714.003/90015.30----

Career Debut Information

ODI Debut
NZW vs AUSW, Mount Maunganui 20 Feb 2016
T20I Debut
NZW vs SLW, Christchurch 15 Nov 2015

Teams played for

New Zealand Women Perth Scorchers Women

About Thamsyn Newton

NameThamsyn Newton
GenderFemale
Birth3 Jun 1995
Birth PlaceParaparaumu
Height5ft 7in
NationalityNew Zealander

Born in Paraparaumu, New Zealand, Newton started playing domestic cricket for the Wellington Blaze, before switching to Canterbury.... continue reading

Player Bio

Born in Paraparaumu, New Zealand, Newton started playing domestic cricket for the Wellington Blaze, before switching to Canterbury.

The right-arm medium pacer was impressive in her first few domestic seasons, and in one of her best domestic performances against her old side Wellington, Newton slammed 50 and showed no signs of nervousness on the big stage. Chasing 103, Canterbury lost two quick wickets, but Newton played a gritty knock and overcame the defending champions in the country’s premium T20 competition.

She was finally rewarded with a maiden T20I call-up against Sri Lanka in 2015. She bowled 4 overs and despite not picking up a single wicket, Newton was economical and kept it tight on one end. 

In the third T20I of the series, Newton made a big impression and picked up 3 for 9 in her four overs as the White Ferns won that game convincingly and Newton earned her first player of the match award.

Soon after she got her maiden ODI cap and in an ODI against Pakistan, Newton recorded the second-best bowling figures by a New Zealand Women against Pakistan Women, picking up 5 for 32 to completely rattle the opposition with her pace.

Newton was added to the White Ferns squad for the 2017 Women’s World Cup, but she did not live up to the expectations as the team crashed out of the group stage.

Newton has also represented the Perth Scorchers in the WBBL competition. 

An aggressive fast bowler, Newton started out playing in a small town and a few years later was in the New Zealand squad. She has worked hard in the domestic circuit and it has paid off for her.

(As of Mar 2021)