Twelve runs needed for victory, 12 runs needed to reach a century, all the time in the world, but why wait? In the space of three balls, Sophie Devine twice hauled Charlie Dean over the fence at deep midwicket to seal a breath-taking ton and an emphatic consolation win for New Zealand in Hamilton in their final match of the ODI series, which England won 2-1. Devine came to the wrinkle with her side 14 for 2 and crushed a 93-ball century to bring in an objective of 195 with 11 overs in excess. She was very much upheld by Maddy Green, with whom she shared a solid organization worth 105, and Amelia Kerr, who scored 29 of her 31 runs in a 76-run stand with her skipper. There was no indication of the quad strain that had kept Devine down and out since the fourth T20I in her immaculate footwork as she took to Britain's assault - especially offspinner Dignitary and speedy Lauren Filer - in a commonly strong innings which underlined her significance to the White Greeneries, similarly as they thoroughly searched at risk for wasting a once in a lifetime chance to beat Britain. The guests were bowled out inside 50 overs for the second match in succession, seamers Jess Kerr and Hannah Rowe taking three wickets each to confine them to 194 with 3.3 overs in excess. Once more Britain needed to rest on Player of the Series Amy Jones, whose scores of 92 not out, 48 and 50 lifted her side after center request implodes all through. On this event, she arrived at a run-a-ball 50 years and shared a 73-run organization for the seventh wicket with Senior member, the pair having placed on a record 130-run stand in the past match. However, this time it wasn't sufficient to battle what was to come from Devine. Kate Get struck in the third over of the run-pursue as Georgia Plimmer - opening for Bernadine Bezuidenhout, who harmed her hamstring while at the same time handling in the second ODI - pursued one external off stump and edged to wicketkeeper Jones. Then Suzie Bates sent a main edge directly to Maia Bouchier at midwicket endeavoring to turn Nat Sciver-Brunt squarer to the leg side. Toward the finish of the powerplay, the hosts were 31 for 2 as Devine and Amelia Kerr subsided into the beginning phases of their organization. Devine was on 13 when she sent a sharp, troublesome possibility off Filer through the hands of Heather Knight at slip. Devine clubbed Dignitary over profound midwicket for twin sixes in three balls and raised her fifty throughout four fours of every five balls off Senior member's next finished. In the middle between, Sophie Ecclestone pulled up with what had all the earmarks of being a calf issue toward the beginning of her seventh over, however she broke the stand when she caught Amelia Kerr lbw prior to passing on the field to look for treatment. Ecclestone got back to activity and cut Jones bumble a befuddling opportunity off Green with New Zealand requiring 43 runs off 88 balls. Filer, who supplanted individual seamer Lauren Ringer in the XI to play the fourth ODI of her juvenile worldwide vocation, yielded 17 runs off her 6th north of, 12 of those in fours clubbed down the ground by Devine. With 12 required, Devine cleared the profound midwicket wall by a distance off Senior member to move inside one indistinguishable strike of a really long period and she rehashed the work two balls later. Prior, Rowe struck in her second finished, the fourth of the match, when she struck Tammy Beaumont on the back thigh with a ball that was on target to ping the highest point of leg stump and Jess Kerr had Maia Bouchier got by Georgia Plimmer at additional cover with a leg-shaper for 19.