Here’s the latest I can share based on recent reporting:
- Lea Tahuhu has retired from ODI cricket. She announced stepping away from the White Ferns’ One Day Internationals after a 15-year run, departing as New Zealand’s all-time ODI wicket-taker with 125 wickets in 103 matches. She remains available for selection in T20Is and is expected to participate in future White Ferns T20 assignments, including defenses of titles won in the 2024 T20 World Cup. [Source: multiple outlets reporting her ODI retirement and continuing in T20Is][1][2][3]
If you’d like, I can pull the latest articles from specific outlets (e.g., ESPNcricinfo, NZ Herald) or organize a quick comparison of her ODI vs T20 achievements.
Sources
"It just puts things into perspective. You go to the ground and you're there and you're completely focused, but you know that it's not everything"
www.espncricinfo.comPlayer profile page of with player details, recent matches and career statistics
globalsportsarchive.comNew Zealand fast bowler Lea Tahuhu has announced her retirement from One Day Internationals (ODI). The 35-year-old, however, will continue to represent the White Ferns in T20Is.
www.yardbarker.comLea Tahuhu Profile - Find an information of Lea Tahuhu's Profile including Age, Career Stats in T20, ODI, Test Matches and ICC Ranking of Lea Tahuhu, India and latest news of Lea Tahuhu at India Today.
www.indiatoday.inLea Tahuhu News: Check out the latest news and updates on Lea Tahuhu along with photos, videos, biography, career stats, and more on CricTracker.
www.crictracker.comCricketArchive has ball-by-ball updates of matches in major cricket tournaments plus up-to-date scorecards of other matches and archive scorecards back to the 18th century
cricketarchive.comFind latest news around Lea Tahuhu, Cricket Player from New Zealand at NDTV Sports for more update and information log on to sports.ndtv.com.
sports.ndtv.comLea Tahuhu Latest News: Check out the latest cricket news and updates on Lea Tahuhu, including interviews, news headlines highlighting his performances and achievements on CricTracker.
www.crictracker.comNew Zealand women's cricket team fast bowler Lea Tahuhu has announced her retirement from the One-Day International (ODI) cricket after 15 years with the team.
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