Bowler

Rosemary Mair

Born: 1998-11-07
Batting: Right Handed Bat
Bowling: right-arm medium
From: Napier

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
ODI	34	46	3.83	64.79	7
T20I	53	98	8.91	89.91	23
T20	16	185	23.13	116.35	33
Women's T20	66	433	13.53	98.63	36*
women t20i	51	60	8.57	88.24	13
Women's ODI	31	46	4.18	64.79	7
Women's T20I	51	60	8.57	88.24	13
women t20	9	1	0.5	50	1

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
ODI	34	30	5.23	217.1	2/41
T20I	53	32	6.34	139.5	0/15
T20	16	11	6.18	55.0	2/12
Women's T20	66	58	6.54	216.3	4/5
women t20i	51	33	6.81	159.0	4/19
Women's ODI	31	30	5.23	217.1	5/50
Women's T20I	51	33	6.81	159.0	4/19
women t20	9	0	7.86	29.0	—

Recent performances

ODI match form

16 May 2026New Zealand Women vs England WomenODI · Sophia Gardens, CardiffNew Zealand Women won by 17 runs (DLS Method)View match

Batting: —
Bowling: 2/41 (7.0 ov)

10 May 2026New Zealand Women vs England WomenODI · Riverside Ground, Chester-le-StreetEngland Women won by 1 wktView match

Batting: 4* (6)
Bowling: 3/42 (10.0 ov)

4 Apr 2026New Zealand Women vs South Africa WomenODI · Basin Reserve, WellingtonNew Zealand Women won by 66 runsView match

Batting: —
Bowling: 5/50 (9.1 ov)

1 Apr 2026New Zealand Women vs South Africa WomenODI · Basin Reserve, WellingtonNew Zealand Women won by 2 wktsView match

Batting: 2 (3)
Bowling: 0/81 (10.0 ov)

About Rosemary Mair

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Born in Napier, Mair is an all-rounder who plays for the New Zealand Women’s cricket team. Mair has had an impressive domestic career, and she was constantly knocking the doors of the selectors. She finally made her international debut in a T20I game against Indian women. Mair had a match to forget as she went for 31 runs in 3 overs at just over 10 runs per over. She has represented three teams in the WBBL and holds the unique distinction of being the first WBBL player to line up for two different clubs in the space of one season. In February 2019, Mair was included in the ODI squad for the first time in her career. She made her much-awaited debut against arch-rivals, Australia. She immediately made a statement in the match, picking up 2 wickets for 35 runs and put a stop to the scoring rate. Mair was in the New Zealand squad for the 2020 Women’s T20 World Cup. A talented young cricketer, Mair is a good technical player who has all the attributes to be a successful cricketer. Opportunities will be there, but she has to capitalize on them. (As of Mar 2021)