ICC Women’s World Cup 2017: 5 emerging players from the tournament 

#1 Amelia Kerr- New Zealand (16 years)

Amelia Kerr has a bright future ahead of her

At the age of 16, Amelie Kerr is undoubtedly a player to look out for in the future. She made her One Day International debut against Pakistan Women in November 2016. However, recently in the Women’s World Cup, she has taken rapid strides in the sport with her wily leg-breaks.

New Zealand crashed out of the tournament after a humiliating loss in a virtual quarter-final against India. Nevertheless, the White Ferns can take home Kerr’s brilliant performances as a positive from the event.

She churned out 10 wickets in 6 games at a frugal economy of 4.48 rpo that included wickets of the likes of Tammy Beaumont, Meg Lanning and Natalie Sciver. Provided she stays consistent, she can turn out to be a spearhead of the White Ferns bowling line-up in the future.