How New Zealand won the 2000 Women's World Cup

Test Match Special

BBC

Cricket, Sports News, News, Sports

4.4 • 2.2K Ratings

🗓️ 25 October 2025

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

Alison Mitchell is alongside New Zealand World Cup winner Debbie Hockley to discuss her side's route to winning the 2000 Women's World Cup at home in 2000.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, radio, podcasts.
0:07.2	The Traitors is back, and this time with celebrities.
0:11.4	Hang on, why wasn't I asked?
0:13.3	Betrayals and mind games.
0:15.0	Behaviour that's usually reserved for backstage is now on national telly.
0:18.7	I hope someone's told them.
0:20.3	And once you've watched the latest action,
0:21.7	join me, Ed Gamble, for the official visualised podcast.
0:25.1	We'll spill secrets and get to see the celebs react to discovering who the traitors really were.
0:30.5	And this time, I was in the castle too.
0:33.9	The celebrity traitors, uncloked.
0:36.3	Watch on EyePlayer, listen for more on BBC Sounds.
0:39.6	You're listening to the TMS podcast from BBC Radio 5 Live.
0:44.9	Hello, this is Alison Mitchell with a special episode of the TMS podcast.
0:49.4	We'll be looking back at the Women's ODI World Cup from the year 2000,
0:53.4	with former New Zealand captain and member of the winning team, Debbie Hockley,
0:57.2	tells us how the White Fern's victorious journey unfolded and how lifting the trophy on home soil impacted women's cricket in the country.
1:05.7	You're listening to the TMS podcast from BBC Radio 5 Live.
1:11.2	Debbie Hockley, it is the year 2000.
1:14.0	We've all survived the mythical millennium bug.
1:16.9	It's New Zealand's second time hosting the World Cup after the 1982 event.
1:22.0	What sort of attention, first of all, did the tournament have in the country,
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