Rose Bowl Trophy Expanded to Include T20Is in Trans-Tasman Series Update

The Rose Bowl trophy represents one of the longest-running rivalries in women’s international cricket. Australia and New Zealand have contested 28 series for the trophy since 1985.

The expansion reflects the growing priority of the T20 format in the international calendar.

A Legacy of Australian Dominance

Australia maintains an unprecedented grip on the silverware. Australia is the current holder of the Rose Bowl and has held the trophy since 1999. This 25-year streak highlights the challenge facing New Zealand.

Historical records from Cricket Australia show that of the 28 Rose Bowl series contested since 1985, Australia has won 23. New Zealand’s last series victory occurred before the turn of the millennium.

Series Statistics

The history of the competition provides a broader statistical look at the performance of both squads across the professional era.

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