Rose Bowl series

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The Rose Bowl series is a series of Women's One-day International cricket matches between Australia and New Zealand. It has been running since February 1985, and was then known as the Shell Rose Bowl. Until 2000, it was an annual affair, with matches alternating between each country; since then the format has changed constantly. The most recent series was held at Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln, New Zealand between 8 March and 16 March. Australia have dominated the tournament, winning 16 series to New Zealand's three, and New Zealand have only won 4 of 28 matches in the 21st century.

1 Series results
2 External links
3 References
4 Further references and notes

[edit] Series results

Season	Series winner	Result	Number of matches	Venue	Note
1984–85	Australia	2–1	3	Aberfeldie Park, Melbourne, Australia
1985–86	Drawn	1–1	3	New Zealand
1986–87	New Zealand	2–1	3	Perth, Australia
1987–88	Australia	3–0	3	New Zealand
1988–89	Australia	2–0	2	Australia	Part of 1988 World Cup
1989–90	Australia	2–1	3	New Zealand
1990–91	Australia	2–1	3	Australia
1991–92	Drawn	1–1	2	New Zealand	Part of triangular series also including England, shared between England and Australia
1992–93	Australia	2–1	3	Australia
1993–94	New Zealand	2–1	3	New Zealand
1994–95	Drawn	1–1	2	New Zealand	New Zealand Women's Centenary Tournament, triangular tournament won by India.
1995–96	Australia	2–1	3	Adelaide, Australia
1996–97	Australia	4–1	5	New Zealand
1997–98	Australia	2–1	3	Bankstown Oval, Sydney, Australia
1998–99	New Zealand	2–1	3	New Zealand
1999–2000	Australia	3–0	3	Melbourne, Australia
2001–02	Australia	5–1	6	Australia (3) and New Zealand (3)	Home-and-away series. Australia won 14–2 on points, where home wins were awarded two points and away wins three.^[1]
2002–03	Australia	3–0	3	New Zealand	Part of World Series of Women's Cricket, a four-team tournament also involving England and India. The final match of the series was the final of the tournament.
2003–04	Australia	5–1	6	Australia (3) and New Zealand (3)	Home-and-away series.
2004–05	Australia	3–0	3	Perth, Australia
2006–07	Australia	5–0	5	Allan Border Field, Brisbane, Australia
2007–08	Australia	3–2	5	Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln, New Zealand