The 'Debbie Hockley Medal' to honour women cricketers has been launched by which country ?

The Debbie Hockley Medal is an award launched by New Zealand to honor outstanding performances by women cricketers. It is named after Debbie Hockley, one of New Zealand's most renowned female cricketers, who had a significant impact on the sport.

• Debbie Hockley was a legendary cricketer for New Zealand, having represented the country for over two decades and is considered one of the finest women cricketers.
• The medal recognizes the achievements and contributions of female cricketers to the game and serves to inspire future generations of players.
• The award is one of the ways New Zealand is working towards promoting and supporting women's cricket at the international level.

• Nigeria – Although growing in popularity, Nigeria has not launched the Debbie Hockley Medal.
• Nepal – While cricket is a popular sport, Nepal has not been associated with the Debbie Hockley Medal.
• Norway – Norway has a developing cricket scene, but it does not sponsor the Debbie Hockley Medal.