Player · New Zealand

Matt Henry

  • Bowler
  • Right hand
  • Right arm fast
Photograph of Matt Henry

About Matt Henry

Matt Henry is a New Zealand right-arm fast-medium bowler who plays for Canterbury. He made his international debut in 2014 and was part of the side that won the first World Test Championship, in 2021, and of the team that won a Test series in India three-nil in 2024. Henry has also played county cricket in England and in the Indian Premier League, The Hundred and Major League Cricket.

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Match reports

Brook’s blazing 135 lifts England to 223 after top-order collapse

Mount Maunganui, 26 October 2025: Harry Brook produced a sensational counterattacking hundred to rescue England from a disastrous start, guiding them to 223 all out in 35.2 overs in the first ODI against New Zealand on Saturday. Put in to bat, England were rocked early by Zak Foulkes and Matt Henry as the top order …

WebDesk · 26 Oct 2025 · 2 min read

Media release

England, New Zealand ready to renew white-ball rivalry with relaxed build-up to T20 series

Queenstown, 18 October 2025: Ahead of their three-match Twenty20 international series starting Saturday, England and New Zealand have taken an unusually relaxed approach to preparation, trading nets and tactical meetings for golf, thermal pools and team bonding. Both sides have had a packed calendar this year. England’s white-ball team has already played 24 matches, …

WebDesk · 18 Oct 2025 · 3 min read

Media release

Santner and Ravindra return for England T20Is; Williamson aims for ODI comeback

Auckland, 12 October 2025: New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner and all-rounder Rachin Ravindra have returned to the BLACKCAPS squad for the upcoming KFC T20 International series against England, while Kane Williamson and Ben Sears have been ruled out. Santner, who underwent abdominal surgery recently, has fully recovered and will lead the side in the three-match …

WebDesk · 13 Oct 2025 · 3 min read

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