Over the past month, the roadshow and members of the White Ferns have visited various regions the length of the country to help promote the game alongside more mainstream female sports, such as netball.
With the roadshow aimed just at girls, it helped give everyone a bit more confidence away from the watchful eye of boys, McGlashan said.
She said the roadshow catered for all levels of cricket, where it was about getting different areas of the country to engage with the sport.
"It depends on the age group and what's happening in the region. We just have to adjust for the different environments.
"The opportunities are there if they are keen on their cricket and want to give it a go."
McGlashan said cricket had provided many opportunities for herself and her team mates, but because of a lack of promotion it was up to them to let young players know they could, too.
"The more people who get involved, the better things are going to get for women's cricket in New Zealand.
"The options for kids out there are never ending. There are so many different sports they have at school today, it's huge."
Watching the children take part at Tauranga Primary School, McGlashan said every little bit counted towards helping increase future women's cricket numbers.
"If it means girls play it at school or at home it's just as important."
Tauranga Primary School sports co-ordinator Jo Taele said she was pleased to have the players here after the school's cricket coach Jason White organised the visit. Ms Taele said the school had integrated the roadshow into their sports rotation to get all 200 Years 5-6 involved.
"All the girls and boys will benefit from this. It will be really cool and we are really excited to have them here."
Three Bay of Plenty players have been named to play in the Northern Spirit warm-up game against Auckland this Sunday.
Current Spirit player Anna Peterson along with Tia Robinson and Joanna Taris will be in action in the pre-season hit out. Robinson and Taris, along with Kate Anderson, Sarah Steenson, Anna Henson and Jacinta Coleman (if fit), have been named in the ND Women's Development trial to be played on November 11 in Hamilton.