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Australia Women vs Netherlands Women, 17th Match, Shell Bicentennial Womens World Cup 1988 - Match Info
AUSW vs NEDW, 17th Match, Shell Bicentennial Womens World Cup 1988 - Match Info
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Shell Bicentennial Womens World Cup 1988
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Venue:
Carey Grammar School Oval No.2, Melbourne
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Date & Time:
Wednesday, December 14, 2:20 PM LOCAL
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AUSW vs NEDW • 17th Match • Shell Bicentennial Womens World Cup 1988
Series
Shell Bicentennial Womens World Cup 1988
Date
Wednesday, December 14
Time
2:20 PM LOCAL, 3:20 AM GMT, 8:50 AM IST
Venue
Carey Grammar School Oval No.2, Melbourne
Australia Women squad
Players
Ruth Buckstein,
Sharlene Heywood,
Lee Anne Hunter,
Belinda Haggett,
Sally Griffiths,
Denise Annetts,
Lyn Larsen (c),
Chris Matthews (wk),
Zoe Goss,
Sharon Tredrea,
Lyn Fullston
Netherlands Women squad
Players
Irene Schoof,
Liesbeth Vernout,
Anita van Lier (c),
Nicola Payne,
Ingrid Keyzer,
Vanda Wesenhagen,
Esther Veltman,
Cornelia Eveleens,
Angela Batenberg-Venturini,
Dorine Loman,
Isabelle Koppe (wk)
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Carey Grammar School Oval No.2
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Melbourne, Australia
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