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SYTW vs MLRW, 12th Match, Womens Big Bash League 2019 - Match Info
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Womens Big Bash League 2019
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Venue:
Blacktown International Sportspark, Sydney
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Date & Time:
Saturday, October 26, 7:00 PM LOCAL
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SYTW vs MLRW • 12th Match • Womens Big Bash League 2019
Series
Womens Big Bash League 2019
Date
Saturday, October 26
Time
7:00 PM LOCAL, 8:00 AM GMT, 1:30 PM IST
Venue
Blacktown International Sportspark, Sydney
Umpires
Roberto Howard, Andrew Hamilton
Referee
Tim Donahoo
Sydney Thunder Women squad
Players
Naomi Stalenberg,
Rachel Priest (wk),
Rachael Haynes (c),
Phoebe Litchfield,
Alex Blackwell,
Nida Dar,
Samantha Bates,
Hannah Darlington,
Rene Farrell,
Lisa Griffith,
Shabnim Ismail
Bench
Saskia Horley,
Rachel Trenaman,
Tahlia Wilson
Melbourne Renegades Women squad
Players
Sophie Molineux,
Danielle Wyatt,
Tammy Beaumont,
Claire Koski,
Jess Duffin (c),
Courtney Webb,
Josephine Dooley (wk),
Maitlan Brown,
Georgia Wareham,
Molly Strano,
Lea Tahuhu
Bench
Courtney Neale,
Carly Leeson,
Erica Kershaw,
Makinley Blows
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Blacktown International Sportspark
City
Sydney, Australia
Capacity
10,000
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New South Wales
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Australian Rules
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