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England Women vs Ireland Women, 10th Match, Womens World Cup 2004-05 - Match Info
ENGW vs IREW, 10th Match, Womens World Cup 2004-05 - Match Info
Series:
Womens World Cup 2004-05
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Venue:
Eesterust Cricket Club Ground, Pretoria
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Date & Time:
Saturday, March 26, 10:00 AM LOCAL
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ENGW vs IREW • 10th Match • Womens World Cup 2004-05
Series
Womens World Cup 2004-05
Date
Saturday, March 26
Time
10:00 AM LOCAL, 8:00 AM GMT, 1:30 PM IST
Venue
Eesterust Cricket Club Ground, Pretoria
Umpires
Brad White, Duma Ntuli
Referee
Tiffie Barnes
England Women squad
Players
Charlotte Edwards,
Laura Newton,
Lydia Greenway,
Clare Connor (c),
Nicky Shaw,
Arran Brindle,
Rosalie Birch,
Jenny Gunn,
Jane Smit (wk),
Clare Taylor,
Lucy Pearson
Ireland Women squad
Players
Anne Linehan (wk),
Caitriona Beggs,
Jillian Smythe,
Miriam Grealey,
Clare Shillington (c),
Nicola Coffey,
Una Grace Budd,
Emma Beamish,
Heather Whelan,
Jill Whelan,
Barbara McDonald
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Eesterust Cricket Club Ground
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Pretoria, South Africa
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