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Ireland Women vs New Zealand Women, 15th Match, Womens World Cup 2004-05 - Match Info
IREW vs NZW, 15th Match, Womens World Cup 2004-05 - Match Info
Series:
Womens World Cup 2004-05
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Venue:
Harlequins, Pretoria
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Date & Time:
Monday, March 28, 10:00 AM LOCAL
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IREW vs NZW • 15th Match • Womens World Cup 2004-05
Series
Womens World Cup 2004-05
Date
Monday, March 28
Time
10:00 AM LOCAL, 8:00 AM GMT, 1:30 PM IST
Venue
Harlequins, Pretoria
Umpires
Gerrie Pienaar, S Zoutendyk
Referee
Denis Lindsay
Ireland Women squad
Players
Emma Beamish,
Jillian Smythe,
Caitriona Beggs (wk),
Miriam Grealey,
Clare Shillington (c),
Cecelia Joyce,
Nicola Coffey,
Una Grace Budd,
Heather Whelan,
Marianne Herbert,
Barbara McDonald
New Zealand Women squad
Players
Maia Lewis (c),
Rachel Pullar,
Aimee Watkins,
Maria Fahey,
Rebecca Rolls (wk),
Haidee Tiffen,
Sara McGlashan,
Nicola Browne,
Helen Watson ,
Louise Milliken,
Natalee Scripps
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Harlequins
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Pretoria, South Africa
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Northern Transvaal
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