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West Indies Women vs Denmark Women, 14th Match, Womens World Cup 1993 - Match Info
WIW vs DENW, 14th Match, Womens World Cup 1993 - Match Info
Series:
Womens World Cup 1993
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Venue:
The Rose Bowl, Southampton
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Date & Time:
Sunday, July 25, 11:00 AM LOCAL
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WIW vs DENW • 14th Match • Womens World Cup 1993
Series
Womens World Cup 1993
Date
Sunday, July 25
Time
11:00 AM LOCAL, 10:00 AM GMT, 3:30 PM IST
Venue
The Rose Bowl, Southampton
West Indies Women squad
Players
Marlene Needham,
Ann Browne (c),
Carol-Ann James,
Jennifer Sterling,
Eva Caesar,
Stephanie Power (wk),
Eugena Gregg,
Elaine Cunningham,
Cherry Ann Singh,
Patricia Felician,
Jacqueline Robinson
Denmark Women squad
Players
Vibeke Neilsen,
Mette Frost (wk),
Janni Jonsson (c),
Dorte S Christiansen,
Trine Christiansen,
Karin Mikkelsen,
Susanne Neilsen,
Pia Thomsen,
Jane Jensen,
Marlene Needham,
Heidi Kjaer
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Stadium
The Rose Bowl
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Southampton, England
Capacity
6,500 (20,000 with temporary seating)
Ends
Pavilion End, Northern End
Hosts To
Hampshire, Hampshire 2nd XI
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