Matches (27)

BAN vs WI (1)

Women's World Cup (2)

NZ vs ENG (1)

Sheffield Shield (3)

Ranji Trophy (19)

AUS vs IND (1)

BAN

(36.2/50 ov) 123/4

WI

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PAK-W

(8.3/50 ov) 35/2

NZ-W

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NZ Women vs AUS Women, 2nd ODI at Lincoln, Feb 26 2011 - Full Scorecard

CANCELLED

2nd ODI, Lincoln, February 26, 2011, Rose Bowl

New Zealand Women

Australia Women

Match cancelled without a ball bowled

New Zealand Women Team

Katey Martin †	Wicketkeeper Batter
Aimee Watkins (c)	-
Kelly Anderson	-
Nicola Browne	-
Sara McGlashan	-
Liz Perry	-
Suzie Bates	Allrounder
Lucy Doolan	-
Sophie Devine	Batting Allrounder
Amy Satterthwaite	Top order Batter
Erin Bermingham	-
Sian Ruck	-
Frances Mackay	Opening Batter

Australia Women Team

Lisa Sthalekar	-
Clea Smith	-
Shelley Nitschke	-
Alex Blackwell (c)	Allrounder
Leah Poulton	-
Sarah Elliott	-
Jess Duffin	Batter
Rachael Haynes	Batter
Rene Farrell	-
Annie Maloney	-
Alyssa Healy †	Wicketkeeper Batter
Ellyse Perry	Allrounder
Meg Lanning	Top order Batter
Sarah Coyte	Bowler

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The remainder of the tour was cancelled following the earthquake in Christchurch

Match Details

Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln
Toss	no toss
Series	Rose Bowl Australia Women tour of New Zealand
Season	2010/11
Series result	8-match series level 2-2
Match number	WODI no. 000769b
Hours of play (local time)	10.30 start, First Session 10.30-13.40, Interval 13.40-14.25, Second Session 14.25-17.35
Match days	26 February 2011 - day (50-over match)

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