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RESULT • 41st Match • IPL • T20 • Hyderabad

RCB

SRH

(20 ov, T:207) 171/8

RCB won by 35 runs

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NZ

PAK

(20 ov, T:179) 174/8

New Zealand won by 4 runs

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India (W) vs SL Women, 2nd ODI at Colombo, , Apr 19 2004 - Match Result

RESULT

2nd ODI, Colombo (SSC), April 19, 2004, Women's Asia Cup

189/5

Sri Lanka Women

(44.3/50 ov, T:190) 84

India (W) won by 105 runs

Mithali Raj has become the top scorer for IND-W in WODIs with 1335 runs, going past Anjum Chopra's 1328

Rose Dovey has become the top wicket-taker for SL-W in WODIs with 36 wickets, going past Suthershini Sivanantham's 35

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Scorecard summary

India Women • 189/5(50 overs)

48* (61)

2/47 (9)

41 (66)

Shashikala Siriwardene

1/21 (10)

Sri Lanka Women • 84/10(44.3 overs)

Chamani Seneviratna

16 (67)

Arundhati Kirkire

3/13 (4)

Thanuga Ekanayake

13 (32)

Nooshin Al Khadeer

2/10 (8)

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Match details

Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Colombo
Toss	India Women, elected to bat first
Series	Women's Asia Cup
Season	2004
Series result	India Women led the 5-match series 2-0
Match number	WODI no. 484
Match days	day (50-over match)
Umpires	S Gunaratne Sagara Gallage
Match Referee	EKG Wijewardene

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SL Women Innings

PLAYER NAME		R	B
SI Galagedara	caught	1	16
GRC Samanthi	caught	12	38
HASD Siriwardene	caught	4	24
LDVV Silva	run out	10	41
WHD Fernando	bowled	1	8
CR Seneviratna	lbw	16	67
AAD Indralatha	run out	2	6
WRP Fernando	lbw	4	15
EMTP Ekanayake	bowled	13	32
AD Janakanthymala	bowled	0	2
TN Gunaratne	not out	5	18
Extras	(lb 3, w 13)
Total	84(10 wkts; 44.3 ovs)

WKT	RUNS	PLAYERS
1st	9	Inoka Galagedara	Randika Galhenage
2nd	18	Randika Galhenage	Shashikala Siriwardene
3rd	4	Dedunu Silva	Randika Galhenage
4th	1	Hiruka Fernando	Dedunu Silva
5th	16	Chamani Seneviratna	Dedunu Silva
6th	3	Chamani Seneviratna	Dona Indralatha
7th	9	Chamani Seneviratna	Rose Dovey
8th	6	Rose Dovey	Thanuga Ekanayake
9th	0	Janakanthy Mala	Thanuga Ekanayake
10th	18	Thanuga Ekanayake	Thalika Gunaratne

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