Matches (21)

PAK v WI [W] (1)

IPL (2)

County DIV1 (5)

County DIV2 (4)

WT20 WC QLF (Warm-up) (5)

RHF Trophy (4)

RESULT • 3rd ODI • Karachi

WI-W

PAK-W

(47.5/50 ov, T:279) 190

WI Women won by 88 runs

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RESULT • 39th Match • IPL • T20 • Chennai

CSK

LSG

(19.3/20 ov, T:211) 213/4

LSG won by 6 wickets (with 3 balls remaining)

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SL Women vs India (W), 4th ODI at Kandy, , Apr 25 2004 - Match Result

RESULT

4th ODI, Kandy, April 25, 2004, Women's Asia Cup

Sri Lanka Women

66

(17.2/50 ov, T:67) 69/0

India (W) won by 10 wickets (with 196 balls remaining)

This is the lowest match aggregate (135) involving India (W) & SL Women in WODIs

Anjum Chopra has broken the record for playing the most WODIs (56) for IND-W, going past Neetu David

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Scorecard summary

Sri Lanka Women • 66/10(28.2 overs)

Shashikala Siriwardene

28 (53)

6/10 (6.2)

Janakanthy Mala

9 (11)

2/6 (7)

India Women • 69/0(17.2 overs)

36* (57)

Janakanthy Mala

0/10 (6.2)

Sunetra Paranjpe

22* (48)

Chamani Seneviratna

0/5 (2)

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Match details

Asgiriya Stadium, Kandy
Toss	Sri Lanka Women, elected to bat first
Series	Women's Asia Cup
Season	2004
Series result	India Women led the 5-match series 4-0
Match number	WODI no. 486
Match days	day (50-over match)
WODI debut	Chamari Polgampola
Umpires	Philip Mendis W Gunawansa
Match Referee	Sisira Kumara

Women's Asia Cup News

Bangladesh included in women's Asia Cup

Sri Lanka last hosted the tournament in April 2004, but it was in fact a bi-lateral series which India won 5-0. India went on to win the next two editions as well

Bangladesh included in women's Asia Cup

India's women demolish Sri Lanka

Defending champions India maintained their unbeaten record in the second womens Asia Cup, beating Sri Lanka by 10 wickets at Karachi

India's women demolish Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka beat battling Pakistan

Pakistan's women cricketers narrowly lost the opening match of the Asia Cup against Sri Lanka, falling by 14 runs

Sri Lanka beat battling Pakistan

Pakistan to host first-ever women's Asia Cup

Pakistan have confirmed that they will host an inaugural women's Asia Cup of cricket starting in December

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Sri Lanka seal final place

Shsikala Siriwardene put in the match-winning performance with four wickets as Sri Lanka beat Pakistan by 30 runs

Sri Lanka seal final place

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India (W) Innings

PLAYER NAME		R	B
A Jain	not out	36	57
SA Paranjpe	not out	22	48
Extras	(b 1, lb 6, nb 1, w 3)
Total	69(0 wkts; 17.2 ovs)

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