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NZ Women vs AUS Women, 1st T20I at Hamilton, Dec 28 2010 - Full Scorecard

ABANDONED

1st T20I, Hamilton, December 28, 2010, Rose Bowl

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New Zealand Women

Australia Women

Match abandoned without a ball bowled

New Zealand Women Team

Sarah Tsukigawa	-
Aimee Watkins (c)	-
Nicola Browne	-
Sara McGlashan †	-
Liz Perry	-
Suzie Bates	Allrounder
Rachel Priest	Wicketkeeper Batter
Lucy Doolan	-
Sophie Devine	Batting Allrounder
Amy Satterthwaite	Top order Batter
Kate Ebrahim	Bowler
Erin Bermingham	-
Sian Ruck	-
Natalie Dodd	-

Australia Women Team

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

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Match Details

Seddon Park, Hamilton
Toss	no toss
Series	Rose Bowl Australia Women tour of New Zealand
Season	2010/11
Series result	8-match series level 0-0
Match number	WT20I no. 000091a
Hours of play (local time)	14.45 start, First Session 14.45-16.00, Interval 16.00-16.20, Second Session 16.20-17.40
Match days	28 December 2010 - day (20-over match)
Umpires	Barry Frost Evan Gray
TV Umpire	Phil Jones
Match Referee	Brian Aldridge

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