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RESULT • 56th Match • IPL • T20 • Wankhede

155/8

(19/19 ov, T:147) 147/7

GT won by 3 wickets (with 0 balls remaining) (DLS method)

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272/7

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(41.2/50 ov, T:273) 159

Netherlands won by 113 runs

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AUS Women vs ENG Women, 2nd Test at Sydney, Feb 22 2003 - Match Result

RESULT

2nd Test, Sydney, February 22 - 25, 2003, England Women tour of Australia

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Australia Women

134 & 259/7d

England Women

(T:207) 187 & 133/6

Match drawn

Player Of The Match

Lucy Pearson

, ENG-W

7/51 & 4/56

Player Of The Series

Cathryn Fitzpatrick

, AUS-W

30 runs • 14 wkts

136

Sthalekar and Blackwell's 136-run partnership is AUS-W's highest for the 5th wicket in WTESTs, breaking the record of 135 between Betty Wilson and Valma Batty

136

Sthalekar and Blackwell's 136-run partnership is the highest for the 5th wicket in WTESTs, breaking the record of 135 between Betty Wilson and Valma Batty

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Scorecard summary

Australia Women • 134/10(67.1 overs)

1st INNINGS

58 (124)

7/51 (25)

18 (31)

2/5 (3.1)

England Women • 187/10(115.4 overs)

1st INNINGS

48 (123)

3/32 (26)

40 (149)

3/32 (21.4)

Australia Women • 259/7(144 overs)

2nd INNINGS

120* (329)

4/56 (33)

58 (236)

1/27 (11)

England Women • 133/6(83 overs)

2nd INNINGS

67 (209)

4/15 (19)

28 (85)

1/18 (14)

Match details

Bankstown Oval, Sydney
Toss	England Women, elected to field first
Series	England Women tour of Australia
Season	2002/03
Player Of The Match	Lucy Pearson
Player Of The Series	Cathryn Fitzpatrick
Series result	Australia Women won the 2-match series 1-0
Match number	WTest no. 118
Match days	day (4-day match)
WTest debut	Kris Britt
Umpires	Nick Fowler Shane Reed

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England will take a 17 run lead into the third day of the final Ashes Test match, with six wickets in hand, after finishing the day on 151-4 in reply to Australia's first innings score of 134

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ENG Women Innings

Player Name		R	B
SV Collyer	lbw	3	18
KM Leng	lbw	28	85
CM Edwards	lbw	67	209
A Thompson	lbw	4	10
LS Greenway	bowled	0	20
SC Taylor	not out	21	116
CJ Connor	bowled	0	2
LK Newton	not out	6	38
Extras	(b 2, lb 1, w 1)
Total	133(6 wkts; 83 ovs)

Player Name	O	M	R	W	Econ
CL Fitzpatrick	19	9	15	4	0.78
E Twining	14	5	18	1	1.28
KL Rolton	5	2	13	0	2.6
J Hayes	14	4	30	0	2.14
TA McGregor	6	3	5	0	0.83
LC Sthalekar	18	8	26	1	1.44
KL Britt	7	0	23	0	3.28

Wkt	Runs	Players
1st	5	Sarah Collyer	Kathryn Leng
2nd	53	Charlotte Edwards	Kathryn Leng
3rd	5	Charlotte Edwards	Arran Brindle
4th	6	Charlotte Edwards	Lydia Greenway
5th	47	Charlotte Edwards	Claire Taylor
6th	0	Clare Connor	Claire Taylor
7th	17	Laura Newton	Claire Taylor

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