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ENG-A vs IND-A (1)

ENG-W vs WI-W (1)

PAK vs BAN (1)

Eliminator • IPL • T20 • New Chandigarh

Gujarat Titans

Mumbai Indians

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IND-A

(29.6 ov) 96/2

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Day 1 - Session 2: Eng Lions chose to field.

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AUS Women vs DEN Women, 18th Match at Mumbai, Dec 16 1997 - Match Result

RESULT

18th Match, Mumbai, December 16, 1997, Hero Honda Women's World Cup

Australia Women

412/3

(25.5/50 ov, T:413) 49

AUS Women won by 363 runs

Player Of The Match

, AUS-W

229* (155)

Belinda Clark has broken the record for most runs in boundaries (88) in an innings in WODIs for AUS-W, going past Zoe Goss's 62

Belinda Clark's 229 is the highest individual score in WODIs (for AUS-W), surpassing Keightley's 156

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Scorecard summary

Australia Women • 412/3(50 overs)

229* (155)

Dorte Christiansen

2/77 (10)

64 (52)

Susanne Neilsen

1/77 (10)

Denmark Women • 49/10(25.5 overs)

Dorte Christensen

9 (57)

3/9 (3.5)

Trine Christiansen

8 (10)

Cathryn Fitzpatrick

2/3 (3)

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Match details

Middle Income Group Ground, Bandra, Mumbai
Toss	Australia Women, elected to bat first
Series	Hero Honda Women's World Cup
Season	1997/98
Player Of The Match	Belinda Clark
Match number	WODI no. 256
Match days	day (50-over match)
Umpires	MR Singh SK Sharma
Points	Australia Women 6, Denmark Women 0

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DEN Women Innings

Player Name		R	B
M Iversen	caught	2	6
DT Christensen	caught	9	57
J Philipsen	caught	0	7
DS Christiansen	bowled	0	9
K Mikkelsen	lbw	2	11
T Christiansen	lbw	8	10
M Gregersen	caught	1	4
H Hansen	caught	3	31
S Neilsen	stumped	8	21
M Brock	lbw	0	5
I Neilsen	not out	0	3
Extras	(b 2, lb 5, w 9)
Total	49(10 wkts; 25.5 ovs)

Wkt	Runs	Players
1st	2	Dorte Christensen	Malene Iversen
2nd	2	Dorte Christensen	Jette Philipsen
3rd	3	Dorte Christensen	Dorte Christiansen
4th	4	Dorte Christensen	Karin Mikkelsen
5th	10	Dorte Christensen	Trine Christiansen
6th	5	Dorte Christensen	Mette Gregersen
7th	9	Dorte Christensen	Henriette Hansen
8th	11	Susanne Neilsen	Henriette Hansen
9th	1	Malene Brock	Susanne Neilsen
10th	2	Susanne Neilsen	Inger Neilsen

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Hero Honda Women's World Cup

Group A

Team	M	W	L	PT
AUS-W	5	4	0	27
ENG-W	5	4	1	24
SA-W	5	3	2	18
IRE-W	5	2	2	15
DNK-W	5	1	4	6
PAK-W	5	0	5	0

Group B

Team	M	W	L	PT
NZ-W	4	3	0	21
IND-W	4	2	0	18
SL-W	4	1	2	9
NL-W	4	1	2	9
WI-W	4	0	3	3