Matches (10)

IPL (2)

WCL 2 (1)

Women's One-Day Cup (4)

PSL (1)

Women's Tri-Series (SL) (1)

BAN-A vs NZ-A (1)

RESULT • 56th Match • IPL • T20 • Wankhede

MI

GT

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

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

Schedule Table Report Videos

RESULT • 61st Match • WCL 2 • ODI • Amstelveen

NED

UAE

(41.2/50 ov, T:273) 159

Netherlands won by 113 runs

Schedule Table Series

AUS Women vs NZ Women, 1st ODI at Brisbane, Jun 12 2011 - Match Result

ABANDONED

1st ODI, Brisbane, June 12, 2011, Rose Bowl

Australia Women

New Zealand Women

Match abandoned without a ball bowled

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Playing XI

AUS-W

NZ-W

Player

Role

Lisa Sthalekar	-
Clea Smith	-
Shelley Nitschke	-
Alex Blackwell	Allrounder
Leah Poulton	-
Jodie Fields † (c)	Wicketkeeper
Jess Duffin	Batter
Rachael Haynes	Batter
Annie Maloney	-
Erin Osborne	Allrounder
Meg Lanning	Top order Batter
Sarah Coyte	Bowler
Jess Jonassen	Bowler

Match details

Allan Border Field, Brisbane
Toss	no toss
Series	Rose Bowl New Zealand Women tour of Australia
Season	2011
Series result	8-match series level 2-2
Match number	WODI no. 000776a
Hours of play (local time)	09:30 start, First Session 09:30-13.00, Interval 13.00-13:45, Second Session 13:45-17:15
Match days	12 June 2011 - day (50-over match)
Umpires	Damien Mealey Paul Reiffel
Match Referee	Bob Stratford

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