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(14/14 ov) 154/4

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(3.2/14 ov, T:155) 30/2

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SL Women vs IND Women, 3rd ODI at Colombo, Apr 21 2004 - Match Result

RESULT

3rd ODI, Colombo (SSC), April 21, 2004, Women's Asia Cup

Sri Lanka Women

(39.3/45 ov) 89

(24.4/45 ov, T:90) 90/4

IND Women won by 6 wickets (with 122 balls remaining)

Anjum Chopra has become the top scorer for IND-W in WODIs with 1350 runs, going past Mithali Raj's 1338

This is the lowest match aggregate (179) involving IND Women & SL Women in WODIs

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Scorecard summary

Sri Lanka Women • 89/10(39.3 overs)

Hiruka Fernando

24 (64)

Nooshin Al Khadeer

4/15 (8.3)

Shashikala Siriwardene

14 (24)

3/15 (9)

India Women • 90/4(24.4 overs)

22* (55)

Janakanthy Mala

2/19 (7)

16 (51)

Thalika Gunaratne

1/11 (3)

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Match details

Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Colombo
Toss	Sri Lanka Women, elected to bat first
Series	Women's Asia Cup
Season	2004
Series result	India Women led the 5-match series 3-0
Match number	WODI no. 485
Match days	day (50-over match)
WODI debut	Kodupulle Indrani
Umpires	Sisira Kumara WCC Rodrigo
Match Referee	Ignatius Anandappa

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IND Women Innings

Player Name		R	B
SA Paranjpe	lbw	1	4
J Sharma	lbw	11	12
A Chopra	not out	22	55
H Kala	caught	13	24
M Maben	caught	16	51
M Raj	not out	3	6
Extras	(lb 5, nb 4, w 15)
Total	90(4 wkts; 24.4 ovs)

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