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Women's World Cup: Alana King's Magical Seven-fer Wraps South Africa For 97
After being invited to bat first, South Africa's openers, Laura Wolvaardt and Tazmin Brits, gave a stable start to the side as they stitched a 32-run stand before Megan Schutt dismissed the former for 31 in the seventh over. Brits (6) too departed in the last over of the Power-play as South Africa were reeling at 42/2 after 10 overs.
Things turned upside down for South Africa when Alana King bagged Sune Luus and Marizanne Kapp in her first over into the attack. The double blow triggered a batting collapse for the Proteas.
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Madhya Pradesh Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya: Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association (MPCA) on Saturday expressed profound dismay over the alleged molestation involving two Australian women cricketers in Indore. ...
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'Probing If There Were Any Lapses In Security Protocol': Indore Police On Aussie Women Cricketers Molestation
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MPCA President Expresses Shock And Distress After Molestation Of Australian Women Cricketers In Indore
Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association: Mahanaaryaman Scindia, president of the Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association (MPCA), has expressed distress over the unfortunate molestation incident in Indore involving two Australian female national cricketers. ...
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Global Outrage As Two Aussie Women Cricketers Allegedly Molested In Indore
Madhya Pradesh Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya: In a shocking incident that has sparked global outrage, two Australian women cricketers were allegedly molested and “touched inappropriately” by a biker in Indore on ...
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‘Extremely Sorry For This Incident’: BCCI Secy Devajit Saikia After Australian Cricketers Get Molested In Indore
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Women's World Cup: Australia Opt To Bowl First Against South Africa In Indore
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Brook Eager For England Momentum As Root And Duckett Return For New Zealand ODIs
New Zealand ODIs: England’s Harry Brook is confident the team can build on their growing momentum as they prepare for the first ODI against New Zealand on Sunday, with senior ...
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Women's World Cup: Two Australian Cricketers Molested In Indore, Accused Arrested As CA Issues Statement
First Information Report: Cricket Australia, on Saturday, confirmed that two of their female cricketers, who are part of the squad at the ongoing Women’s World Cup, were molested and “touched ...
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Man Arrested After Molesting Australian Female Cricket Players In Indore For World Cup
Madhya Pradesh Police: In a disturbing incident that has spotlighted women's safety concerns in Indore, Madhya Pradesh Police arrested 28-year-old Aqeel, a resident of Azad Nagar, for allegedly molesting two ...
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Tayla Vlaeminck To Miss Upcoming WBBL Season Due To Shoulder Injury Recovery
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Shan Masood To Step Down As Pakistan Test Captain, Set To Join PCB As Consultant
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Women's World Cup: Fatima Sana Calls For Better Scheduling After Another Rain-hit Washout In Colombo
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Women's World Cup: Rain Washes Out Sri Lanka-Pakistan Clash As Colombo Suffers Fifth Abandonment
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Women’s World Cup: Australia To Take A Late Call On Healy’s Availability For Clash Against South Africa, Says…
ODI World Cup: Australia will be taking a late call on the availability of regular skipper Alyssa Healy for their final league stage clash against South Africa, to be played ...
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