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Women's World Cup: Saw Glimpses Of Pakistan Spinners Against India, Says Australia's Beth Mooney
Australia left-handed batter Beth Mooney feels that seeing some bits of Pakistan spinners from their opening match against India on Sunday will be very important for her team. Australia's second match in the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup will be against Pakistan at Bay Oval on Tuesday, where the pitch is likely to be used for the third time in five days.
It will also be the first time Australia will play Pakistan in an ODI after October 2018.
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