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Women's World Cup: Rain Plays Spoilsport As Pakistan Denied Maiden Win Over England
Pakistan were cruising at 34 for no loss in 6.4 overs, chasing a revised target of 113 from 31 overs (DLS), when the heavens opened up again, forcing the umpires to call off the contest. The two teams shared points — a result that dents Pakistan’s chances of a semifinal berth after their third washout of the tournament.
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