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Women's Cricket: England to play South Africa in first series at home
June 7 (CRICKETNMORE) - England will play for the first time at home since their epic ICC Women’s World Cup victory last year when they take on South Africa in an ICC Women’s Championship series starting on Saturday.
Series Schedule:
9 June – 1st ODI, Worcester
12 June – 2nd ODI, Hove
15 June – 3rd ODI, Canterbury
The Squads:
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