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Series:
Womens World Cup 1993
Venue:
Meir Heath Cricket Clube, Stoke on Trent
Date & Time:
Wed, Jul 21, 11:00 AM LOCAL
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NEDW vs WIW • 8th Match • Womens World Cup 1993
Series
Womens World Cup 1993
Date
Wed, Jul 21
Time
11:00 AM LOCAL, 10:00 AM GMT
Venue
Meir Heath Cricket Clube, Stoke on Trent
Umpires
Alan Fox, John Hayes
Netherlands Women squad
Players
Anita van Lier,
Edmee Janss,
Pauline te Beest,
Nicola Payne (c),
Ariette van Noortwijk,
Esther Veltman,
Carol-Ann James,
Wendy Gerritsen,
Inge Kure,
Angela Batenberg-Venturini,
Sashia Melchers (wk)
West Indies Women squad
Players
Marlene Needham,
Eva Caesar,
Ann Browne (c),
Carol-Ann James,
Rita Scott (wk),
Jennifer Sterling,
Eugena Gregg,
Cherry Ann Singh,
Desiree Luke,
Jacqueline Robinson,
Dianne Cagen
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Stoke on Trent, England
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