Rahul, Jurel and Jadeja’s tons put India in complete command
New Zealand Women vs South Africa Women 7th Match ICC Women's World Cup, 2025 Match, - Live Cricket Score
Venue: Holkar Stadium | Indore
SA-W
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NZ-W
Scheduled to start at Oct 6, 03:00 pm IST
Holkar Stadium | Indore
South Africa Women
MK Marizanne Kapp |
NM Nonkululeko Mlaba |
NS Nondumiso Shangase |
AK Ayabonga Khaka |
CT Chloe Tryon |
NDK Nadine de Klerk |
SL Sune Luus |
SJ Sinalo Jafta |
LW Laura Wolvaardt |
AB Anneke Bosch |
TS Tumi Sekhukhune |
MK Masabata Klaas |
AD Annerie Dercksen |
KM Karabo Meso |
TB Tazmin Brits |
New Zealand Women
FD Flora Devonshire |
JK Jess Kerr |
BJ Bella James |
GP Georgia Plimmer |
MG Maddy Green |
SD Sophie Devine |
LT Lea Tahuhu |
IG Isabella Gaze |
AK Amelia Kerr |
BH Brooke Halliday |
SB Suzie Bates |
BI Bree Illing |
EC Eden Carson |
PI Polly Inglis |
RM Rosemary Mair |
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