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Bangladesh Women vs Pakistan Women, 7th Practice Match, ICC Womens World T20 Practice Matches 2018 - Match Info
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ICC Womens World T20 Practice Matches 2018
Venue:
Providence Stadium, Guyana
Date & Time:
Wed, Nov 7, 8:00 PM LOCAL
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BANW vs PAKW • 7th Practice Match • ICC Womens World T20 Practice Matches 2018
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ICC Womens World T20 Practice Matches 2018
Date
Wed, Nov 7
Time
8:00 PM LOCAL, 12:00 AM GMT
Venue
Providence Stadium, Guyana
Umpires
Wayne Knights, Claire Polosak
Referee
Sir Richie Richardson
Bangladesh Women squad
Players
Shamima Sultana (wk),
Ayasha Rahman,
Fargana Hoque,
Nigar Sultana,
Rumana Ahmed,
Sanjida Islam,
Salma Khatun (c),
Jahanara Alam,
Khadija Tul Kubra,
Fahima Khatun,
Nahida Akter,
Panna Ghosh,
Ritu Moni,
Lata Mondal,
Sharmin Akhter
Pakistan Women squad
Players
Nahida Khan,
Ayesha Zafar,
Omaima Sohail,
Javeria Khan,
Aliya Riaz,
Nida Dar,
Sana Mir,
Sidra Nawaz (wk),
Anam Amin,
Bismah Maroof (c),
Sidra Ameen,
Natalia Pervaiz,
Aiman Anwer,
Diana Baig,
Muneeba Ali,
Nashra Sandhu
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Stadium
Providence Stadium
City
Guyana, West Indies
Capacity
15,000
Ends
Media Centre End, Pavillion End
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