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India v Sri Lanka · India won by 97 runs
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Smriti Mandhana: 116 against Sri Lanka
India v Sri Lanka · India won by 97 runs
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Sneh Rana: 4/38 against Sri Lanka
India v Sri Lanka · India won by 97 runs
Asha Rawat: 97 against Sri Lanka
India v Sri Lanka · India won by 177 runs
Mithali Raj: 66 against Sri Lanka
India v Sri Lanka · India won by 177 runs
Suresh Raina: 63 against Sri Lanka
India v Sri Lanka · Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets
Rumeli Dhar: 50 against Sri Lanka
India v Sri Lanka · India won by 177 runs
Laura Wolvaardt: 149 against Ireland
South Africa v Ireland · South Africa won by 178 runs
Sunil Ambris: 148 against Ireland
Ireland v West Indies · West Indies won by 5 wickets
Fakhar Zaman: 138 against England
England v Pakistan · England won by 12 runs
Andy Balbirnie: 135 against West Indies
Ireland v West Indies · West Indies won by 5 wickets
Chris Gayle: 132 against South Africa
South Africa v West Indies · South Africa won by 1 runs
Boeta Dippenaar: 123 against West Indies
South Africa v West Indies · South Africa won by 1 runs
Jos Buttler: 110* against Pakistan
England v Pakistan · England won by 12 runs
Charl Langeveldt: 5/62 against West Indies
South Africa v West Indies · South Africa won by 1 runs
Australia won by 6 wickets
West Indies v Australia · Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium
New Zealand won by 7 wickets
Pakistan v New Zealand · Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium
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