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Gardner Reflects On Australia's Dominant Year After ODI Series Sweep Over NZ
Australia rounded off a remarkable year with a 2-0 series sweep over New Zealand. The win capped off a dominant year for the reigning ICC Women’s World Cup champions, underlining their prowess in 50-over cricket.
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South Africa's Wolvaardt Reclaims No. 1 Spot In ODI Batters' List
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