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World Cup: Amelia Kerr Stars In New Zealand's 62-Run Win Over India
Amelia Ker's all-round performance helped New Zealand beat India by 62 runs in the 8th match of the ICC Women's World Cup at Seddon Park, Hamilton.
Chasing a target of 261, India begin poorly as they not only lost wickets inside the powerplay but were unable to score runs freely. India only scored 26 runs in the first ten overs, lost Smriti Mandhana and Deepti Sharma.
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