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    The White Ferns need just under 6 runs an over to win today's Rose Bowl international one-dayer, after Australia scored 291 for 7 off their 50 overs in Wellington

    The White Ferns need just under 6 runs an over to win today's Rose Bowl international one-dayer, after Australia scored 291 for 7 off their 50 overs in Wellington


    Annabel Sutherland led the tourists' scoring with an unbeaten 105 off 81 balls - she told TVNZ she thinks their total could be enough.



    New Zealand's run chase is just getting under way at the Basin Reserve.

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     Other Cricket News
     21 Dec: The White Ferns have slumped to a 65-run loss under the DLS method in the rain-hit second Rose Bowl one-day cricket international against Australia
     21 Dec: The White Ferns are well aware of the demanding task ahead if they're to clinch their first Rose Bowl title since 1999
     19 Dec: White Ferns captain Sophie Devine is eager to play on New Zealand soil for the first time as a world champion...but she may have to wait longer than anticipated
     19 Dec: Weather looks set to hamper the start of the three-match Rose Bowl one-day cricket series between the White Ferns and Australia in Wellington
     18 Dec: Australia is trying valiantly to force a result in the third cricket test against India in Brisbane
     18 Dec: New Black Caps white-ball captain Mitchell Santner has issued a mission statement on how he intends to lead the team
     18 Dec: Former Black Cap turned Australian bowling coach Daniel Vettori believes a win is likely beyond reach in the rain-wrecked third cricket test against India in Brisbane
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