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Dates for Australia’s historic South Africa tour changed due to inaugural ICC Women’s Champions Trophy

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    Set to take place in India between 14 and 28 February, 2027, the tournament will feature six teams: Australia, England, India, New Zealand, South Africa and Sri Lanka. As a result of their participation in the event, South Africa and Australia will play in the multi-format series starting March 24…

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Set to take place in India between 14 and 28 February, 2027, the tournament will feature six teams: Australia, England, India, New Zealand, South Africa and Sri Lanka. As a result of their participation in the event, South Africa and Australia will play in the multi-format series starting March 24…

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Dates for Australia’s historic South Africa tour changed due to inaugural ICC Women’s Champions Trophy

Set to take place in India between 14 and 28 February, 2027, the tournament will feature six teams: Australia, England, India, New Zealand, South Africa and Sri Lanka. As a result of their participation in the event, South Africa and Australia will play in the multi-format series starting March 24…

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