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Bell takes early wicket to leave Pakistan 4-1

BBC Sport Wednesday, 29 May 2024
England's Lauren Bell dismisses Pakistan's Sadaf Shamas for two runs to leave Pakistan on 4-1 in the third ODI at Chelmsford.
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