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Voll Breaks Into Top 10 Of Women’s T20I Rankings After Maiden Ton Vs WI
Her quickfire 39 in the second match against the West Indies proved pivotal in boosting her position, underlining her growing importance at the top of the order. Meanwhile, New Zealand captain Sophie Devine has also made progress, climbing two spots to 18th after delivering back-to-back half-centuries against South Africa.
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