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Suzie Bates produced her 12th ODI century and became just the fourth player to reach 5,000 runs in the format as New Zealand beat Pakistan by 71 runs in what is likely their final match at the Women's World Cup.
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Suzie Bates compiled her 12th ODI century and became the first New Zealand batter, and fourth overall, to reach 5,000 runs in the format as the hosts beat Pakistan by 71 runs to end an otherwise disappointing Women's World Cup campaign on a positive note on Saturday. After Bates' magnificent century guided New Zealand to 265 for eight, a maiden five-wicket haul from medium pacer Hannah Rowe helped New Zealand register a comfortable victory at the Hagley Oval. Bates hit 126 from just 135 deliveries in the White Ferns' total and that proved too much for Pakistan as Rowe picked up 5/55 to effectively seal the result for New Zealand.
New Zealand Women vs Pakistan Women, League Stage, ICC Women's Cricket World Cup, Live Cricket Score, Live Updates:New Zealand claimed two early wickets as Pakistan faltered in their run-chase of 266 runs in their league stage fixture of the ongoing ICC Women's Cricket World Cup at Hagley Oval in Christchurch, on Saturday. Despite losing four of their last six games, New Zealand still have a chance of reaching the semifinals and will need to win against Pakistan by a huge margin. Also, England and India need to lose their final league matches for New Zealand. Meanwhile, Pakistan are out of contention and have lost five of their last six games. The White Ferns are currently sixth in the standings and Pakistan are bottom. (LIVE SCORECARD)