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    Wellington have successfully defended a meagre total of 104 for eight to win the women's T20 Super Smash final over Otago in the capital

    Wellington have successfully defended a meagre total of 104 for eight to win the women's T20 Super Smash final over Otago in the capital


    The home-town Blaze were restricted well by the Otago bowlers, but then dished out some revenge when they took the white ball - holding the Sparks to 96 for nine.

    Captain Melie Kerr says it's a special win for their supporters.



    Wellington's Australian import Hannah Darlington was named player of the match after 26 with the bat and four for 16 with the ball.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     01 Feb: The Wellington Blaze captain's wasted no time starting the mind games, ahead of tomorrow's women's T20 Super Smash final against top qualifiers, the Otago Sparks
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