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Arundhati Reddy Among Three ICC Women’s Player Of The Month Nominees For February
The left-handed player ended as the top scorer in the series, accumulating 171 runs from three ODIs with an average of 57.00. Samarawickrama demonstrated steady performance throughout, scoring 66, 35, and 70, effectively supporting Sri Lanka’s batting lineup amid tough Caribbean conditions.
Her contributions were crucial as Sri Lanka won the ODI series 2-1, and her performance as the opener earned her the Player of the Series award.
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