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articlebot · 2005-08-25T10:29:00+00:00

New Zealand piled up the second highest total in one-day international history as they crushed a hapless Zimbabwe by 192 runs at the Queen's Sports Club here. http://topix.net/r/0a0H2TVFa7i=2FqwY3EVp2ljywWKTrKVuWqj4jlMfGc613pyjGUKZPhhI=2BjckObUvIOGpI7mFuU6tU12yLkvhl2=2Fvq4DAyWC8ay0=2FtD=2FJzOTaWkbXtlFwpgzmljtJ3SdwyQdL0osv0xxGiWIThkp6lvx6KMbQo8sUKuMI7=2Bhv7B5UyPV4u=2FzSAhSlbrp=2FW1YCDV

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New Zealand piled up the second highest total in one-day international history as they crushed a hapless Zimbabwe by 192 runs at the Queen's Sports Club here.
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