A fine 79 against Queensland by Rachael Haynes put NSW on track for their 20th WCNL title.
New South Wales have stormed to their third consecutive Women's National Cricket League title - and 20th overall - by comfortably defeating Queensland in the final.
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After the Breakers posted 7-259 in Sydney on Saturday, the Fire were gallant but never quite in the hunt, bowled out for 228 after 47.2 overs.
Nicola Carey starred with bat (50) and ball (3-39), fittingly taking the final wicket to deliver NSW their 20th WNCL crown in the competition's 23-year existence.
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The popular event will take place in Kembla Grange on May 18.
The Group Seven premiers are chasing their fourth straight win
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The Group Seven premiers are chasing their fourth straight win
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