Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars remain unchanged for game two
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26.01.2012 - Cricket Tweet |
After the first One-Day International of the Rose Bowl Series was abandoned on Wednesday with just 22 overs bowled due to the rain, the Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars have now turned their attention to the second match of the series, to be played at Blacktown International Sportspark tomorrow.
The Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars will go in with an unchanged line-up for tomorrow's clash against the New Zealand White Ferns.
With only a three game series deciding the Rose Bowl Trophy winner, tomorrow's match becomes an all-important battle. If Australia can win, it will mean they cannot be overtaken in the series and will retain the trophy. A loss will mean that Sunday's game - also at Blacktown - will be the series decider.
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