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Deandra Dottin

Barbadian cricketer
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    32 Notable Women Cricketers
    / Deandra Dottin

    Deandra Dottin is a Barbadian all-rounder who plays for the West Indies women’s cricket team. She is known for her explosive batting and in 2010 scored the first century in women’s T20I cricket, reaching the mark off a mere 38 balls, a world


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    Deandra Dottin is a Barbadian all-rounder who plays for the West Indies women’s cricket team. She is known for her explosive batting and in 2010 scored the first century in women’s T20I cricket, reaching the mark off a mere 38 balls, a world


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