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Women's Cricket Hong Kong Women v. China Women, Shenzhen Unversity Stadium, 24.06.2007 
The Flicx matting was used for the Hong Kong women v China women match at Shenzhen University Stadium © HKCA 
Hong Kong's Neisha Pratt and Chan Sau Har stretch before the start of their match against China - Shenzhen, China 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Chan Sau Har bowls during the warm-up before the Hong Kong Women v. China Women match played at Shenzhen University Stadium, China on 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Keenu Gill bowls during the warm-up before the Hong Kong Women v. China Women match played at Shenzhen University Stadium, China on 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Kristine Wong bowls during the warm-up before the Hong Kong Women v. China Women match played at Shenzhen University Stadium, China on 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Kaori Iida bowls during the warm-up before the Hong Kong Women v. China Women match played at Shenzhen University Stadium, China on 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Kristine Wong receives her first cap for Hong Kong against China. Shenzhen University Stadium, China - 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Betty Chan opened the bowling for Hong Kong Women against China Women in the match played at Shenzhen University Stadium, China on 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Betty Chan (centre) enjoyed early success for Hong Kong Women against China Women in the match played at Shenzhen University Stadium, China on 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Kristine Wong bowled well in her first match. Hong Kong Women v. China Women, Shenzhen University Stadium, 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Kristine Wong's six over spell cost just six runs. Hong Kong Women v. China Women, Shenzhen University Stadium, 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Godiva Li traps Hu Ting Ting LBW. Hong Kong Women v. China Women at Shenzhen University Stadium, China on 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Chan Sau Har only conceded one run off the bat during her six over spell. Hong Kong Women v. China Women, Shezhen University Stadium, 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Godiva Li claimed 3 wickets for Hong Kong Women against China Women in the match played at Shenzhen University Stadium, China on 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
The Chinese batters could only score 26 runs off the bat against Hong Kong. Hong Kong Women v. China Women at Shenzhen University Stadium, China on 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Renee Montgomery took a spectacular catch to get rid of China's captain Mei Chen Hua. Hong Kong Women v. China Women, Shenzhen University Stadium, 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Betty Chan claimed three wickets for Hong Kong against China. Hong Kong Women v. China Women, Shenzhen University Stadium, 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Many of the Chinese women have only been playing cricket for one year. Hong Kong Women v. China Women, Shenzhen University Stadium, 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Neisha Pratt led Hong Kong's run chase against China. Hong Kong Women v. China Women, Shezhen University Stadium, 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
China's Chen Yuan opened the bowling against Hong Kong. Hong Kong Women v. China Women, Shenzhen University Stadium, 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Neisha Pratt hits Mei Chen Hua to the off-side. Hong Kong Women v. China Women, Shenzhen University Stadium, 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
China's skipper Mei Chen Hua bowls against Hong Kong. Hong Kong Women v. China Women, Shenzhen University Stadium, 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Neisha Pratt batting against China. Hong Kong Women v. China Women, Shenzhen University Stadium, China 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Sarah Eames plays a straight drive. Hong Kong Women v. China Women, Shenzhen University Stadium, 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Neisha Pratt cuts the ball against China. Hong Kong Women v. China Women, Shenzhen University Stadium, China 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
The erratic bounce off the Flicx mat gave Neisha Pratt a few anxious moments. Hong Kong Women v. China Women, Shenzhen University Stadium, China 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Sarah Eames finished unbeaten against China. Hong Kong Women v. China Women, Shenzhen University Stadium, China 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Hong Kong's opening batters, Sarah Eames and Neisha Pratt, shared an unbroken opening partnership to beat China at Shenzhen University Stadium, 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
The two captains - Mei Chen Hua from China and Neisha Pratt from Hong Kong - exchange gifts after the match. Hong Kong Women v. China Women, Shenzhen University Stadium, China 24.06.2007 © HKCA 
Chinese Cricket Association Director, Calvin Leung, addresses the two teams at the end of their historic match. Hong Kong Women v. China Women, Shenzhen University Stadium, China 24.06.2007 © HKCA | ||||||||||
