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Warriorz, with a negative net run-rate of -0.371, needed to win to have any chance of qualification.

WPL 2024: Gujarat Giants' Young pacer Shabnam Shakil blows away UP Warriorz's chance of qualification

16-year-old pacer Shabnam Shakil announced her arrival on the big stage as Gujarat Giants are all but out of qualification race for the knock-out stages of WPL 2024.

Warriorz, with a negative net run-rate of -0.371, needed to win to have any chance of qualification.

16-year-old pacer Shabnam Shakil announced her arrival on the big stage with brilliant figures of 3/11 to negate Deepti Sharma's brilliance as Gujarat Giants all but dashed UP Warriorz's hopes of qualifying for the knock-out stages with an 8-run victory in the Women's Premier League on Monday.
Warriorz, with a negative net run-rate of -0.371, needed to win to have any chance of qualification but despite Deepti's unbeaten 88 off 60 balls, Warriorz could only end up with 144/5, chasing a target of 153 set by the Giants.
India international Deepti smashed 9 fours, while her partner Poonam Khemnar scored 36 off as many balls. But the Warriorz had already lost steam after being reduced to 35 for 5 and it was always going to be a catch-up game for Healy's women.
They ended their eight-game campaign with six points. Even if RCB lose their last game, the Bengaluru side would still enjoy a better net run-rate unless they lose by a massive margin.
Shabnam, playing only her second game of the season, removed seasoned campaigners Alyssa Healy, Chamari Athapaththu and her former India U-19 teammate Shweta Sehrawat to dash any hopes that Warriorz harboured of finishing in the top three.
Bowling with a high-arm action and pronounced jump, the tall girl got extra bounce and the subtle movement off the seam also did work wonders for her.
Earlier, UP Warriorz's spin troika of Sophie Ecclestone, Deepti Sharma and Rajeswari Gayakwad made life miserable for wooden spooners Gujarat Giants before Beth Mooney's unbeaten 74 gave them some breathing space with a total of 152 for 8.
Young Indian fielders in the Warriorz side committed basic mistakes in catching and holding fort in the deep, which cost the team an extra 25 runs.
Ecclestone (3/38 in 4 overs), Deepti (2/22 in 4 overs) and Gayakwad (1/28 in 4 overs) tightened the noose on the Giants after Mooney and Wolvaardt (43 off 30 balls) added 60 in 7.5 overs to lay a solid foundation.
However things went haywire from thereon for the Giants as once Wolvardt was dismissed, Ecclestone and Deepti choked the run-flow and got the valuable wickets in the process.
Gujarat's Indian talent has been below par, and once again the likes of Bharati Fulmali, Dayalan Hemlatha and Tanuja Kanwer flattered to deceive with poor game sense and shot selection that left a lot to be desired.
With Phoebe Litchfield and Ashleigh Gardner struggling this season, there has been a lot of pressure on Wolvardt and Mooney.
Mooney, for a better part of her knock, scored at a run-a-ball and then the profligacy of the UP Warriorz fielders helped her get some extra boundaries.
The likes of Shweta Sehrawat, Poonam Khemnar and Saima Thakor are still not ready for top-flight cricket and some distance away from being decent fielders for this level.

In a social media post, Dottin said she was transparent about correspondence with the Gujarat Giants physiotherapist

Gujarat Giants gave bewildering reasoning for my omission: Deandra Dottin

West Indian Deandra Dottin expressed disappointment at her exclusion from Women's Premier League franchise Gujarat Giants, terming it 'bewildering'.

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In a social media post, Dottin said she was transparent about correspondence with the Gujarat Giants physiotherapist

West Indian Deandra Dottin expressed disappointment at her exclusion from Women's Premier League franchise Gujarat Giants, terming it 'bewildering'.
In a social media post, Dottin said she was transparent about correspondence with the Gujarat Giants physiotherapist.
The 31-year-old also stated that her chat with physio was misconstrued and later conveyed to members of the franchise's management team that she was "experiencing abdominal pain post-session", which was not what she had indicated.
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Previously, the Caribbean all-rounder was signed for ₹60 lakh by the Adani-owned side, but before the start of the tournament, she was excluded from the squad on medical grounds.
The Giants had stated that Dottin failed to get medical clearance by the deadline, which was why they replaced her with Australia's Kim Garth. But Dottin refuted the claims made by the franchise.

With the win, UP not only booked a berth in Eliminator but also knocked Gujarat and Royal Challengers Bangalore out of the WPL 2023.

WPL 2023: Grace Harris 72-run blitz help UP Warriorz seal Eliminator berth

Grace Harris' superb innings helped UP Warriorz beat Gujarat Giants by three wickets at Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai.

With the win, UP not only booked a berth in Eliminator but also knocked Gujarat and Royal Challengers Bangalore out of the WPL 2023.

Grace Harris' superb innings helped UP Warriorz beat Gujarat Giants by 3 wickets at Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai. With the win, UP not only booked a berth in Eliminator but also knocked Gujarat and Royal Challengers Bangalore out of the WPL 2023.
In a must-win game, Gujarat needed a big victory to keep their hopes alive for playoffs. However, Sneh Rana's side managed to score only 178 runs batting first. Ashleigh Gardner was the top run-scorer with a 39-ball 60.&nbsp;
Chasing the modest total, UP were reduced to 39-3 before Tahila McGrath and Grace Harris came together, stitching a 78-run stand. Though Tahila returned to the pavilion after scoring her fifty, Harris kept UP in the hunt with her powerful strikes.
Ultimately, Sophie Ecclestone took Warriorz home with one ball to spare.&nbsp;
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Earlier, South Africa's star batter Laura Wolvaardt top-scored with a scintillating 42-ball 68 before a 22-run final over powered Gujarat Giants to 188 for four.

WPL 2023: Sophie Devine shines as RCB beat Gujarat Giants by 8 wickets

Sophie Devine astonishing 36-ball 99 helped Royal Challengers Bangalore to win its 2nd consecutive match. For more information, watch video.

Earlier, South Africa's star batter Laura Wolvaardt top-scored with a scintillating 42-ball 68 before a 22-run final over powered Gujarat Giants to 188 for four.

Sophie Devine lit up the Mumbai skyline with an astonishing 36-ball 99 as Royal Challengers Bangalore made short work of a 189-run target for an eight-wicket victory over Gujarat Giants in the Women's Premier League here on Saturday.
It rained sixes from the broad willow of Devine as RCB breezed past the target with as many as 27 balls to spare and keep their slim playoff hopes alive with a second successive victory.
Devine, who has also represented New Zealand in hockey before starting out in cricket as a bowler often batting at number 11, played an innings that will go down as one of the finest in the history of the T20 format.
During her stay in the middle, Devine struck eight towering sixes and nine fours.
Earlier, South Africa's star batter Laura Wolvaardt top-scored with a scintillating 42-ball 68 before a 22-run final over powered Gujarat Giants to 188 for four.
Ashleigh Gardner (41 off 26 balls) also played a brisk knock before Harleen Deol (12 not out) and Dayalan Hemalatha (16 not out) ended GG's innings by smashing a clueless Megan Schutt for two sixes and two fours.
Chasing a stiff target, RCB were off to a rollicking start with the opening duo of skipper Smriti Mandhana (37) and Sophie Devine sending the GG bowlers on a leather hunt with their breathtaking batting.
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Gujarat registered their 2nd win in 6 games with both those victories coming at the Brabourne stadium

WPL 2023: Gujarat Giants avoid a scare, beat Delhi Capitals by 11 runs

Gujarat Giants kept their hopes of making it to WPL 2023 Eliminator well and truly alive as they avoided a scare to beat the Delhi Capitals by 11 runs on Thursday night.

This is what it does to the WPL points table

Gujarat registered their 2nd win in 6 games with both those victories coming at the Brabourne stadium

Gujarat Giants kept their hopes of making it to WPL 2023 Eliminator well and truly alive as they avoided a scare to beat the Delhi Capitals by 11 runs on Thursday night.
Delhi's decision to bowl first proved right as Gujarat found it tough to score freely and lost opener Sophia Dunkley for just 4.
However, a half century each by Laura Wolvaardt and Ashleigh Gardner helped GG finish at 147/4.
Delhi's run chase never looked on track as they kept losing wickets at regular intervals and found themselves 8 down for just 100.
Though their number 8 batter Arundhati Reddy took DC close to the target with a quick 25, DC lost remaining 2 wickets within 1 run and were bowled out for 136.
Gujarat registered their 2nd win in 6 games with both those victories coming at the Brabourne stadium.
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Mumbai Indians remain get their top spot back in the WPL with a 55-run win over Gujarat Giants at the Brabourne Stadium on Tuesday.

WPL 2023: Mumbai Indians do the double over Gujarat Giants with 55 run win

Harmanpreet Kaur's Mumbai qualify for the next round of the WPL with a win against Gujarat Giants

Chasing 163, things just didn't go the Giants way as they lost opener Sophie Dunkley on the very first ball of the second innings and saw them struggling at 34/3 at the end of the powerplay.

Mumbai Indians remain get their top spot back in the WPL with a 55-run win over Gujarat Giants at the Brabourne Stadium on Tuesday.
Put to bat first, Mumbai lost their opener Hayley Matthews on a duck in the first over after which her opening partner Yastika Bhatia played a gritty 44-run knock in the beginning.
However, it was skipper Harmanpreet kaur's 51 run knock which steered Mumbai aggressively towards a respectable total of&nbsp; 162 in the end.
Chasing which, things just didn't go the Giants way as they lost opener Sophie Dunkley on the very first ball of the second innings and saw them struggling at 34/3 at the end of the powerplay.
Nat Sciver-Brunt and Hayley Matthews got three wickets each which restricted Gujarat at a paltry 107/9 in the end.
The double over Gujarat meant that Mumbai also became the first team to qualify into the next round of the WPL.
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Delhi Capitals walked all over Gujarat Giants as they cruised to a comfortable X wicket victory in the WPL at the D Y Patil Stadium on Saturday.

WPL 2023: Delhi Capitals cruise to a 10-wicket victory against Gujarat Giants

Delhi Capitals beat Gujarat Giants by a 10-wicket margin in the WPL 2023

Chasing which, the Delhi opening duo of skipper Meg Lanning (21*) and Shafali Verma (76*) looked to finish things in a hurry and chased down the below par target within 8 overs.

Delhi Capitals walked all over Gujarat Giants as they cruised to a comfortable 10 wicket victory in the WPL at the D Y Patil Stadium on Saturday.
Opting to bat first, the Gujarat top order was bamboozled by Marizanne Kapp's bowling display whose fifer along with Shikha Pandey's 3/26 saw Gujarat struggle at 28/5 within 5 overs itself.
Kim Garth top scored for Gujarat with 32 runs and managed to take Gujarat to a paltry 105 in the end.
Chasing which, the Delhi opening duo of skipper Meg Lanning (21*) and Shafali Verma (76*) looked to finish things in a hurry and chased down the below par target within 8 overs.
Shafali Verma scored the tournament's 2nd fastest half-century in just 19 deliveries which steered Delhi to go level on points with the Mumbai Indians in the table.
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The Australian opener had suffered an injury in the first match of the inaugural WPL.

WPL: Laura Wolvaardt replaces Beth Mooney at Gujarat Giants

South Africa's Laura Wolvaardt replaces injured Beth Mooney in Gujarat Giants for the remaining Women's Premier League

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The Australian opener had suffered an injury in the first match of the inaugural WPL.

Gujarat Giants captain Beth Mooney has been ruled out of the remaining Women's Premier League due to a calf injury, Cricket Australia confirmed.&nbsp; The Australian opener had suffered an injury in the first match of the inaugural WPL. She retired hurt during Gujarat's first game against Mumbai Indians, that the Harmanpreet Kaur led side won by a whopping 143 runs. India's Sneh Rana will now be the captain and Australian Ashleigh Gardner will be her deputy. The franchise has also roped South Africa's Laura Wolvaardt as her replacement for the remaining tournament. She will join the team from Pakistan where she was to take part in PCB's Women's League exhibition matches. She has been released by her team, Super Women and Sune Luus would replace her for the league.&nbsp;

RCB is now languishing at the bottom of the table while Gujarat leapfrogged RCB to the 4th spot with 1 win out of 3 games

WPL 2023: Gujarat Giants win the bottom dwellers clash, beat RCB to claim 1st win

It took Gujarat Giants 3 games to get off the mark but they finally claimed their first win of WPL 2023 as they beat RCB by 11 runs on Wednesday night.

Here is what that does to the WPL points table

RCB is now languishing at the bottom of the table while Gujarat leapfrogged RCB to the 4th spot with 1 win out of 3 games

It took Gujarat Giants 3 games to get off the mark but they finally claimed their first win of WPL 2023 as they beat RCB by 11 runs on Wednesday night.
Gujarat's decision to bat first proved right as a fiery fifty each by Sophia Dunkley &amp; Harleen Deol powered them to 201/7.
In reply, Bangalore lost skipper Smriti Mandhana for 18 but Sophie Devine kept her side in the run chase with a gritty 66.
However, a 30-run cameo off just 11 balls by Heather Knight too couldn't take RCB over the finish line as they have now lost all 3 games so far.
They are now languishing at the bottom of the table while Gujarat leapfrogged RCB to the 4th spot with 1 win out of 3 games.
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After experiencing a heavy defeat against Mumbai, the Gujarat Giants fell to yet another defeat in the WPL by the hands of the UP Warriorz who won the thrilling tie by 3 wickets at the DY Patil Stadium on Sunday.

WPL 2023: UP Warriors stun Gujarat Giants by 3 wickets in a thrilling tie

Grace Harris took the UP Warriorz to a phenomenal 3-wicket win against the Gujarat Giants in the WPL

Put to bat first, Gujarat Giants' Harleen Deol topscored with 46 runs which helped them post 169 for 6 against UP Warriorz. However, Grace Harris stepped up and scored an unbeaten 59 taking UP Warriorz to a thrilling win with one ball to spare.

After experiencing a heavy defeat against Mumbai, the Gujarat Giants fell to yet another defeat in the WPL by the hands of the UP Warriorz who won the thrilling tie by 3 wickets at the DY Patil Stadium on Sunday.
Put to bat first, Gujarat Giants' Harleen Deol topscored with 46 runs which helped them post 169 for 6 against UP Warriorz.
Chasing which, UP didn't get off to a good start and needed 53 runs off the last three overs.
Kim Garth's fifer made it look like the match is all but over for the Giants. However, it was Grace Harris who stepped up and produced a phenomenal batting display as her unbeaten 59 took UP Warriorz to a thrilling win with one ball to spare.
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WPL team Gujarat Gianst made a statement about the controversy related to their West Indies batter Dendra Dottin's fitness doubt for the side's opening encounter against Mumbai Indians on Saturday.

WPL 2023: Gujarat Giants come out with official statement for Deandra Dottin's fitness controversy

Gujarat Giants have issued a statement regarding Deandra Dottin's injury controversy

Gujarat Giants announced that they were unable to get a medical clearance for Deandra Dottin which is necessary to play in the WPL.

WPL team Gujarat Gianst made a statement about the controversy related to their West Indies batter Dendra Dottin's fitness doubt for the side's opening encounter against Mumbai Indians on Saturday.
Gujarat Giants announced that they were unable to get a medical clearance for Deandra Dottin which is necessary to play in the WPL.
&ldquo;Deandra is a world-class player and a wonderful signing for the franchise. Unfortunately, we were unable to obtain a medical clearance before the defined deadline for the season, such clearances are a requirement of all players participating in the WPL. We look forward to seeing her return to the field soon. Subject to the clearance of her medical report, she will be part of the Gujarat Giants squad in the upcoming seasons.&rdquo; the statement read.
Earlier, hours after announcing the batter being ruled out due to injury and naming her replacement in the name Kim Garth, Deandra took to her social media to announce that she is fully fit. After which, fans were caught in the middle of a confusion as to who should they believe.
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The inaugural Women's Premier League started off with what was a pretty one-sided encounter as Harmanpreet Kaur's Mumbai Indians outclassed Beth Mooney's Gujarat Giants with a 143-run win in the WPL opener in Mumbai on Sunday.

WPL 2023: Harmanpreet Kaur-inspired Mumbai Indians thump Gujarat Giants by 143 runs

Harmanpreet Kaur led the Mumbai Indians to a massive win against Gujarat Giants in the WPL opener!

With a difficult target to chase, the Giants had the worst start possible with captain Beth Mooney retiring hurt in the very first over.&nbsp;
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The inaugural Women's Premier League started off with what was a pretty one-sided encounter as Harmanpreet Kaur's Mumbai Indians outclassed Beth Mooney's Gujarat Giants with a 143-run win in the WPL opener in Mumbai on Saturday.
Put into bat, the Mumbai side started steadily but went onto register a mammoth 207 runs courtesy of a brilliant 65 off 30 by skipper Harmanpreet Kaur, along with vital contributions from Hayley Mathews &amp; Amelia Kerr.
With a difficult target to chase, the Giants had the worst start possible with captain Beth Mooney retiring hurt in the very first over.
From there, it was a procession as they slumped to 23/7 in 7.4 overs. Saika Ishaque finished with 4 wickets as the Giants could only garner 64 in the end.
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'Ace West Indies all-rounder Deandra Dottin is recovering from a medical situation and has been replaced by Australian pace bowler Kim Garth' - Gujarat Giants announced in their statement

WPL 2023: Controversy after Deandra Dottin denies Gujarat Giants' claim she's out with injury

While Gujarat Giants announced that WI batter Deandra Dottin has been ruled out, the player took to social media to quash reports of her injury, stating she's fit.

#WPL2023 #GujaratGiants #DeandraDottin

'Ace West Indies all-rounder Deandra Dottin is recovering from a medical situation and has been replaced by Australian pace bowler Kim Garth' - Gujarat Giants had announced in their statement

Ahead of their first match against Mumbai Indians, Gujarat Giants have embroiled themselves in a big controversy.
According to the franchise, West Indies batter Deandra Dottin was ruled out of the tournament due to a medical situation. The Giants had even named Australia's Kim Garth as Dottin's replacement.
But fans and cricket lovers were in for a shock when Dottin took to social media to quash all rumours about her injury.
With fans sending out 'Get well soon' messages to the 31-year-old, Dottin stated that she is recovering from nothing and that she's absolutely fine.
Dottin's response sent social media into a tizzy, with many still wondering what really has transpired between the two parties.
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The most expensive franchise in the Women's Premier League (WPL), Gujarat Giants bought a total of 18 players at the WPL 2023 auction

WPL 2023: Check Gujarat Giants full list of players and complete squad

The most expensive franchise in the Women's Premier League (WPL), Gujarat Giants bought a total of 18 players at the WPL 2023 auction.

Check the full list here

The most expensive franchise in the Women's Premier League (WPL), Gujarat Giants bought a total of 18 players at the WPL 2023 auction

The most expensive franchise in the Women's Premier League (WPL), Gujarat Giants bought a total of 18 players at the WPL 2023 auction.
Ashleigh Gardner was their most-expensive buy at ₹3.2 crore, followed by Beth Mooney at ₹2.2 crore.
Gujarat Giants full list of players bought at the WPL 2023 auction:
Ashleigh Gardner (Rs 3.2 crore), Beth Mooney (Rs 2.2 crore), Sophia Dunkley (INR 60 lakh), Annabel Sutherland (INR 70 lakh), Harleen Deol (INR 40 lakh), Deandra Dottin (INR 60 lakh), Sneh Rana (INR 75 lakh), Sabbineni Meghana (INR 30 lakh), Georgia Wareham (INR 75 lakh), Mansi Joshi (INR 30 lakh), Dayalam Hemalatha (INR 30 lakh), Monica Patel (INR 30 lakh), Tanuja Kanwar (INR 50 lakh), Sushma Verma (INR 60 lakh), Hurley Gala (INR 10 lakh), Ashwani Kumari (INR 35 lakh), Parunika Sisodia (Rs 10 lakh), Shabnam Shakil (INR 10 lakh)

The league will have a total of 22 matches - 20 league matches + Eliminator & two playoff games that will be played in a span of 23 days.

WPL 2023: BCCI announces full schedule, Mumbai Indians to face Gujarat Giants in opening match

The top 3 teams in #WPL2023 will qualify for the knockouts, with the top team gaining direct entry into the final.
Mumbai Indians will face the Gujarat Giants in the opening match on March 4.

Check out the full schedule.

#WPL2023Auction #WPL

The league will have a total of 22 matches - 20 league matches + Eliminator &amp; two playoff games that will be played in a span of 23 days.

A day after the WPL 2023 Auction, the BCCI announced the schedule for the inaugural edition that begins on March 4.
In the opening encounter, Mumbai Indians will face the Gujarat Giants at the DY Patil Stadium.
The WPL will have 22 matches in total, 20 league matches + 2 Playoff games that include the Eliminator &amp; the Final. Top 3 teams will qualify for the knockouts, with the top team directly gaining entry into the final.
There will be a total of 4 double-headers, with the afternoon games starting at 3:30 pm IST. All the evening encounters will begin at 7:30 PM IST. DY Patil Stadium &amp; Brabourne Stadium will host 11 matches each.&nbsp;
The Eliminator will be played at the DY Patil Stadium on March 24. The final will be held at Brabourne on March 26.
Full schedule
March 4 - Gujarat Giants vs Mumbai Indians, 7:30 PM, DY Patil Stadium March 5 - Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Delhi Capitals, 3:30 PM, Brabourne Stadium March 5 - UP Warriorz vs Gujarat Giants, 7:30 PM, DY Patil Stadium March 6 - Mumbai Indians vs Royal Challengers Bangalore, 7:30 PM, Brabourne Stadium March 7 - Delhi Capitals vs UP Warriorz, 7:30 PM, DY Patil Stadium March 8 - Gujarat Giants vs Royal Challengers Bangalore, 7:30 PM, Brabourne Stadium March 9 - Delhi Capitals vs Mumbai Indians. 7:30 PM, DY Patil Stadium March 10 - Royal Challengers Bangalore vs UP Warriorz, 7:30 PM, Brabourne Stadium March 11 - Gujarat Giants vs Delhi Capitals, 7:30 PM, DY Patil Stadium March 12 - UP Warriorz vs Mumbai Indians, 7:30 PM, Brabourne Stadium March 13 - Delhi Capitals vs Royal Challengers Bangalore, 7:30 PM, DY Patil Stadium March 14 - Mumbai Indians vs Gujarat Giants, 7:30 PM, Brabourne Stadium March 15 - UP Warriorz vs Royal Challengers Bangalore, 7:30 PM, DY Patil Stadium March 16 - Delhi Capitals vs Gujarat Giants, 7:30 PM, Brabourne Stadium March 18 - Mumbai Indians vs UP Warriorz, 3:30 PM, DY Patil Stadium March 18 - Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Gujarat Giants, 7:30 PM, Brabourne Stadium March 20 - Gujarat Giants vs UP Warriorz, 3:30 PM, Brabourne Stadium March 20 - Mumbai Indians vs Delhi Capitals, 7:30 PM, DY Patil Stadium March 21 - Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Mumbai Indians, 3:30 PM, DY Patil Stadium March 21 - UP Warriorz vs Delhi Capitals, 7:30 PM, Brabourne Stadium March 24 - Eliminator, 7:30 PM, DY Patil Stadium March 26 - Final, 7:30 PM, Brabourne Stadium
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