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2024 Test Matches AUS v JPN v CHN (W)
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20 Apr 2024 16:40     AUS v JPN     1 - 0
21 Apr 2024 16:40     AUS v CHN     2 - 2
23 Apr 2024 17:40     CHN v JPN     4 - 0
24 Apr 2024 17:40     AUS v CHN     2 - 3
27 Apr 2024 16:40     CHN v JPN     
28 Apr 2024 16:40     AUS v JPN     

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