Fiona Campbell
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Fiona Campbell (born on June 29 1981 in Aberdeen, Scotland), also known as Fee or Weefee, [1] is a Scottish cricketer who has represented her country in several international matches.
Fiona is a leg spin bowler who bats low down the order and has been known to keep wicket on occasion. She made her official one day international debut against the Netherlands women on July 21 2003. She held the record for the best innings of bowling for the Scottish Ladies Cricket team for 5 years, taking 4 wickets for 25 runs against Japan on 25 July 2003 at Den Haag in the Netherlands [2]
When not playing cricket, Fiona is the branch manager for Enterprise in Aberdeen airport. [3]
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