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Caitlin Clark delivered a historic performance as the Indiana Fever beat the Dallas Wings, with both Clark and Paige Bueckers scoring 29 points in a high-octane WNBA clash.
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Caitlin Clark put on a masterclass on Thursday night, pouring in 29 points - 16 of them in a blistering third quarter - and dishing out 10 assists as the Indiana Fever downed the Dallas Wings.
It was Clark's 20th career game with at least 20 points and 10 assists, a tally unmatched in WNBA history. Kelsey Mitchell was equally relentless, chipping in 23 points to extend her single-season league record to 18 consecutive games scoring 20 or more.
Tyasha Harris provided a clinical supporting act, hitting all five of her three-point attempts on her way to 15 points.
Paige Bueckers matched Clark's 29-point haul for Dallas but it wasn't enough. The Wings have now dropped seven of their last ten outings and sit tied for seventh in the standings alongside the Washington Mystics.
The victory was Indiana's eighth in ten games, nudging them a half-game clear of the Atlanta Dream for the crucial No. 4 playoff seed. The Fever head to Atlanta on Sunday, while Dallas host Golden State on Monday.
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