INDIANAPOLIS — As point guard phenoms on the court and the league’s most recognizable names off of it, Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers dueled for just the third time in their WNBA careers Friday. The pair of No. 1 picks gave the fans their money’s worth.Clark steered her Indiana Fever to a 98-87 victory with 29 points, 10 assists and three rebounds, while Bueckers carried the Dallas Wings with 29 points, six assists and six rebounds.Indiana (22-12) has won three straight games and eight of its last 10. Dallas (20-15), meanwhile, has lost six of its last eight.Third-quarter duelClark and Bueckers put on a show in the third quarter, helping their teams emerge from sluggish first halves. Bueckers erupted for 13 points in the frame, tied for the most she’s scored in any quarter this season. The two-time All-Star shot 4-of-6 from the field and drilled two 3s.Clark gets best of Bueckers one-on-one as Fever top WingsNot to be outdone, Clark exploded for 17 points in the period, tying the most points she’s notched in any quarter of her career on 7-of-9 shooting from the field. Earlier this season, when Clark scored 17 points in the fourth quarter of an eventual overtime loss to the Washington Mystics, she drilled five 3s. This time around, Clark used the gravity of her outside shooting to blow by the Wings’ overzealous perimeter defenders for several easy shots in the paint and at the rim.Clark’s injury scareClark briefly exited Friday’s game, appearing to tweak her left ankle after accidentally stepping on the foot of Wings forward Alysha Clark in the second quarter. She left with 40.4 seconds remaining in the half.Clark immediately started limping and grimaced as she was subbed out. The three-time All-Star gingerly walked past her team’s bench and went straight to the locker room. However, she started the second half and showed no signs of her injury scare.