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India women crush England by 270 runs

Cricket-India beat England in historic first women's test at Lord's

India beat England by 270 runs as the first women's test match in the history of Lord's cricket ground concluded on Monday with the hosts being all out for 186 while chasing a target of 457.

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The 22-year-old’s maiden five-wicket haul in Tests, backed by fellow seamer Sayali Satghare (2/40 in 13 overs) and off-spinning allrounder Sneh Rana (2/41 in 14 overs), helped India bundle out England...

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India crush England to claim historic victory in the first women's Test at Lord's

One-off Test: Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar and ICC Chairman Jay Shah witness India's historic victory at Lord’s

India's women's cricket team claimed a historic 270-run victory in the one-off Test at Lord's. Featuring Yastika Bhatia's maiden century and Sneh Rana's stellar bowling, this match was witnessed

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Heather Knight leaves English cricket in a far better place than she found it

The fact that Heather Knight had to scrape mould off her England cap before lining up for the historic first women’s Test match at Lord’s is a testament to her longevity in a game that is unrecognisable to the one in which she made her debut in 2010.