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Smriti Mandhana Bats For Women's WTC But England's Tammy Beaumont Says Long Way To Go

India vice-captain Smriti Mandhana on Tuesday welcomed the idea of organising a World Test Championship in women's Test cricket, but England veteran Tammy Beaumont said it would be unfair to have such a competition when only three countries are playing regularly. In men's Test cricket, the ICC's World Test Championship began with 2019-2021 as the first two-year cycle. It is currently in its third edition. The women's game, however, does not have any such competition. There is a huge disparity among women's teams in terms of playing Test cricket as only England, Australia and India have played in the longest format regularly even though there is a long gap.

England and India ready for ground-breaking first women’s test at Lord’s

LONDON: Lord’s, the Home of Cricket since 1814, will mark another milestone on Friday when England and India step out for the first women’s test match at the sport’s most famous venue. The four-day test comes 50 years on from Rachael Heyhoe-Flint leading England out for the first women’s match at Lord’s. “It’s a huge honor and a privilege to ‌be walking out ‌there tomorrow,” said England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt ‌on ⁠Thursday. “I think we ⁠are pretty deserved of being here and we’ll relish the opportunity. “We are looking forward to such a special week here at Lord’s, doing something that we dreamt of as kids growing up playing cricket.” Women were not allowed to join the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) or enter the Lord’s pavilion until 1999, when ⁠the club founded in 1787 announced its first ‌10 female honorary members.

England and India ready for ground-breaking first women's test at Lord's

LONDON, July 9 : Lord's, the Home of Cricket since 1814, will mark another milestone on Friday when England and India step out for the first women's test match at the sport's most famous venue.

England's Beaumont to end international career at 35

July 8 : England batter Tammy Beaumont has announced her retirement from international cricket at the age of 35, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said on Wednesday.

Smriti Mandhana Slams 11th ODI Century, Rises Into Top Three In Elite Women's Cricket List

Team India opener and left-hand batter Smriti Mandhana on Sunday became the third cricketer in Women's Cricket history to slam the most number of tons in the One Day Internationals. Mandhana achieved this milestone during the ODI tri-series final against Sri Lanka Women, which was played at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo. The southpaw smashed 116 runs off 101 balls, which was laced with 15 boundaries and two maximums in her innings. The 28-year-old player scored these runs at a strike rate of 114.85.

South Africa captain Wolvaardt calls for more women's tests

South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt says test cricket will always be the pinnacle of the sport and believes the women's game needs to be a showcase for more red-ball matches at the elite level.

Australia Star Beth Mooney Makes History, Becomes First-Ever Women's Player To Huge Milestone

Australian wicketkeeper-batter Beth Mooney made history on Saturday, slamming her maiden Test century and becoming the first-ever women's player from her country to have centuries across all formats. Mooney achieved this feat during the one-off Women's Ashes Test against England at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). In the first innings in reply to 170 scored by England who were put to field first, Australia's Mooney more than half the deficit herself, making 106 in 173 balls, with seven fours. Her runs came at a strike rate of over 61.

Smriti Mandhana Named ICC Women's ODI Cricketer Of The Year

Charismatic India opener Smriti Mandhana, was on Monday, named ICC Women's ODI Cricketer of the Year for her phenomenal performance that saw the left-hander score tons of runs in 2024. The India vice-captain, who was the ICC Women's Cricketer of the Year in 2018 and 2022, racked up 747 runs in 13 innings to set new career standards in ODIs. She put several batting stalwarts, including the likes of South Africa's Laura Wolvaardt, England's Tammy Beaumont (554) and West Indies' Hayley Matthews, to shade.

India Star Smriti Mandhana Now Top 3 In Both ODI And T20I Rankings

India's vice-captain Smriti Mandhana has surged three places to second in the latest ICC Women's ODI rankings while climbing one spot to third among T20I batters, following her stellar displays against Australia and the West Indies. The left-hander struck 105 in the final match of the series against Australia in Perth and 54 in the first game of the ongoing T20I rubber against the West Indies in Mumbai to headline the latest rankings update released here on Tuesday.

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Smriti Mandhana Bats For Women's WTC But England's Tammy Beaumont Says Long Way To Go

England and India ready for ground-breaking first women’s test at Lord’s

England and India ready for ground-breaking first women's test at Lord's

England's Beaumont to end international career at 35

Smriti Mandhana Slams 11th ODI Century, Rises Into Top Three In Elite Women's Cricket List

South Africa captain Wolvaardt calls for more women's tests

Australia Star Beth Mooney Makes History, Becomes First-Ever Women's Player To Huge Milestone

Smriti Mandhana Named ICC Women's ODI Cricketer Of The Year

India Star Smriti Mandhana Now Top 3 In Both ODI And T20I Rankings