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England have redemption on mind for historic first women’s Test at Lord’s - AOL (opens the original)
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England’s historic first Test at Lord’s, which begins on Friday against India, will be the swansong for at least one great of the game, after Tammy Beaumont announced her retirement from international cricket on Wednesday. It is possible that more retirements may follow at the end of the summer; after England lost last Sunday’s T20 World Cup final to Australia, head coach Charlotte Edwards said that “a lot of younger players are now staking a claim” and that she planned to review the situation a
‘Plant pots in the urinals’: Lord’s pioneers reunite and reflect 50 years after first women’s game - AOL (opens the original)
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In a room in central London, about three miles from Lord’s, a group of 10 women will gather on Thursday for a very special reunion. Fifty years ago, on 4 August 1976, they were among the first female cricketers to play a match at the so-called Home of Cricket: a one-day international between England and Australia. England strolled to an eight‑wicket win, chasing down 162 thanks to half-centuries from Enid Bakewell, opening with Lynne Thomas, and Chris Watmough, coming in at No 3. But the importa
Captain fantastic to Irish joy: farewell to the Women’s T20 World Cup | Raf Nicholson (opens the original)
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Nat Sciver-Brunt and Sophie Molineux led their teams expertly and Australia v India at Lord’s felt like a finalIt’s easy to understand why Beth Mooney was chosen as player of the tournament after her magnificent innings in the final. Also in the running mustbe Danni Wyatt-Hodge, whose hundred on the opening night at Edgbaston set the tone for a confident campaign by Engla
England bowlers fear Rita Ora show will spoil Women’s T20 World Cup final warm-up - AOL (opens the original)
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England have complained they are facing disruption to their World Cup final warm-up at Lord’s on Sunday from an unlikely source: the singer Rita Ora. Ora is headlining the tournament closing ceremony, which lasts from 2.30pm to 3pm, with the final due to get under way half an hour later. It means that 30 minutes of pre-match warm-up time on the main square will be lost – although the players will have the Nursery Ground available to them throughout. Related: England pin hopes on home advantage t
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