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Sophie Ecclestone and women’s cricket make history at Lord’s as England bowl out India

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Sophie Ecclestone and women’s cricket make history at Lord’s as England bowl out India
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The first women's Test match at Lord's saw England bowl out India for 285 on the opening day. Sophie Ecclestone made history by becoming England's leading women's wicket-taker across all formats.

Sophie Ecclestone celebrates taking the wicket of India's Sayali Satghare on day one at Lord’s. Photograph: Paul Dennis/TGS Photo/Shutterstock Sophie Ecclestone celebrates taking the wicket of India's Sayali Satghare on day one at Lord’s. Photograph: Paul Dennis/TGS Photo/Shutterstock Women's cricket Sophie Ecclestone and women’s cricket make history at Lord’s as England bowl out India Only Test, day one: India 285; England 21-1

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