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Sophie Ecclestone becomes England's leading wicket-taker in historic women's Test at Lord's
3 sourcesFirst reported 11 days agoUpdated 11 days ago
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- Sophie Ecclestone became England's all-time leading wicket-taker across all formats during the first women's Test match at Lord's against India.
- The opening day featured a historic tribute to former women players who influenced the path to this milestone.
- England bowled out India for 285 runs and concluded day one with a score of 21-1 in response.
- Ecclestone's performance contributed to England's fightback late in the day.
- The match marks a significant moment for women's cricket, held in a venue known for its historical importance.
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