United KingdomIndia's women's cricket team achieved a significant victory at Lord's Cricket Ground in London, securing a 270-run win over England in a Test match. This marked the first time a women's Test match was held at Lord's, 142 years after the venue hosted its first men's Test. The win followed the team's 50th anniversary of India's first officially recognized women's international series and extended their unbeaten Test record in England to 10 matches. The team honored the pioneering women cricketers who helped establish women's cricket in India. Captain Harmanpreet Kaur emphasized the importance of such matches in promoting the sport and expressed hope for more Test opportunities in the future. Additionally, two Indian players, Kranti Gaud and Yastika Bhatia, made history by becoming the first women to be inscribed on Lord's Honours Boards.
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