England have redemption on mind for historic first women’s Test at Lord’s
•Five days after T20 World Cup final misery tickets are selling fast for India clash in a rare fixture at the home of cricketEngland’s historic first Test at Lord’s, which begins on Friday against Indi...
•Beaumont, though, has chosen to get ahead of the pack and go into the forthcoming Test with the certain knowledge that it will be the last time she pulls on an England shirt.
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المصدر: The Guardian Sport | Source: The Guardian SportFive days after T20 World Cup final misery tickets are selling fast for India clash in a rare fixture at the home of cricket
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 after The Hundred. Beaumont, though, has chosen to get ahead of the pack and go into the forthcoming Test with the certain knowledge that it will be the last time she pulls on an England shirt.
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