India seized control on Day 1 of the historic first-ever Women’s Test at Lord’s, posting 285 before reducing England to 21/1 at stumps, securing a 264-run lead. Smriti Mandhana starred with 83 in her 300th international match, while Harmanpreet Kaur (58) and Deepti Sharma (57) made valuable contributions.
England fought back through Sophie Ecclestone (3/68), who became England’s leading wicket-taker across formats, and debutant Mady Villiers.
In reply, Tammy Beaumont fell early, but Maia Bouchier remained unbeaten on 17 alongside Heather Knight. India’s spinners showed promising turn, setting up an intriguing second day.
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