England women’s ODI victory: On Monday, England women’s team recorded their biggest ever One Day International win against Ireland despite missing several key players during this three match series. England now leads this two match series 2-0!
England Score 320 Runs against South Africa in their Opening Test Match
Team batted first and scored 320 runs in 50 overs while losing 8 wickets, led by Tammy Beaumont who made 150 from just 139 balls, hitting one six and 16 fours while Freya Kemp contributed 65 with two sixes and seven fours – neither batter reached 20 runs for England while Ireland gave away 24 extra runs through bowler wides alone.
England women’s ODI victory : Ireland Bow Out for 45 Runs
Ireland were facing an ambitious target and succumbed under pressure, being bowled out for just 45 runs after 16.5 overs – Gabby Lewis, Orla Prendergast, Erinn Kelly and Amy McGuire failed to score at all; Una Raymond alone reached double figures, scoring 22 runs off 37 balls – whilst England captain Kate Cross took 3 wickets at 8 runs per wicket whilst Lauren Filer claimed three wickets at 10 runs each!
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Gabby Lewis of Gabby Lewis Young Team Learning Center.
Gabby Lewis of Ireland stated to Cricket Ireland: “Cricket can be an unpredictable sport with both highs and lows; today was certainly low point for our young team, which is still learning as it progresses; three of their bowlers are under 19 and face an additional difficult challenge playing against Ireland’s captain Gabby Lewis and her opponents.”
Tammy Beaumont Experiences Back Pain
Tammy Beaumont recently disclosed her back pain issues during innings, saying people have always said she couldn’t do what was asked of her since four years old, yet she always proved them wrong. Now, however, there’s no need for Tammy Beaumont to prove anything anymore and her focus should lie with herself, teammates and team instead of breaking records and continuing proving herself again and again.” She added, “Now isn’t the time for such demonstrations; my game speaks for itself!”