Tammy Beaumont News

Ahead of the start of the ODI series against India, England have got a massive boost as star all-rounder is set to return after a brief spell out with a groin injury.  

The Women's Ashes Test 2023 is nearing a thrillign finish after Beaumont helped England make a strong comeback with score of 208 in the first innings of the Nottingham Test.

 Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Rizwan and England's Tammy Beaumont were on Sunday named the ICC men's and women's T20 Player of the Year, respectively, following a prolific 2021.

India vice-captain Harmanpreet Kaur's (1) poor form continued as he didn't trouble the scorers much, sneaking one to Amy Jones off Ecclestone (3/40). It was a struggle for experienced campaigner Mithali early on. She found boundaries hard to come by, notching up her fifty in 95 balls with a four off Shrubsole.

The women cricketers will initially begin training individually before switching to smaller groups while also adhering to all the coronavirus guidelines.

The Indian chase did not enjoy the best of starts with opener Jemimah Rodrigues dismissed for a duck. 

Mithali's strike-rate was always an issue but considering that Taniya Bhatia hasn't been able to accelerate with Veda Krishnamurthy in poor form, the decision to drop a seasoned campaigner boomeranged on India.

England defeated South Africa by 121 runs after scoring the highest ever T20I score in women's international cricket.

Victory gave hosts England three wins from four games following their surprise defeat by India in the tournament opener and left them on course for the semi-finals.