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Women’s Cricket Needs More Tests, Multi-match Series Like Men’s Ashes, Says Sneh Rana
Sneh Rana: Currently, the women's international cricket calendar remains heavily skewed toward T20Is and ODIs due to commercial incentives. But riding high on India's historic 270-run Test triumph over England at Lord’s, premier off-spin bowling all-rounder Sneh Rana has strongly advocated for more women's Test matches to be played, citing how the men's Ashes is a multi-game red-ball series, to help the format grow globally.
In an exclusive conversation with IANS, Sneh spoke about her preparation for the series, bowling plans in the match, post-game celebrations at Lord’s, having more red-ball women’s cricket, and more. Excerpts:-
Q. How was your preparation for the historic Test match after landing in England?
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One-off Test: Failed To Adapt On First Morning; Didn't Have Enough Partnerships, Admits Sciver-Brunt
T20 World Cup: England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt admitted that her side failed to adapt quickly to the conditions on the opening morning of the historic women’s Test against India at Lord’s, adding that they also lacked in getting impactful partnerships, which ultimately led to them suffering a 270-run defeat.
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One-off Test: India 154/1 At Stumps On Day 2 As Mandhana, Kranti Hand Visitors 269-run Lead Vs ENG
Kranti Gaud: India tightened their grip on the one-off women’s Test at Lord’s with a dominant all-round display on Day 2, riding Kranti Gaud’s maiden five-wicket haul and an unbroken half-century from Smriti Mandhana to finish at 154/1 in their second innings, stretching their overall lead to 269 runs with two full days still to play.
One-off Test: Kranti’s Maiden Five-fer Gives India A 115-run 1st Innings Lead As England Fold For 170
Although Sneh Rana: Kranti Gaud produced a career-defining spell to claim her maiden five-wicket haul in Test cricket as India bowled England out for 170 on the second day of the One-off women's Test at Lord's, earning a commanding 115-run first-innings lead. The 22-year-old seamer spearheaded a disciplined bowling effort, while the spinners cleaned up the tail, leaving India firmly in control of the historic contest.
One-off Test: Charani, Capsey, Villiers Handed Debut Caps As England Elect To Bowl First Against India
BCCI Women: England have won the toss and elected to bowl first against India in the historic one-off debut Test at the Lord’s Cricket Ground on Friday. The match is also the first-ever women's Test to be played at the iconic venue.
T20 WC Heartbreak Behind Us, Looking Forward To A Special Week At Lord's, Says Sciver-Brunt
T20 World Cup: Asserting that the disappointment of their T20 World Cup final defeat is behind them, England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt on Thursday said the squad is looking forward to a ‘special week’ as they gear up for the historic first-ever women's Test match against India at Lord's starting on Friday.
Lord’s Test A Chance To Redeem Ourselves After Early Exit From T20 WC, Says Harmanpreet
T20 World Cup: India captain Harmanpreet Kaur on Thursday admitted that the team went through a ‘very hard moment’ following their disappointing campaign at the recent T20 World Cup, but stated that the upcoming historic Lord's Test against England is the perfect catalyst to bring their confidence back as a unit.
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Sony Sports Network: A landmark moment awaits women's cricket when Lord's stages its first-ever women's Test, with England hosting India in a one-off four-day contest beginning Friday.
Women’s T20 WC: Sciver-Brunt Tight-lipped On Future After Finale Heartbreak, Vows To Play On
T20 World Cup: An emotional England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt has expressed hope that the heartbreaking 2026 Women’s T20 World Cup final defeat to Australia at Lord's would not be her final appearance in a global tournament, as she remained tight-lipped on her future as an international cricketer.
Women's T20 WC: 'Nat And Kempy Showed How To Bat On This Wicket,' Says Capsey
T20 World Cup: England batter Alice Capsey believes her side's total of 150/4 is a brilliant score in the Women's T20 World Cup 2026 final against Australia at Lord's, crediting captain Nat Sciver-Brunt and Freya Kemp for showing exactly how to bat on a challenging surface.
Women's T20 WC: Sciver-Brunt's Fifty, Kemp's Late Flourish Lift England To 150/4 Against Australia In Final
Captain Nat Sciver: Captain Nat Sciver-Brunt produced a calm and composed unbeaten half-century, while Freya Kemp played a valuable late innings of 44 not out to help England recover from early setbacks and post a competitive 150/4 in 20 overs against Australia in the final of the Women's T20 World Cup 2026 at Lord's Cricket Ground on Sunday.
Women’s T20 WC: England Are Much More Composed And Confident, Says Nat Sciver-Brunt
T20 World Cup: Ahead of the high-octane ICC Women’s T20 World Cup final against arch-rivals Australia, England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt on Saturday stated that her side is entering the title clash with far greater composure and confidence, adding that they have improved a lot since making an early exit in the 2024 edition.
Women's T20 WC: England Handed Nat Sciver-Brunt Boost Ahead Of Semi-final Against South Africa
T20 World Cup: England cricket team has been handed a big boost ahead of their crucial Women's T20 World Cup semi-final clash against South Africa as their captain Nat Sciver-Brunt has been passed fit to return from injury for Thursday's match at Kennington Oval.
Women's T20 WC: When And Where To Watch South Africa Vs England Semis Clash, Know All Details
T20 World Cup: South Africa aims to continue their impressive run as they face unbeaten hosts England in the second semi-final of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup at The Kennington Oval on Thursday. A spot in Sunday's final against Australia is on the line.
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