India Script History with Women's Test Win at Lord's

India created history at the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground by defeating England by 270 runs in the first-ever women's Test match played at the 'Home of Cricket'. The comprehensive victory marked a landmark moment for Indian women's cricket and added another memorable chapter to the team's growing legacy in the longest format.

Every cricketer carries the dream of playing at Lord’s. Over the past four days, a new generation lived that dream as women’s Test cricket arrived at the Home of Cricket for the very first time.

Congratulations to the Indian team on a wonderful victory. Smriti’s composure,… pic.twitter.com/CR2YrfhhA2

— Sachin Tendulkar (@sachin_rt) July 13, 2026

After being bowled out for 285 in the first innings, India restricted England to 170, taking a commanding 115-run lead. Building on that advantage, the visitors declared their second innings at 341/7, setting England an imposing target.

England struggled against India's disciplined bowling attack in the final innings and were dismissed for 186, handing India a convincing 270-run victory.

Match Summary
First Innings
India: 285 all out (74.5 overs)
England: 170 all out (59.1 overs)
Second Innings
India: 341/7 (86.3 overs)
England: 186 all out (62.5 overs)

The victory is India's first-ever women's Test win at Lord's, making it one of the most significant achievements in the history of Indian women's cricket. The dominant all-round display showcased India's strength with both bat and ball on one of the sport's most prestigious stages.