England batter Tammy Beaumont confirms she will retire from international cricket following the women’s Test match against India at Lord’s, which begins on Friday. Multiple outlets report that Beaumont’s decision ends a 17-year England international career. They describe her as a veteran and key member of England’s successful side, including the team that won the 2017 Women’s World Cup on home soil, where she is also noted as a leading run-scorer and tournament player of the year.
Several sources also recall milestones from her career, including her record-breaking Test achievement: she is reported to have scored an unbeaten 208 against Australia in 2023, becoming the first England woman to reach a double century in Test cricket. Coverage also highlights her broader success across formats, including ODI centuries. One report adds that she is set to finish her international career at Lord’s, with her final innings ending early in England’s pursuit during the Test.
While Beaumont retires from international cricket, sources indicate she plans to continue playing domestic cricket.
