India defeats England by 270 runs in the first-ever women’s Test at Lord’s, with the match ending on the fourth morning. The ICC chairman Jay Shah and former India captain Sachin Tendulkar attend the game as India completes a landmark victory at the “Home of Cricket.” India posts a strong total and then restricts England in its second innings, dismissing the hosts for 186, despite a fighting 50 from Sophie Ecclestone. India’s batters include Yastika Bhatia, who makes history by becoming the first woman to score a Test century at Lord’s with a 113. On the bowling side, Kranti Gaud and Sneh Rana take key wickets to help seal the result. The win also extends India’s unbeaten women’s Test record in England, according to the reports. Several outlets also note Tendulkar’s surprise involvement around Day 4, when he joins the team and provides a pep talk, before watching the remainder of the Test from the ground. After the match, Tendulkar publicly congratulates the team and highlights the significance of women’s Test cricket arriving at Lord’s.