England Women are on tour to Ireland for a limited-overs series. The England Women’s tour of Ireland kicked off on 7th September with a three-match ODI series in Belfast, followed by two T20Is in Dublin. England created history by recording their highest ODI victory by a huge margin of 275 runs as Ireland was bowled out for 45 while chasing a total of 321 given by England, thereby taking an unassailable 20 lead in the three-match ODI series. Below are some more milestones from the second ODI between England and Ireland.
The Kate Cross led England side elected to bat first, with the visitors posting a formidable total of 320 thanks to Tammy Beaumont’s unbeaten 150 off 139 balls well supported by a half-century from Freya Kemp. In response, the Irish side struggled right from the beginning, losing their wickets in the early overs as Kate Cross struck quickly and picked up three wickets. Lauren Filer also picked up three wickets and Freya Kemp contributed two to take her tally to two. The hosts were bundled out for 45 as the bowlers of England seemed on top of their game. Thus, England won the match by 275 runs in what was the second successive ODI in the three-match series.
Here are the milestones that were witnessed during the 2nd ODI between England Women & Ireland Women:
1) Tammy Beaumont became the joint third-most English batter to score 50+ runs in ODIs.
Most 50+ scores in Women’s ODIs for England Women:
Charlotte Edwards 55 times
Claire Taylor 31 times
Tammy Beaumont 30 times
Nat Sciver-Brunt 30 times
Heather Knight 28 times
2) Tammy Beaumont has become the fastest English batter to score 4000 ODI runs.
Fastest ENGW player to 4000 ODI runs (By Innings):
Tammy Beaumont 110 innings
Claire Taylor 117 innings
Sarah Taylor 117 innings
Charlotte Edwards 135 innings
🚨 Milestone Alert 🚨
Tammy Beaumont completes 4000 ODI Runs, becomes the fastest England player (110 innings) to achieve this milestone. 👏 #CricketTwitter #IREvENG pic.twitter.com/Ua59vSdv8d
— Female Cricket (@imfemalecricket) September 9, 2024
3) Freya Kemp scored her maiden fifty in ODIs.
4) Tammy Beaumont became third overall for most centuries.
Most 100s in Women’s ODIs:
Meg Lanning (AUSW) 102 innings, 100s: 15
Suzie Bates (NZW) 157 innings, 100s: 13
Tammy Beaumont (ENGW) 110 innings, 100s: 10
Charlotte Edwards (ENGW) 180 innings, 100s: 9
Chamari Athapaththu (SLW) 107 innings, 100s: 9
Nat Sciver-Brunt (ENGW) 96 innings, 100s: 9
5) Tammy Beaumont has now scored the most centuries for England.
Most 100s by ENGW in ODIs:
Tammy Beaumont 110 innings, 100s: 10
Charlotte Edwards 180 innings, 100s: 9
Nat SciverBrunt 96 innings, 100s: 9
Claire Taylor 120 innings, 100s: 8
Sarah Taylor 119 innings, 100s: 7
Tammy Beaumont now has the 3rd Most ODI Centuries to her name. 💯 #CricketTwitter pic.twitter.com/MCtAUGdsmF
— Female Cricket (@imfemalecricket) September 9, 2024
6) Tammy Beaumont becomes the fourth English batter to complete 4000 ODI runs.
7) Tammy Beaumont is the only English batter to score 2 150+ scores in ODI cricket.
8) Tammy Beaumont became only the fourth player to score 150 runs a second time.
Players to score 2 150+ scores in Women’s ODIs:
Tammy Beaumont (ENGW)
Chamari Athapaththu (SLW)
Suzie Bates (NZW)
Karen Rolton (AUSW)
9) England Women registered their highest margin of victory against Ireland.
Highest margin of victory for ENGW (By Runs):
275 runs vs IREW, Belfast 2024
239 runs vs DENW, Banstead 1993
238 runs vs SCOW, Reading 2001
230 runs vs PAKW, Vijayawada 1997
225 runs vs SAW, Lord’s 2008
Largest margin of victory for ENG Women (By Runs)
Won by 275 runs vs IRE-W Belfast Today 👈
Won by 239 runs vs DEN-W Banstead 1993
Won by 238 runs vs SCO-W Reading 2001
Won by 230 runs vs PAK-W Vijayawada 1997
Won by 225 runs vs SA-W Lord’s 2008#CricketTwitter #IREvENG pic.twitter.com/rUbq8ztzqC— Female Cricket (@imfemalecricket) September 9, 2024
10) Ireland Women registered their lowest total in ODI cricket.
Lowest ODI score by IREW:
45/10 (16.5) vs ENGW, Belfast Today
46/10 (23.0) vs AUSW, Dublin 2001
53/10 (35.4) vs SAW, Doha 2014
55/10 (26.0) vs AUSW, Dublin 2005
62/10 (34.0) vs INDW, Dublin 2002
