Tammy Beaumont’s record-breaking century powers England to victory over Ireland in 2nd WODI

In one issue at Stormont, Women of England achieved a total victory of 275 runs Irish women in the second ODI of their three-match series. An experienced opener Tammy Beaumont he shone with an unbeaten 150, his 10th ODI century, to give England a mammoth 320/8 in 50 overs.

Tammy Beaumont shines with a record-breaking tone

Beaumont’s impressive knock came off just 139 balls and included 16 fours and a single six. She became the first English woman to score 10 ODI centuries, surpassing the likes of Nat Sciver-Brunt again Charlotte Edwards. His innings was the foundation of England’s total after they elected to bat first when they won the toss.

Freya Kemp provided strong support with a 47-ball 65, including 7 fours and 2 sixes. The 19-year-old has been in good form and his innings has shown his talent and potential.

A young Ireland team, with three under-19s, struggled to cope with the pressure put on by England’s experienced attack.

Ireland scored 45 points

Chasing the impossible, Ireland’s batting line-up crumbled under the pressure. It’s been a long time bowled out a paltry 45 in just 16.5 overstheir lowest ODI total. Kate Cross again Lauren Filer they were the main builders of Ireland’s collapse, both picking up 3 wickets each.

The cross struck blows in the morning, removing the captain Gaby Lewis again Amy Hunter in his first place. Filer then joined the group, and he dismissed Leah Paul again Arlene Kelly for cheap. Davis and Kemp also chipped in with 2 wickets each as Ireland’s batsmen failed to put up any resistance.

You have Raymond-Hoey‘s 22 was the only score of note for Ireland, as the rest of the series did not come to him.

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England have signed off on the remainder of the series

The win, England’s biggest in women’s ODIs in terms of runs, sealed the series for the visitors with a game to spare. It was England’s second team that got this result, most of them T20 World Cup team he rested.

Tammy Beaumont was adjudged Man of the Match for her magnificent century. The third and final game of the series will be played on Wednesday at the same stadium, with Ireland looking to salvage their pride and England looking to wrap up the title.

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A comfortable win for England 👏🏏

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