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India’s wicketkeeper batsman Yastika Bhatia has created history. He has scored a century in the Test being played against England at Lord’s ground. She has become the first female cricketer to score a century in Test cricket at Lord’s ground. For this achievement his name will be written on the Lord’s Honor Board. He achieved this feat in the second innings of the test match against England.
Yastika Bhatia scored a century on the third day of Lord’s Test. He completed his century in 145 balls. Let us tell you that this is also the first century of Bhatia’s Test career. He has made many big records with a single century innings.
Made 3 big records
First century at Lord’s- Talking about Test cricket, Yastika Bhatia has become the first cricketer to score a century at Lord’s ground. Earlier, the highest score at Lord’s was in the name of Smriti Mandhana, who had scored 83 runs in the first innings of this Test.
First century for India in the third/fourth innings- Yastika Bhatia has also become the first Indian cricketer to score a century in the third or fourth innings of a Test. Before her, the highest score for India in the third and fourth innings of the women’s Test match was in the name of Sandhya Agarwal, who had scored 98 runs against New Zealand in 1985.
First century of international career- Yastika Bhatia made her international debut in September 2021. But in the last 5 years he had not scored a single century with his bat. Ultimately, he scored the first century of his career in the Lord’s Test against England.
Talking about the match, India had scored 285 runs in the first innings. Secondly, England’s first innings was limited to just 170 runs, due to which Team India got a huge lead of 115 runs in the first innings. Till the time of writing this article, the total lead of the Indian team in the second innings has exceeded 400.
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