England thrashed Eire in a record-breaking 275-run win as they skittled out the host for simply 45 in Monday’s second girls’s one-day worldwide (ODI) in Belfast.
Skilled opener Tammy Beaumont’s unbeaten 150 – her tenth century at this degree – powered England to a complete of 320-8 in 50 overs.
It was far an excessive amount of for a fledgling Eire staff, which was bowled out inside 17 overs, with England captain Kate Cross taking 3-8 and new-ball accomplice Lauren Filer 3-10.
Eire opener Una Raymond-Hoey’s 22 was the one double-figure rating of her facet’s innings. The match ended with England 2-0 up in a three-match collection.
England’s largest girls’s ODI win by way of runs was achieved by a primarily second-strong staff, with the vast majority of its T20 World Cup squad not concerned.
“Cricket is a sport of ups and downs, and as we speak was positively a down day,” Eire captain Gaby Lewis, one among three residence batters out for a duck, informed the Cricket Eire web site.
“We’re a really younger squad, we’re studying on the go. We’ve obtained three bowlers underneath the age of 19, it’s very exhausting on them,” she added.
Beaumont, nonetheless, insisted, “I discovered it robust early on and Eire had been bowling tight strains with a slower tempo on the pitch.”