India seamer Kranti Gaud claimed five wickets in England's first innings at Lord's, becoming the first woman to feature on the ground's Test honours board, according to the BBC.
Key facts
- Kranti Gaud took five wickets in England's first innings at Lord's.
- She became the first woman to go on the Lord's Test honours board, according to the BBC.
- The performance came in a Test match against England.
- The milestone was reported by the BBC.
India seamer Kranti Gaud has taken five wickets in England’s first innings at Lord’s to become the first woman to appear on the ground’s Test honours board, according to the BBC.
The BBC reported that the five-wicket haul secured Gaud’s place on the honours board.
Further details of the match, including the wider result, were not specified in the available reporting.
Why it matters
The BBC reports that Gaud is the first woman to feature on the Lord's Test honours board, a notable moment for women's Test cricket at one of the sport's best-known grounds.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Kranti Gaud?
Kranti Gaud is an India seamer who took five wickets in England's first innings at Lord's, according to the BBC.
What did Kranti Gaud achieve at Lord's?
She became the first woman to go on the Lord's Test honours board after taking five wickets in England's first innings.
How many wickets did she take?
Gaud took five wickets in England's first innings, as reported by the BBC.