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Lord's hosts first Women's Test match, 142 years after inaugural men's game

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Lord's Cricket Ground in London is set to host its first-ever Women's Test match, beginning Friday. The historic fixture features England taking on India. This milestone comes 142 years after Lord's staged its very first men's Test match. The iconic venue, long considered the home of cricket, has now opened its Test match legacy to the women's game as well.

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