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Deepti Sharma Becomes The First Indian Women Cricketer To Ring The Bell At Lord's
ENG v IND: Indian all-rounder Deepti Sharma rang the customary five-minute bell at Lord's on Sunday ahead of the fourth day's play between India and England. She has also become the first Indian women's cricketer to ring the bell at Lord's.
The 23-year-old Deepti has represented India in 61 ODIs, scoring 1541 runs at an average of 37.58 and picked 68 wickets. In 54 T20Is, she made 470 runs at an average of 20.43 and scalped 56 wickets.
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