England vs India Women’s Test: Sneh Rana becomes first Indian to score half-century and take 4-wicket haul on debut

Sneh Rana became first Indian women's cricketer to achieve a massive feat with her brilliant all-round display against England. Rana became the first Indian woman to score half-century and bag a four-wicket haul on Test debut.

Playing her first international match Sneha Rana made a remarkable statement with her all-round skills in the one-off Test match against England in Bristol. Sneh Rana's 73* (still at the crease at #8) is now the highest by an Indian batting at positions #6 or lower in Women's Test cricket.#ENGWvINDW #EngWvsIndW All-rounder became the first Indian woman and fourth overall to score a half-century and take four wickets on Test debut. After figures of 4/131, Rana scored a half-century in India’s second innings. She is remained unbeaten on 80 and strung together an unbeaten 104 run partnership with Taniya Bhatia (44 not out). During her unbeaten knock of 80, Sneh Rana scored the highest by an Indian batting at 6 or lower in Women’s Test cricket.