Test Match Special Podcast – Ecclestone landmark on an historic day at Lord’s


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Alison Mitchell is alongside 2017 World Cup winner Alex Hartley, Indian cricket journalist Annesha Ghosh, and Ashes-winning bowler Steven Finn for reaction to an historic day at Lord’s where Sophie Ecclestone became England’s leading wicket-taker as the stadium hosts its first ever Test match.

Hear from Ecclestone, as well as Smriti Mandhana who scored 83 for India on the first day of the Test.

Plus, Alison speaks to some of England’s past greats.

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