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In a record-breaking performance, Tanusree Sarkar of Team-C became the first woman to score centuries in both innings of a women's first-class cricket match. Her achievement occurred during the ongoing Women's Multi-Day Challenger Trophy, which features four teams: Team-A, Team-B, Team-C, and Team-D.
1st Innings: Tanusree Scores 153 Runs
Batting at number three, Tanusree Sarkar scored 153 runs off 278 balls, including 21 fours and a six. Alongside her, captain Jemimah Rodrigues added 71 runs, helping Team-C reach a commanding total of 313 runs in their first innings.
Team A Narrowly Trails in First Innings
In response, Team-A scored 305 runs, reducing the lead for Team-C to just 8 runs after the first innings.
2nd Innings: Another Century from Tanusree
Tanusree continued her fine form in the second innings, scoring 102 not out off 184 balls, with 13 fours. Once again, Jemimah Rodrigues supported the innings with 55 runs. Team-C posted 211 runs, and the match ended in a draw.
A Rare Record in Women's Domestic Cricket
Tanusree’s performance is significant not only for Indian cricket but also for women’s cricket globally, where first-class matches are rare. Her twin centuries now stand as a world record in women’s first-class cricket.
Key Stats:
1st Innings: 153 (278 balls, 21x4, 1x6)
2nd Innings: 102* (184 balls, 13x4)
Partnerships: Jemimah Rodrigues supported with 71 & 55 runs in respective innings
Match Result: Draw between Team-C and Team-A
