Jul 9, 2026 · 42 min · 13 segments
Teenager Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has set another record by becoming the youngest ever player to play for India. He was just 15 years and 99 days old when he took to the field in India's second T20 of…
Alison MitchellHost
Sunil GuptaHost
Lauren FilerGuest
Brett SpriggHost
Now, it is an historic moment at Lourdes coming up as it hosts its first ever women's test.
We'll be speaking later in the show to England pacer Lauren Fyler about the significance of the occasion.
It's a wide.
It's
It was such an amazing build-up, I have to tell you, with the majority of that crowd there to support England.
But the excitement did rather go out of the occasion when the first ball was a dot and England then just never really got going with the bat.
Australia passed their target of 151 with ease to win with 17 balls to spare.
We know we're a good side.
I know we haven't probably performed the best in those last two World Cups, but internally we know that, yeah, we're a good side, and we've just got to believe that and just win those pressured moments, and that's what we did this tournament, and we made it really simple and, I guess, followed through on that, which was really pleasing, and I think a lot has to go to our skipper.
Sophie Molyneux has done an amazing job setting us up, both physically and mentally, but, you know, pack a crowd at Lords, World Cup finals, it's stuff of dreams, so it's pretty easy to enjoy it.
Well, the tournament was the biggest to date with 12 teams competing and a record number of people bought tickets.
Now, it is an historic moment at Lourdes coming up as it hosts its first ever women's test.
We'll be speaking later in the show to England pacer Lauren Fyler about the significance of the occasion.
It's a wide.
It's
It was such an amazing build-up, I have to tell you, with the majority of that crowd there to support England.
But the excitement did rather go out of the occasion when the first ball was a dot and England then just never really got going with the bat.
Australia passed their target of 151 with ease to win with 17 balls to spare.
We know we're a good side.
I know we haven't probably performed the best in those last two World Cups, but internally we know that, yeah, we're a good side, and we've just got to believe that and just win those pressured moments, and that's what we did this tournament, and we made it really simple and, I guess, followed through on that, which was really pleasing, and I think a lot has to go to our skipper.
Sophie Molyneux has done an amazing job setting us up, both physically and mentally, but, you know, pack a crowd at Lords, World Cup finals, it's stuff of dreams, so it's pretty easy to enjoy it.
Well, the tournament was the biggest to date with 12 teams competing and a record number of people bought tickets.
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