Sophie Ecclestone's name is now etched in the record books as England Women's all-time leading wicket-taker - a monumental milestone that's left cricket fans beaming with pride. The 27-year-old spinner had been closing in on Katherine Sciver-Brunt's tally of 335 wickets, but to actually surpass it was no less than a masterstroke. And what better stage for this historic achievement than the hallowed turf of Lord's?
The moment arrived in style during the final session, when Ecclestone dismissed Sayali Satghare leg before wicket, securing her place in the annals of England Women's cricket history. She then took no time at all to extend her lead, claiming two more wickets to help wrap up India for a respectable 285 runs.
It was a day that began with England winning the toss and choosing to bowl in perfect batting conditions. But debutant Mady Villiers caught the eye, taking two crucial wickets as part of an impressive all-round display. Smriti Mandhana's fine knock of 83 was India's brightest light, but England's bowlers gradually reasserted their grip on proceedings.
England had been under pressure early on, with Lauren Filer securing the first women's Test wicket at Lord's in just the second over. But it was Ecclestone who ultimately stole the show, unleashing a late spell that left India flailing to prevent a more formidable total.
The stage is now set for an intriguing second day as England begin their reply, with Tammy Beaumont falling early on her way out of international cricket. Maia Bouchier (17 not out) and Heather Knight are currently at the crease, offering England a stable foundation to build upon - but it's Ecclestone who'll be the one everyone wants to watch, as she chases down another milestone in this unforgettable Test match.