England Women recorded their largest WODI win (by runs) after beating Ireland Women by 275 runs in the second WODI of the three-match WODI series to take a 2-0 lead in the series. English opener Tammy Beaumont created history with her 150 not out. 

This WODI series is a part of the 2022-2025 ICC Women’s Championship. After England Women chose to bat first, opener Tammy Beaumont dominated with the bat, while other top-order batters couldn’t score much. 

The 33-year-old Beaumont got strong support from Freya Kemp as they had a 101-run partnership for the fourth wicket. Kemp scored 65 off 47 balls with the help of seven fours and two sixes. Although Kemp was dismissed in the 38th over, Beaumont continued her strong batting performance.

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Tammy Beaumont recorded the most WODI centuries for England Women

Beaumont completed her 50 runs in 62 balls. Later, the right-handed opening batter completed her 10th WODI century in 117 balls. With that century, Beaumont set a new record for most WODI centuries by an English batter. Former English cricketer Charlotte Edwards and present English star Nat Sciver-Brunt both recorded nine WODI hundreds. 

Meanwhile, with her 10th WODI century, Beaumont became the third batter in WODI history to record 10 or more WODI hundreds.

Most WODI centuries (Top 5)

Tammy Beaumont became fourth to score 150 or more runs twice in WODI history

Tammy Beaumont remained not out on 150 runs off 139 balls with the help of 16 fours and one six. Her batting helped England Women score 320/8 in 50 overs. It was their second-highest WODI total against any hosts. Their record in this list is 331/7 in 50 overs against the hosts Sri Lanka Women at Hambantota in 2019. 

It was Beaumont’s second 150+ knock in her WODI career. During the 2016 Taunton WODI against Pakistan Women, Beaumont scored 168 not out. With her latest knock, Beaumont became the fourth batter to score 150+ WODI knocks twice. 

Most 150+ scores by a batter in WODI history

Ireland Women were all out for 45 runs; England Women won by 275 runs

In reply, Ireland Women were bundled out for only 45 runs. Only the Irish opener Una Raymond-Hoey (22) reached the double-digit mark in that innings. It was the 12th lowest completed total in WODI history, but lowest for Ireland Women, whose previous lowest record was 46 all out against Australia Women at Dublin in 2001. 

Among the English bowlers, Kate Cross (3/8) and Lauren Filer (3/10) bagged three wickets each, while Freya Kemp (2/7) and the WODI debutant Georgia Davis (2/19) picked up two wickets each. 

England Women won the WODI match by 275 runs. It was their largest WODI victory (by runs). Their previous record for the largest WODI win (by runs) was winning by 239 runs against Denmark Women at Banstead during the ICC Women’s World Cup 1993. 

England Women’s 275-run victory was the eighth largest win (by runs) for any team in the WODI history.