(Photography credit: Malaysia Cricket Association)

Nearly 10 years after her ODI debut, Wyatt struck her maiden ODI century at the 59th attempt off just 86 balls. Only six ODI hundreds in the women’s game have been hit at a higher strike-rate for England that Wyatt’s 115.78. Wyatt’s opening partner Beaumont registered her seventh ODI hundred – only Charlotte Edwards and Claire Taylor have scored more in women’s ODIs for England. Wyatt and Beaumont’s stand was also the second highest women’s ODI opening partnership in England’s history.

[caption id=”attachment_130559″ align=”alignnone” width=”800″] Tammy Beaumont and Danni Wyatt both scored hundreds in England’s 75-run win over Pakistan[/caption]

Beaumont’s career ODI average climbed to 42.25 after her innings, meaning that no woman has scored more ODI runs for England at a better average. In a four year period dating back to the start of 2016, Beaumont now averages 49.06 in ODI cricket. Prior to 2016, she averaged just 17.25 in the format. In fact, since January 2016, Beaumont has scored more runs in women’s ODIs than anyone in the world and only Meg Lanning (seven) has scored as many centuries as Beaumont.

The Wyatt-Beaumont partnership laid the platform for what was ultimately a fairly routine win for England. Pakistan fell 75 runs short of England’s 284-6 as Kate Cross impressed with a four-wicket haul while Sarah Glenn took two lower-order wickets on debut.

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