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India secured a 270-run victory against England in the one-off Test at Lord's, a result that helps offset their earlier exit from the World Cup semi-finals this month.

England extended their innings into the fourth morning, enabling Sophie Ecclestone to achieve her first half-century in an England shirt, a milestone she marked with visible joy alongside her partner Lauren Filer.

Ecclestone relied on DRS to reverse an lbw ruling against her at 44, with UltraEdge confirming a slight bottom edge from Deepti Sharma's delivery.

Additional pressure arose when Ecclestone tried to keep the strike, leaving No 11 Filer to face 17 scoreless deliveries, during which she also survived an lbw review from India while Ecclestone approached 50.

Soon after reaching the half-century, Ecclestone was dismissed by Sneh Rana, ending England's innings at 186 about 20 minutes before lunch.

Earlier that morning, Amy Jones fell in the third over, caught by Shafali Verma at midwicket, while Issy Wong lasted 33 balls before Deepti Sharma dismissed her, followed by Lauren Bell in the next over.

The match did not provide the desired farewell for key batters Tammy Beaumont and Heather Knight, though their next Test is set for April 2027 in the Caribbean, allowing time for review and preparation.