Tammy Beaumont announces retirement from international cricket

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England batter Tammy Beaumont, 35, has announced her retirement from international cricket after nearly 17 years.
Her final match will be the upcoming Test against India at Lord's.
Beaumont holds the England women's record for ODI centuries and was part of the 2017 World Cup-winning squad.

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England batter Tammy Beaumont, 35, has announced her retirement from international cricket after nearly 17 years. Her final match will be the upcoming Test against India at Lord's. Beaumont holds the England women's record for ODI centuries and was part of the 2017 World Cup-winning squad.

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