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Worcester pupils inspired by historic England women cricket Test

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Worcester pupils inspired by historic England women cricket Test
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Young female cricketers in Worcester are feeling inspired by the first women's Test match held at Lord's. They believe high-profile exposure will help challenge the perception that cricket is primarily a sport for boys.

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Increased visibility for women's sports at historic venues is a key driver for gender equality and participation in athletics.

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Image caption, From left to right: Elsa, Naomi, Cat and Esme play in RGS Worcester's cricket team

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The article focuses on the personal perspectives of young athletes and the cultural impact of the event.

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