England opener Tammy Beaumont mounted a historic innings underlined by record-breaking double-hundred on day three of the Women's Ashes at Trent Bridge.<\/p>\n
With her knock of \ufeff208 runs from 331 balls, Beaumont becomes the first Englishwoman to score a Test double-century. <\/p>\n
Her efforts also brought the hosts within 10 runs of Australia's first-innings total of 473 before the 32-year-old became the last wicket to fall.<\/p>\n
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With Beaumont finally dismissed after two days of chaos, England were all out for 463 after tea\ufeff, bringing Australia's opener pair of Phoebe Litchfield (41*) and Beth Mooney (33*) back out to the crease.<\/p>\n
Australia takes a 92-run lead into day four with 10 wickets remaining.\ufeff<\/p>\n
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