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Two world records for Michelle Goszko Rick Eyre - 26 June 2001
Michelle Goszko broke one world record and equalled another when she scored 204 for Australia against England in the First Test of the CricInfo Women's Series at Shenley on June 25, 2001. When she passed 131, Goszko set a new record for the highest score on debut in the 112-match history of women's Tests, beating the previous mark set by compatriot Mel Jones on the last tour of England three years ago. At 204 she equalled the mark for the highest individual score by any batsman since women's Tests began in 1934. Her lbw dismissal at the hands of Clare Taylor stopped her from gaining an outright claim on the record. Players who have scored 150 or more in women's Test cricket:
204 Kirsty Flavell, New Zealand v England at Scarborough, 1996 It should be noted that the world record score in a women's one-day international is in fact higher than this - 229 by Belinda Clark for Australia against Denmark in the 1997 World Cup in India. Centuries on debut in women's Tests:
108 Una Paisley, Australia v New Zealand at Wellington, 1948 (Note: the records showed for many years that Shanta Rangaswamy scored a century on debut for India against New Zealand in Dunedin in 1977. It was later decided that India's six-match series against the West Indies in 1975-76, in which Rangaswamy played, should have Test status, thus depriving her of this rare honour.) © 2001 CricInfo Ltd
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