New Delhi, July 14 -- The Indian women's cricket team scripted a landmark moment on Monday, becoming the first side to win a women's Test at Lord's with a commanding 270-run victory over England. For years, women's cricket fought for its legacy and inclusivity. In a result that will be remembered as one of the defining moments in women's cricket, India not only conquered the most iconic venue but also underlined how far they have come as a Test side. The historic triumph was made even more special by two names finding a permanent place in Lord's folklore. Pacer Kranti Gaud became the first Indian woman to enter the Lord's bowling honours board with her five-wicket haul, while wicketkeeper-batter Yastika Bhatia earned a place on the batting ...