Century at Lord’s: Yastika Bhatia Carves Her Place in Museum in Dubai
In a gesture as meaningful as the achievement itself, Yastika presented her bat and gloves from the match to the Shyam Bhatia Cricket Museum in Dubai.
Mumbai: Some milestones rise above the boundaries of the game and become timeless chapters in cricket’s story.
On July 12, 2026, at the hallowed turf of Lord’s Cricket Ground in London, Yastika Bhatia etched her name into history by becoming the first woman to score a Test century at the iconic venue.
Her innings against England was not just a personal triumph but a landmark moment for women’s cricket — a feat that will inspire generations to come.
In a gesture as meaningful as the achievement itself, Yastika presented her bat and gloves from the match to the Shyam Bhatia Cricket Museum in Dubai.
These treasured artifacts are more than mere equipment; they embody the dedication, resilience, and brilliance behind a century that redefined possibility.
This act of preservation ensures that her legacy will live on — reminding fans, players, and dreamers alike that cricket’s greatest stories are written not only in runs and records, but in the spirit of those who dare to make history.