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STANDING THE TEST OF TIME

ANNIE CHAVE

It was a blistering hot August day in the summer of 1976 when England took on Australia for the first women’s game ever to take place at Lord’s. This long-awaited occurrence cam after countless negotiations between the Women’s Cricket Association and the MCC. When permission was at last granted it was not a certainty to go ahead until it was clear Middlesex were not home for their Gillette Cup quarter-final.
On the day, Rachael Heyhoe Flint led her team, clad in plain white shirts and divided short skirts, around the side of the pavilion to avoid the forb...

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