Also on Wednesday, Amelia Kerr — a 17-year-old cricketer from New Zealand — started trending on Twitter after she set a new world batting record in women’s one-day cricket.

The teenager scored a “blistering” 232 not out against Ireland during a match in Dublin. It is the third-highest individual score by any player of any age — male or female — in ODI (One Day International) cricket history.

“It’s pretty surreal,” Kerr told cricket site ESPNcricinfo after the match. “I had no idea [of the record]. I think I heard them say stuff on the speaker but I didn’t hear them because everyone was clapping.”

When asked how she would celebrate breaking a world record for women’s cricket, Kerr replied: “Bit of recovery and watch some quality TV in Love Island! Recoupling tonight, so it’s going to be a good episode.” A woman after our own hearts.

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