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England’s Robinson Takes 4-10 as New Zealand Slumps to 61-6 at Lord’s
Ollie Robinson’s 4-10 left New Zealand 61-6 after England were bowled out for 140, with Harry Brook’s 56 the top score.
- On Thursday, England were bowled out for 140 at Lord's, leaving New Zealand reeling at 61-6 by stumps in a chaotic opening day of Test cricket.
- Aside from Harry Brook, who scored 56, England's top seven batters struggled against swinging conditions, unable to build partnerships or find consistency against the pace attack.
- New Zealand bowler Kyle Jamieson claimed 5-62 in his first Test since February 2024, but England's Ollie Robinson snatched the spotlight with 4-10 from six overs, including three wickets in his opening over.
- Trailing by 79 runs, New Zealand finished the day on 61-6, with Glenn Phillips leading a late counterattack unbeaten on 31 as the visitors fought to avoid following on.
- The tourists require near-miraculous batting on day two to secure a first-innings lead, as volatile conditions and inconsistent strokeplay continue to define this anarchic Test series under Brendon McCullum's leadership.
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England's Ollie Robinson Takes 3 Wickets In 1 Over, 4 In Total, To Spark New Zealand Collapse In 1st Test
England's Ollie Robinson marked his first Test for more than two years with four wickets, including three in a sensational opening over, as New Zealand collapsed to 61-6 at stumps at Lord's on Thursday.
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