
Emilio Gay Shines with Debut Half-Century Against New Zealand
Emilio Gay announced himself on the international stage with a composed half-century on his England Test debut against New Zealand.
158 articles

Emilio Gay announced himself on the international stage with a composed half-century on his England Test debut against New Zealand.

Rain interrupted England's march to victory at Lord's as New Zealand struggled to 55-5, still requiring 199 runs to win the first Test.

Despite persistent rain limiting play to under 10 overs, Ollie Robinson's exceptional bowling has left England requiring just five more wickets to secure victory over New Zealand.

England's batting lineup suffered a devastating blow as three key batsmen fell in rapid succession during the second day at Lord's.

Despite suffering a stunning collapse of four wickets for just one run, England recovered to dominate proceedings against New Zealand on a remarkable second day at Lord's.

England remain strong favourites despite a dramatic middle-order collapse at Lord's, with New Zealand facing an uphill battle on a treacherous pitch.

Jamie Smith's inexplicable decision to leave a straight delivery from Kyle Jamieson summed up England's horror start to the first Test against New Zealand at Lord's.

Ollie Robinson marked his Test comeback with a devastating four-wicket haul as New Zealand crumbled to 61-6 on day one at Lord's, trailing England by 79 runs.

Ollie Robinson's remarkable first-day figures of 4-10 against New Zealand demonstrated the rewards of rediscovering his passion for cricket after a two-year Test absence.

Ollie Robinson's spectacular return to England colours after 829 days away has exposed the selection committee's costly error in overlooking their most reliable seamer.

Harry Brook's eventful knock at Lord's showcased both his talent and the fine margins in Test cricket, with fortune and skill intertwining dramatically.

Ollie Robinson marked his England return after two years in the wilderness with a devastating spell that has put the hosts in control despite their own batting collapse.