Ollie Robinson

Ollie Robinson set the tone emphatically on day two of the Third Test, dismissing two Pakistan batters in his very first over without a single run being scored off his bowling.

Jonathan Agnew has drawn a striking comparison between Ollie Robinson and Australian great Glenn McGrath, as the England seamer continues to dismantle Pakistan with metronomic precision this summer.

Marcus Trescothick says comparisons between England's emerging pace attack and the iconic 2005 Ashes winners are entirely justified, as Robinson, Archer, Atkinson and Tongue click into gear.

Ollie Robinson produced a devastating spell of seam bowling to take four wickets for just 11 runs, helping skittle Pakistan out for 110 and give England a commanding 180-run advantage at Lord's.

Ollie Robinson produced a dream opening to the first Test against Pakistan, dismissing Azan Awais lbw with the first ball of the morning at Headingley. Jamie Hall looks at what this tells us about England's seam attack.

A stunning pair of five-wicket hauls from Ollie Robinson and Josh Tongue bowled Pakistan out for 171, with England closing day one on 112-2 at Headingley.

A stunning double five-wicket haul performance from Josh Tongue and Ollie Robinson saw England reduce Pakistan to 171 all out on day one of the first Test at Headingley.

Joe Root's second stint as England captain began in near-perfect fashion at Headingley, as Ollie Robinson and Josh Tongue shared all ten wickets to dismiss Pakistan for just 171 on day one of the first Rothesay Test.

England face further team selection challenges as Ollie Robinson joins Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson on the sidelines for the second Test against New Zealand.

Sussex pace bowler Henry Crocombe has earned his first England Test squad call-up as cover for the injured Ollie Robinson ahead of Wednesday's second Test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge.

Ollie Robinson marked his Test cricket return with a magnificent five-wicket haul against New Zealand at Lord's, announcing his comeback in emphatic style.

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.