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Robinson's spell crushes Pakistan at Lord's
28 Aug
Summary
- Ollie Robinson took four wickets for 11 runs.
- Pakistan was bowled out for 110 runs.
- England leads by 261 runs with three wickets down.
On the second day of the Test match, England established a dominant position against Pakistan at Lord's. Following their first-innings score of 290, England's bowlers skittled Pakistan out for a mere 110 runs. Ollie Robinson was the standout performer, taking an impressive four wickets for just 11 runs. Jofra Archer also contributed significantly with three wickets.
This bowling display gave England a substantial 180-run first-innings lead. In their second innings, England reached 81-3 by the close of play, extending their overall advantage to 261 runs. Emilio Gay remained unbeaten on 30, with Joe Root also at the crease, guiding the team towards a series victory. Pakistan's batting collapsed within 38 overs, with only opener Azan Awais offering sustained resistance.
