England bowler Ollie Robinson will miss the second test against New Zealand due to a sore right knee. Robinson, who was player of the match in the first test, experienced soreness after a training session and underwent a scan. Uncapped Henry Crocombe has been called up as cover.
Fast bowler Ollie Robinson has been ruled out of England's second Test against New Zealand due to right knee soreness. The 32-year-old, who was Player of the Match in the first Test, will remain with the squad for rehabilitation. Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson are also unavailable pending an investigation.
England's bowling attack faces further disruption as Ollie Robinson is out of the second Test vs. New Zealand due to knee soreness. This follows unavailability of Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson pending an investigation. Robinson's absence forces at least three changes to England's lineup.
Uncapped Sussex bowler Henry Crocombe has been called into England's squad for the second Test against New Zealand as cover for Ollie Robinson, who is experiencing knee soreness. Robinson will undergo a scan, while Gus Atkinson and Ben Stokes are also unavailable due to a nightclub incident.
Pace bowler Henry Crocombe has been added to England's squad for the second Test against New Zealand as cover for Ollie Robinson, who is experiencing knee soreness. The 24-year-old Sussex bowler has impressed in county and Lions matches.
New Zealand dropped to fourth in the ICC World Test Championship standings after a 115-run loss to England in the first Test at Lord's, despite Australia leading the table with 84 points and a 87.50% points percentage.
England secured a decisive win in the first Test against New Zealand at Lord's, a crucial morale boost after a difficult Ashes series, with standout performances from bowlers Ollie Robinson, Gus Atkinson, and Josh Tongue, and promising batting from Emilio Gay.
England defeated New Zealand by 115 runs in the first Test at Lord's, with Gus Atkinson taking 5/30 as New Zealand was bowled out for 138 on Day 4, despite Glenn Phillips' unbeaten 44.
England pacer Ollie Robinson takes 3 wickets in the opening over of an innings, a first for England, to leave New Zealand struggling at 61/6 on Day One of the 1st Test Match at Lord's Cricket Ground
Ollie Robinson marked his England Test return with a historic 3-wicket first over, leading the team to a strong position against New Zealand at Lord's, after a 2-year absence due to off-field issues and injuries.
Ollie Robinson made a dream return to the England Test team, taking 4-10 against New Zealand at Lord's after a two-year absence. The 32-year-old seamer credits rediscovering his "love of the game" and hard work on fitness for his comeback.
Ollie Robinson made a stunning return to Test cricket, taking four wickets for 10 runs against New Zealand. The 32-year-old, who feared his England career was over, credited rediscovering his love for the game in Australia for his comeback performance.
Ollie Robinson took four wickets on his return as England collapsed to 140 all out, with Kyle Jamieson taking five wickets. New Zealand then faltered to 61 for six by stumps on a rain-affected opening day of the Test match.
Ollie Robinson took four wickets on an eventful opening day of the Test against New Zealand at Lord's. After England were bowled out for 140, Robinson's devastating spell reduced NZ to 61-6.
Ollie Robinson took four wickets on an eventful opening day against New Zealand, after England were bowled out for 140. Kyle Jamieson took five wickets for New Zealand.
Ollie Robinson took four wickets in his first over for England in over two years, helping to bowl out New Zealand for 61-6 after England were dismissed for 140 on day one of the first Test at Lord's.
Ollie Robinson took three wickets in his first over on his Test return, dismissing Devon Conway, Kane Williamson, and Rachin Ravindra. New Zealand is 2/3, trailing by 138 runs.
Ollie Robinson took three wickets in his first over back in the Test side, dismissing Devon Conway, Kane Williamson, and Rachin Ravindra. New Zealand is 2/3, trailing by 138 runs.
England's cricket team faces a challenging summer with ticket sales low and competition from the IPL. Ollie Robinson's recall after past controversies offers a potential spark for the 'Bazball' era, but questions remain about his maturity and the team's relevance.
Lord's hosts its 150th Test match between England and New Zealand amid storylines of redemption and the growing influence of franchise cricket. England's squad sees new faces and returns, while concerns linger over player availability due to IPL commitments, prompting ICC action.
England's cricket team faces a summer of intrigue after their Ashes loss, with a large squad named for the first Test against New Zealand. Key players like Zak Crawley are out, while Ollie Robinson is recalled as the attack leader, Gus Atkinson as support, and Josh Tongue as the X-factor.
Stuart Broad expressed surprise at Ollie Robinson's recall for England's first Test against New Zealand, questioning why the bowler was excluded from the Ashes squad if now considered fit and essential.
Ollie Robinson, 32, recalled to England's Test squad after 2-year exile; England director of cricket Rob Key praises him as 'one of the best bowlers in the world' citing his 76 wickets at 22.92 average in 20 Tests, despite past fitness and controversy issues.
England names Sarah Taylor as first female fielding coach for men's Test team, alongside a new squad for the New Zealand series featuring three uncapped players and Ollie Robinson's return.
