Lord's Test: First day's game ends, Ireland lead by 122 runs in England
On the brilliant bowling of fast bowler Tim Murta, Ireland put England on 85 for the first day of the first Test being played at Lord's Cricket Ground.
ENG vs IRE England vs Ireland Test Match: Ireland, after breaking the World Cup winner England's brilliance on the brilliant bowling of Tim Murta, scored 85 runs on the first day of the only test match being played at Lord's Cricket Ground. Reconciled. This was the first time in the 143-year history of Test cricket that England's team was all-out before lunch in the first innings of the match on the first day of the match. There is also a Lowest Score in an innings of England's Test match at home after 1997.
Ireland's fast bowler Tim Murta took 13 and took 5 wickets in his nine overs. While Mark Edair scored three more Boyd Rankin for 2 wickets. In reply, Ireland's team also got reduced to 207 runs after facing 58.2 overs in their first innings. Andrew Balbirny top scored for Ireland with 51 and Paul Sterling not out 36. Kevin O'Brien was unbeaten 28 runs. For England, Stuart Broad, Oli Stone and Sam Curren shocked 3 3 wickets. Moin Ali's hand hit 1 success.
Read Also: ENG vs IRE: This shameful record of the first time England's name was recorded in the history of Test cricket.
On the first day at the stumps, England scored 0 in their second innings without losing any wicket without playing. Rory Burns and Jason Roy are unbeaten. Earlier, in England's first innings, three batsmen could reach double digits. Daniel who top scored with 23 runs. Olly Stone contributed 19 and Sam Curran contributed 18. Jason Roy helped England win the title with their explosive batting in the World Cup. But in his debut test match, he made just 5 runs and returned pavilion. The pavilion returned in the form of a great form, Johnny Bayreresto opened without opening the account. Moin Ali and Chris Woox also failed to open the account. Captain Joe Root scored just two runs and returned to the pavilion.
#ENGvsIRE #EngvsIrelivescore #EnglandvsIreland
On the brilliant bowling of fast bowler Tim Murta, Ireland put England on 85 for the first day of the first Test being played at Lord's Cricket Ground.
ENG vs IRE England vs Ireland Test Match: Ireland, after breaking the World Cup winner England's brilliance on the brilliant bowling of Tim Murta, scored 85 runs on the first day of the only test match being played at Lord's Cricket Ground. Reconciled. This was the first time in the 143-year history of Test cricket that England's team was all-out before lunch in the first innings of the match on the first day of the match. There is also a Lowest Score in an innings of England's Test match at home after 1997.
Ireland's fast bowler Tim Murta took 13 and took 5 wickets in his nine overs. While Mark Edair scored three more Boyd Rankin for 2 wickets. In reply, Ireland's team also got reduced to 207 runs after facing 58.2 overs in their first innings. Andrew Balbirny top scored for Ireland with 51 and Paul Sterling not out 36. Kevin O'Brien was unbeaten 28 runs. For England, Stuart Broad, Oli Stone and Sam Curren shocked 3 3 wickets. Moin Ali's hand hit 1 success.
Read Also: ENG vs IRE: This shameful record of the first time England's name was recorded in the history of Test cricket.
On the first day at the stumps, England scored 0 in their second innings without losing any wicket without playing. Rory Burns and Jason Roy are unbeaten. Earlier, in England's first innings, three batsmen could reach double digits. Daniel who top scored with 23 runs. Olly Stone contributed 19 and Sam Curran contributed 18. Jason Roy helped England win the title with their explosive batting in the World Cup. But in his debut test match, he made just 5 runs and returned pavilion. The pavilion returned in the form of a great form, Johnny Bayreresto opened without opening the account. Moin Ali and Chris Woox also failed to open the account. Captain Joe Root scored just two runs and returned to the pavilion.
#ENGvsIRE #EngvsIrelivescore #EnglandvsIreland
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