England on Brink of Victory: Woakes and Carse Outshine New Zealand in Hagley Test
England's Chris Woakes and Brydon Carse spearheaded a strong bowling performance against New Zealand, leaving the host teetering at 155/6 during the first Test at Hagley Oval. Despite resilience from Kane Williamson and Glenn Phillips,
England dominated New Zealand in the first test, with Harry Brook's 171 setting them ahead. Chris Woakes excelled, aiding in ...
They discuss Harry Brook, whose knock means he now has more overseas centuries than David Warner, as well as Chris Woakes ...
Chris Woakes bowled the best ball of the day. Yet the man the England team ran to immediately after, led by Woakes himself, was Jonny Bairstow. And it made sense. Bairstow had after all hung on ...
THE Aussie legend has suggested that the umpires "need investigating" after changing the ball for the England bowlers. ©News Group Newspapers Limited in England No. 679215 Registered office: 1 ...
For a man who answers – as modestly as one can – to the nickname “Wizard”, Chris Woakes’ overseas record has become such ...
A penny for Chris Woakes' thoughts after he had seen first Ben Stokes and then Saqib Mahmood pick up wickets on day two in Grenada, with deliveries that stayed low, leaving the batters helpless.
A sustained seam attack by Chris Woakes and Brydon Carse following a belligerent batting effort saw England on the verge of ...
England saved the day in that last session taking five wickets from a rather tricky situation from the first two sessions where New Zealand made it to 193-3.
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