England's bowlers stole the show in the first Test match against New Zealand at Lord's, securing a crucial six-wicket win for the home side. Ollie Robinson was the pick of the bunch, taking three key wickets, including that of Kane Williamson.
The batters struggled on a tough day with the bat, but England's bowlers made up for it in style. Dom Sibley and Zak Crawley both fell cheaply, leaving England reeling at 14/2. However, Ben Stokes and Joe Root showed some semblance of stability, putting on a crucial 61-run partnership.
But the real hero of the day was Robinson, who picked up three wickets in the space of just six balls to turn the game on its head. His efforts were matched by fellow bowlers Mark Wood and Stuart Broad, who both chipped in with vital wickets.
The win gives England a much-needed boost ahead of the second Test match, which takes place at Edgbaston next week. Captain Joe Root was full of praise for his team's effort, saying: 'We've shown what we're capable of when the bowlers come to the party.'