England has secured a series victory over Pakistan in the second Rothesay Test at Lord's, winning by 194 runs. The win was largely attributed to Ollie Robinson, who took four wickets in each innings.
Robinson, 32, achieved figures of four for 11 in the first innings and four for 24 in the second, contributing to Pakistan being dismissed for 194 while chasing a target of 389. His performance leaves him with 99 career scalps, including 23 at an average of 8.35 in the three games since his recall to the national side.
This victory marks England's first success in a multi-match series since December 2024. For Joe Root, it is his first series win as skipper since early 2021 in Sri Lanka.