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England’s Ollie Robinson made a significant impact on the third day of the first men’s Test against New Zealand, taking the wicket of Rachin Ravindra. According to The Guardian, Ravindra fell for just 8 runs, leaving New Zealand struggling at 53-4.

The day’s play was marred by rain interruptions, causing frustration among the crowd at Lord’s. After a brief respite, play resumed, but the weather continued to disrupt the match, with players frequently retreating from the pitch.

The conditions posed challenges for the New Zealand batsmen, particularly with Robinson bowling effectively under the lights. Devon Conway, who was on 19 runs, faced a tough start, with England’s bowlers applying pressure.

As the match unfolded, the crowd expressed their discontent over the weather-related delays, particularly after a sunny lunch period. Despite the interruptions, the players remained hopeful for extended play as they navigated the tricky batting conditions.