Atkinson takes five wickets as England secures victory at Lord's
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 7, 2026, 12:08 PM
Last updated Jun 7, 2026

England claimed a win against an unnamed opponent at Lord's on June 7, 2026, highlighted by a five-wicket haul from Atkinson. The pitch proved difficult for batting, resulting in a wicket falling every 24.9 balls, marking the fastest rate seen in a Test match in England since 1907. The match showcased the challenges players faced throughout the game, making batsmen’s efforts more challenging. Following this victory, England continues to build momentum in the series.
- •Atkinson claimed five wickets during the match.
- •The match took place at Lord's on June 7, 2026.
- •The pitch offered a difficult batting environment with frequent wickets.
- •Wickets fell at a rate of every 24.9 balls.
- •This rate is the quickest in a Test in England since 1907.
- 12:08 PMESPNcricinfo — Atkinson five-for seals England win on up-and-down Lord's pitch
"The pitch made batting so treacherous that a wicket fell every 24.9 balls, the quickest rate in a Test in England since 1907
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