Emilio Gay marks England debut with 57 against New Zealand at Lord's
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Last updated Jun 5, 2026

Emilio Gay made his England Test debut against New Zealand at Lord's, scoring 57 runs in the second innings. Gay's first day included a standout moment when he caught Kane Williamson off Ollie Robinson’s bowling during an impressive over. Despite his own performance, Gay expressed frustration over his dismissal, which coincided with a batting collapse that saw England lose four wickets for just one run. New Zealand is chasing 254 runs and currently sits at 36-3 in their second innings, facing a challenging target on a tricky pitch.
- •Gay scored 57 runs after debuting for England against New Zealand.
- •He caught Williamson off Robinson, who took three wickets in one over.
- •Gay's dismissal led to a quick collapse in England's batting.
- •New Zealand is 36-3 chasing a total of 254 runs.
"England debutant Emilio Gay has enjoyed a pinch-himself moment and endured a kick-himself moment over the course of his first two days as a Test cricketer.
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