Remarkable Robinson blows away Pakistan to hand England series win | The Telegraph Cricket Podcast
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England are two from two in the post-Bazball era and have wrapped up their series against Pakistan with a game to spare. Jake, Nick and Will unpack all the action from the second Test and ask how much we can read into England's new regime, given the level of opposition they were facing. One major positive has been England's seamers, particularly Ollie Robinson who continued his impressive summer form at Lord's with a third player of the match award. Speaking of Lord's, the 'Home of Cricket' again faced criticism for producing another poor pitch. However, both Will and Nick agree it was significantly better than the pitch we saw earlier this summer against New Zealand. Away from the action, Will gives us the latest on the Brydon Carse situation and we discuss Sky's decision to air an interview with Imran Khan's sons despite Pakistan threatening not to return to the field if they did so. And we answer your questions as usual, too! Chapters 00:00 - Episode Highlights 01:09 - England
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