Ollie Robinson

South Africa manage just 69 for six at the Oval after tribues were paid to the Queen before play began.

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ENG vs SA 3rd Test: Pacer Ollie Robinson puts England on top with five-wicket haul to bundle out South Africa for a paltry 118 in first innings.

Follow ENG vs SA 3rd Test Live updates on ENG vs SA 3rd Test: Pacer Ollie Robinson puts England on top with five-wicket haul to bundle out South Africa for a paltry 118 in first innings ENG vs SA 3rd Test: Ollie Robinson returned the best figures of his England career as South Africa were dismissed for just 118 in the third and deciding Test at the Oval on Saturday.

The Proteas were 69-6 at lunch on the third day, although this represented a recovery from 36-6, with Sussex seamer Robinson returning fine figures of 4-21 ...

Ollie Robinson took his best figures for England as South Africa slumped to 118 all out in the third and deciding Test at the Oval on Saturday after cricket paid its respects to Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. From emperors to queens, the diamond has changed several hands... At the event, Modi met a group of sixteen workers, who were engaged in the redevelopment of the entire stretch, and... In a statement, Charles called his mother's death "a moment of the greatest sadness for me and all members of my... [In pics: A look back at life of King Charles III as he becomes Britain's oldest monarch to take the throne](/photogallery/world-images/in-pics-king-charles-iii-over-the-years-with-queen-elizabeth-and-royal-family-194796#debate-in-article) Zondo, however, was out in the first over after lunch, when he fended at a lifting delivery from Broad to end a game stay of 57 balls. But that ignored the fact that South Africa had thrashed England by an innings and 12 runs at Lord's inside three days before the hosts needed a similar amount of time to win the second Test in Manchester by an innings and 85 runs. But the bowler had his revenge when the batsman edged a ball that moves off the seam to Root at first slip. - The continuing overcast conditions at the Oval again favoured England's quicks and after a minute's silence had been observed in memory of the Queen After a minute's silence had been observed in memory of the Queen, with the first rendition at a major sporting event of 'God Save the King' -- Britain's now altered national anthem given Charles III is the new monarch, South Africa's longstanding top-order trouble again became apparent. With the opening day washed out without a ball bowled and no play on Friday following the death of Britain's longest-serving monarch on Thursday, concerns had been expressed as to whether the game could be completed inside three days. The Proteas were 69-6 at lunch on the third day, although this represented a recovery from 36-6, with Sussex seamer Robinson returning fine figures of 4-21 in eight overs.

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And, in keeping with England’s new attacking mantra with the ball, they pitched the ball up: only once since 2005 has a side bowled fuller in the first 20 overs of any Oval Test. In the first 20 overs, England found a good line and length with 54 per cent of deliveries, the third highest figures in the last 120 Tests in England. And England’s embrace of seam, allied to the skills of their three pace bowlers, meant that light relief for South Africa was scarce. Away from English climes, as England showed in Australia and the West Indies last winter, the best sort of attack is a varied attack. When the sun came out at lunchtime, it was as if to mock the South African batsmen. Perhaps the most important moment in the opening morning at The Oval came 48 hours earlier, when Ben Stokes won the toss.

Ollie Robinson took four wickets as South Africa suffered a dramatic collapse in the third and deciding Test against England at the Oval on Saturday after ...

The Proteas were 69-6 at lunch on the third day, although this represented a recovery from 36-6, with Sussex seamer Robinson returning fine figures of 4-21 in eight overs. But that ignored the fact that this three-match series was level at 1-1 after South Africa thrashed England by an innings and 12 runs at Lord's inside three days before the hosts needed a similar amount of time to win the second Test at Old Trafford by an innings and 85 runs. Ollie Robinson took four wickets as South Africa suffered a dramatic collapse in the third and deciding Test against England at the Oval on Saturday after cricket paid its respects to Britain's Queen Elizabeth II.

ENG vs SA, Day 3: England are leading by 36 runs after Ollie Robinson's five-wicket haul helped them bowl South Africa out for 118 in their first innings.

Following his precious knock lower down the order, Jansen picked up four wickets for 34 runs in 11 overs. The right-arm pacer picked up five wickets and broke the backbone of the South African batting. After opting to field first, the Three Lions bowled the Proteas out for 118 in 36.2 overs.

Ollie Robinson and Ollie Pope lifted England into a useful position in the third Test with South Africa after an extraordinary, wicket-laden third day laced ...

While there remain question marks about both out-of-form England openers, they were temporarily brushed aside as Pope continued the adventurous approach. Before then was a carefully orchestrated tribute to the Queen, including the players entering the field through a military guard of honour, a minute's silence and the national anthems of both teams, with the crowd joining in a rendition of God Save the King before a spontaneous and prolonged ovation broke out. Marco Jansen top-scored in South Africa's innings with 30 - one of only two touring players to reach 20 - before his four for 34 pegged England back, and with the Proteas trailing by just 36, they remain firmly in the hunt.

ENG vs SA: Ollie Robinson returned his best England figures before South Africa hit back in the third and deciding Test at the Oval on Saturday.

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On the day cricket took the sporting lead at the Kia Oval in paying respects to Queen Elizabeth II and honouring the new King Charles III, it was Ollie ...

From the moment of silence, the sombre adorning around the ground, to the singing of "God Save The King", it was note-perfect. To share our respects in the way we did was a huge honour for us and the silence that we experienced walking down those steps is something none of us have ever experienced. "Fortunately it was me and it's put the team in a great position going forward." The things we've noticed a little bit more is later on in the day, my pace has stayed more level compared to what it was maybe 12 months ago, which is something I've really worked on in the last three or four months. A recall in the second Test at Emirates Old Trafford at the expense of the impressive Matthew Potts represented a new chapter for Robinson, putting injury and general fitness issues behind him to take five in the match (1 for 48 and 4 for 43) as England levelled with an innings-and-85-run win. A total that meant even with the host's own missteps towards the end of Saturday, they lead by 36 with three wickets still in hand.

Ollie Robinson admitted there was a little trepidation in the England camp about singing the new national anthem – as some players were wary of getting the ...

We want to force a result in this game and that’s what we’re trying to do.” [Terms of use,](https://www.independent.co.uk/service/user-policies-a6184151.html) [Cookie policy](https://www.independent.co.uk/service/cookie-policy-a6184186.html) and [Privacy notice.](https://www.independent.co.uk/service/privacy-policy-a6184181.html) “My run-up was all over the place, couldn’t find a rhythm, I was just trying to focus on smashing out the length, really. It’s not the best I’ve felt.” [Privacy policy](https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en) and [Terms of service](https://policies.google.com/terms?hl=en) apply. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google By clicking ‘Register’ you confirm that your data has been entered correctly and you have read and agree to our Registration is a free and easy way to support our truly independent journalism “The type of cricket we want to play is brave cricket and be positive. “To share our respects in the way we did was a huge honour for us and the silence that we experienced walking down those steps is something none of us have ever experienced.” “It was really special to be able to sing it at this sport event and it was a really special morning and honour to be a part of. A hush descended as the players came on to the field via a military guard of honour and a minute’s silence was broken only by a one-bell chime from the highest ranking military official in attendance.

After an emotional tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II, England tore through South Africa's batting before losing seven wickets at the Oval.

But should we expect anything different from the side led by Ben Stokes and coached by Brendon McCullum? Robinson’s improved fitness has added extra pace to his accuracy and bounce and, as in Manchester, England reaped rapid rewards. The formalities were simple and dignified. And with 17 wickets falling on the first of them, England may have enough of an advantage to win the first Test of the second Carolean era. Broad wrapped up the tail and finished with 4-41 but Robinson had the distinction of raising the ball to the appreciative fans, his five-wicket haul coming at the expense of just 49 runs. The advertising hoardings that circled the field, the signage and the big screens were also clothed in black as a backdrop to two images of Queen Elizabeth from two different stages of life as the crowd filed in to take their seats early.

England seamer Ollie Robinson provides perfect pick-me-up with first Test five-for during the reign of a King since Lancashire spinner Malcolm Hilton in 1952...

These are early days, but no England bowler has taken more than his 49 Test wickets at a lower average since Frank Tyson terrorised the Australians in the 1950s. The fastest thing about him was his choice of food. But Robinson Mk II has learned his lesson, in the process relegating Broad to first change. Conditions were in his favour: the sky was grey, the pitch a light green. Earlier, spectators had remained silent in honour of the Queen; now, they roared for Robinson. By 2.30, he had five wickets, and no one was telling him to go easy on the celebrations.

England's bowlers were superb right from the start, Ollie Robinson soon had the crowd on their feet once more, this time in celebration, Dean Elgar's off ...

Then came a rain delay and with it a final session of the day that saw South Africa sneak somewhat unexpectedly back into proceedings. After a more measured approach in the last Test, England here were back to pure uncut Bazball, the scoreboard racing along at around five an over for much of their innings. Popular gadgets including laptop, tablet and mobile specifications, features, prices, comparison. England vs South Africa: Follow this space for the live scorecard and ball-by-ball updates on the third and final Test between England and South Africa at The Oval in London. The Test match between England and South Africa will begin at The Oval and the Women's T20I match between England and India will also go ahead at the Riverside in Durham Ultimately it was a fairly unbelievable day of cricket, from the moment of collective respect for a Queen whose reign had been long enough to encompass every Test victory in India’s cricketing history to the 17 wickets that fell in the sessions that followed it – an extraordinary day that was both this Test’s first and third and one we are unlikely to ever see the likes of again. England’s bowlers were superb right from the start, Ollie Robinson soon had the crowd on their feet once more, this time in celebration, Dean Elgar’s off stump sent flying through the air, silence from The Oval replaced by a joyous roar. Stuart Broad was excellent for his 4/41, but the star was Robinson who picked up a career best 5/49 to put England in a position of superiority that ultimately they may feel they had squandered a little by the close. There was the inevitable loss of the openers, but when Joe Root and then debutant Harry Brook were together with Ollie Pope in the middle, the hosts would have been eyeing a healthy first innings lead. There were cameos from Khaya Zondo and Marco Jansen, whose performance added further weight to the argument that his non-selection in the second Test was pure madness, but England soon had South Africa all out for 118, just sneaking into their top 50 worst totals of all time. There was perhaps a danger that the emotion of the moment could have overwhelmed some of the players, they can after all have never experienced a start to the day quite like it, however of the two sides it was not England who looked out of step to begin with. It began with spine-tingling silence, a capacity crowd of over 27,000 people on their feet and completely noiseless for almost ten minutes – from the moment the teams made their way down the dressing room steps until both national anthems had been sung, not a sound to be heard in the entire ground – an extraordinarily unified moment of solemn respect.

17 wickets fell on the third day of the final Test between England and South Africa, which was effectively the first playing day of the match.

['We need to include both': Cheteshwar Pujara bats for inclusion of Rishabh Pant & Dinesh Karthik in playing XI] [Ollie Robinson](/topic/ollie-robinson)returned his best England figures before South Africa hit back in the third and deciding Test at the Oval as 17 wickets fell on Saturday after cricket paid its respects to Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. England, after bowling out South Africa for 118 owing to Ollie Robinson's best figures in Test matches, took a 36-run lead at the stumps with three wickets still in hand. Sri Lanka vs Pakistan, Asia Cup head-to-head stats, records - All you need to know ahead of the 2022 final

Robinson admitted that it was an honour to play an integral part on an extraordinary day for English cricket, as his five-wicket haul put England in the ...

It was shortly after England levelled the series in Manchester when Robinson revealed that he had ‘become a bit of a gym freak’. The type of cricket we want to play is brave cricket and be positive. In the 70 overs possible before bad light stopped play an hour early, 17 wickets fell - the joint-most in a single day of a Test at The Oval since 1933. To go out there and be positive and try and force a result really. The ground was full, though silent as the players and officials entered the field through a military guard of honour before a minute's silence was held for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. To show our respects in the way we did was a huge honour for us and the silence we experienced walking down those steps was something none of us have ever experienced,’ said Robinson.

Seamer Ollie Robinson took five wickets as England skittled South Africa for 118 on the third day of the third Test at The Oval today, before motoring to ...

After an emotional tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II, England tore through South Africa's batting before losing seven wickets at the Oval.

But should we expect anything different from the side led by Ben Stokes and coached by Brendon McCullum? Robinson’s improved fitness has added extra pace to his accuracy and bounce and, as in Manchester, England reaped rapid rewards. The formalities were simple and dignified. And with 17 wickets falling on the first of them, England may have enough of an advantage to win the first Test of the second Carolean era. Broad wrapped up the tail and finished with 4-41 but Robinson had the distinction of raising the ball to the appreciative fans, his five-wicket haul coming at the expense of just 49 runs. The advertising hoardings that circled the field, the signage and the big screens were also clothed in black as a backdrop to two images of Queen Elizabeth from two different stages of life as the crowd filed in to take their seats early.

The third five-wickets in an innings haul of 28-year-old Sussex seamer's Robinson's 11-match Test career surpassed his previous best at this level of 5-65 ...

Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. The third five-wickets in an innings haul of 28-year-old Sussex seamer’s Robinson’s 11-match Test career surpassed his previous best at this level of 5-65 against India at Headingley last year

England seamer Ollie Robinson has continued on his terrific start to Test cricket, and now the pacer has once again brought his bowling average to below 20 ...

Can’t knock England management this summer regarding the bowling & what it had to work with . Combination of accuracy, movement and pressure - South Africa have no answer.— Adam Collins (@collinsadam) [September 10, 2022] As James Anderson dismissed the other opener, Sarel Erwee, Robinson nipped out the in-form number 3 Protea batter, Keegan Petersen. This meant that to win this 3-day Oval Test, and the series which stands 1-1 after two matches, England needed a quick-fire start with the ball. The first day of this Test was washed out after the toss had happened where Ben Stokes chose to bowl first.