England vs Ireland Only Test 2023 Highlights

Watch the highlights of England vs Ireland Only Test 2023 - Ireland tour of England one & only Test match played between Ireland and England at Lord's, London in 01st June to 04th June 2023.

Stuart Broad celebrates his 20th Test five-for © PA Photos/Getty Images

Ollie Pope's maiden double-hundred, Ben Duckett's career-best 182, Stuart Broad and Debutant Josh Tongue's five-fors gives England easy ten-wicket victory over Ireland in a one-sided game of the one-off Test match.

Match Stats : England chased 11 was their joint sixth lowest successful run-chase in Test matches. The ten-wicket win is England's joint largest victory by terms of wickets remaining in Test matches, It is their 22nd time win by ten wickets and first time England had defeated Ireland by ten-wickets in Tests. Ireland's 172 was their joint fifth lowest score in Test matches and It is their second worst-total against England in Tests after their lowest-total of 38 against same opponent at same venue in 2019. Stuart Broad's 5 for 51 was his 20th 5-wicket haul or more wickets for England in Test matches. Stuart Broad became the second England bowler to claimed a five-wicket haul against Ireland in Tests after Chris Woakes. Chris Woakes' 5 for 51 was the second best bowling figures by an England bowler against Ireland in Tests after Chris Woakes' 6 for 17 at same venue in 2019. 109 : Zak Crawley and Ben Duckett set up the record first-wicket partnership for England against Ireland in Test matches, previously held by the 26-run stand between Jack Leach and Rory Burns at same venue in 2019. England's 524 was their highest total against Ireland in Test matches, previous highest was 303 at same venue in 2019. England's run-rate of 6.33 during their total of 524 - which was their second highest run-rate in a total of 500-plus in Test cricket and also the second highest run-rate total of 500+ in Test cricket after their 6.5 against Pakistan in the last year during their total of 657 at Rawalpindi. 252 : Ben Duckett and Ollie Pope set up the record second-wicket partnership for England against Ireland in Test matches, previously held by the 145-run stand between Jack Leach and Jason Roy at same venue in 2019 and the England's 11th highest second-wicket stand in Tests. Ollie Pope hammered a 207-ball fastest double-hundred in England in Test cricket history, surpassing the previous record of 220-ball double-century held by Ian Botham against India at The Oval in 1982. Ollie Pope hammered a 207-ball second fastest double-century by an England batsman in Test matches after Ben Stokes' 163-ball double-hundred against South Africa at Cape Town in 2016 and the seventh fastest-double-century in Test cricket. Ollie Pope became the first England batsman to score a double-century against Ireland in Test cricket history. Joe Root became the second England batsman to reach 11,000 Test runs after Alastair Cook's 12,742 runs and the only the eleventh player to reach the 11,000-run milestone in Test cricket. Ben Duckett hammered a 150-ball fastest 150 by any batsman at The Lord's in Test cricket history, surpassing the previous record of 166-ball 150 held by Don Bradman against England in 1930.

* Stuart Broad's 20th five-wicket haul as Ireland collapse for 172 before Openers Zak Crawley and Ben Duckett's Fifties put England solid position on the opening day of the one-off Test match.

* Ollie Pope's 207-ball maiden double-century and Ben Duckett's career-best quick-fire 182 helped to England posted commanding first innings total of 524-4 for declared and take a massive 353-run first-innings lead before Ireland second innings scored 97 for 3 at stumps in the day two of the one-off Test match.

* Debutant Josh Tongue's debut five-wicket haul as Ireland set the target of 11 and England chased the 11 in the day three of the one-off Test match.

Ireland 1st Innings scored 172 for all-out in 56.2 overs with top scorer by James McCollum struck 36 off 108-balls including 5-fours.

Curtis Campher cracked a 33 off 79-balls including 6-fours, Paul Stirling blasted a 30 off 35-balls included 5-fours with strike rate of 85.71, Andy McBrine 19 and Lorcan Tucker 18.

1st Innings England best bowler by Stuart Broad claimed a 5-wicket haul for 51-runs in 17-overs including five maidens, Jack Leach picked up 3-wickets for 35-runs in 14-overs included two maidens and Matthew Potts took 2-wickets.

England 1st Innings scored 524-4 for declared in 82.4 overs with top scorer by Ollie Pope hammered a career-best 205 off 208-balls - which was his 1st Test double-century.

Ben Duckett blasted a career-best 182 off 178-balls - which was his 2nd Test hundred & his first century against Ireland in Tests - including 24-fours & a six with strike rate of 102.24.

Zak Crawley hammered a 56 off 45-balls including 11-fours with strike rate of 124.44, Joe Root struck 56 off 59-balls included 4-fours & a six.

1st Innings Ireland best bowler by Andy McBrine strikes 2-wickets, Graham Hume took one-wicket and debutant Fionn Hand - who took one-wicket on his debut Test match.

Ireland 2nd Innings scored 362 for all-out in 86.2 overs with top scorer by Mark Adair blasted a 88 off 76-balls including 12-fours & 2-sixes with strike rate of 115.78.

Andy McBrine cracked a unbeaten 86 off 115-balls including 14-fours, Harry Tector hit 51 off 98-balls included 4-fours & a six, Lorcan Tucker scored 44 off 64-balls including 7-fours, Curtis Campher 19 and Paul Stirling 15.

2nd Innings England best bowler by Debutant Josh Tongue - who claimed a 5-wicket haul for 66-runs in 21-overs including two maidens on his debut Test match.

Joe Root, Stuart Broad, Matthew Potts and Jack Leach each took one-wickets.

England chased 12 for without lost a wicket in four balls with top scorer by Zak Crawley cracked a unbeaten 12 off 4-balls including 3-fours.

Ollie Pope named Player of the match for his career-best quick-fire 205 off 208-balls including 22-fours & 3-sixes with strike rate of 98.55.

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