Best in 112 years! Ollie Robinson breaks Jasprit Bumrah’s mark to claim Test cricket’s best bowling average
Ollie Robinson has reached a remarkable milestone in Test cricket, now boasting the best bowling average for bowlers who have played at least twenty Tests. This noteworthy achievement occurred during England's second Test against Pakistan at Lord's, where Robinson's crucial four-wicket spell effectively crushed Pakistan's resistance and solidified England's dominance in the fourth innings.
Ollie Robinson has broken Jasprit Bumrah's 112-year-old record to claim the best bowling average in Test cricket, with an average of 19.53 after playing 23 Tests and taking 99 wickets. The achievement came during England's second Test against Pakistan at Lord's, where Robinson's four-wicket burst helped put England in control of the match. Bumrah, who has taken 234 wickets in 52 Tests at an average of 19.79, remains the second-best in this category.
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