Best in 112 years! Robinson breaks Bumrah’s mark to claim Test’s best 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 etched a remarkable achievement in Test cricket history by surpassing Jasprit Bumrah's bowling average mark to claim the best average among bowlers with at least 20 Tests over the past century. The England seamer accomplished this remarkable feat during England's second Test against Pakistan at Lord's on Sunday, contributing four wickets to help secure control in the fourth innings.
In the course of his stellar performance, Robinson earned 99 wickets in 23 Test matches, averaging 19.53, which places him just one wicket away from reaching the three-figure mark.
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