Chris Woakes and Broad destroyed Ireland on day 3, England won by 143 runs

Ireland had a chance to win their maiden Test against England at Lord’s with only 182 runs to get in the final innings but they were bowled out on just 38 runs.

Ireland had it all covered till day 3rd courtesy some fantastic bowling by Tim Murtagh with his 5 wickets haul in the maiden test against England. England was bowled out for just 85 runs. In reply, Ireland had a decent finish on 207 runs considering the conditions and England were trailed by 122 runs.

In Second innings England started well with Jack Leach scoring bulk of the runs, he got several chances as Ireland could hold on to their catches. Jack Leach was finally dismissed for his match-saving 92 runs innings. Jason Roy also played a good hand with quick 72 on 78 balls. England managed to reach 303 runs with a quick 32 from the lower order Sam Curran. Ireland needed 182 in the last innings to win.

IRELAND CRUSHED IN 4th INNINGS

It was always going to be difficult considering overcast conditions and the quality of English pace battery. However, nobody imagined that Ireland would only manage to get 38 runs off their final innings. It is amongst the top 10 lowest totals in the history of the game from any team.

There was simply no resistance from the Irish batsmen and the top runs scorer was James McCollum with his 11 runs in the 38 run reply of Irish team. England just had to bowl their 2 best strike bowlers and no other bowler had to bowl in the final innings as Stuart Broad and Chris Woakes wrapped it up for England with 4 and 6 wickets. Chris Woakes was the star of the show with his 6 wickets toppling the Irish in just 7.4 overs for 6 wickets.

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Chris Woakes stats and Figures.

Christopher Woakes

A talented allrounder, Chris Woakes will be eager to continue to make his mark for England in all three formats. After making his first-class debut in 2006, Woakes broke into the England one-day international side in 2011 against Australia in Sydney. He played three matches on that tour, but a solitary ODI against Ireland was his only other international match for 2011 after he suffered a quad injury. He had one opportunity for England in 2012 and returned to the side in early 2013, winning 11 ODI caps between then and September 2014. Woakes also made his Test debut in 2013 against Australia at The Oval and was included in the ODI squad for the November 2014 tour of Sri Lanka, where he played seven matches and took 14 wickets, including 6-47.  He will be looking to improve on his average of 29 with the bat to become a more rounded player in Test cricket.

He played for Sydney Thunder in the 2013 KFC Big Bash.

Test Debut date : 21/08/2013

ODI Debut date : 23/01/2011

T20 Debut date : 12/01/2011

Age : 30 years 26 days

Role : Allrounder

Height : N/A

Batting Style : Right Hand

Bowling Style : Right Arm Fast-Med

Team Played For : N/A

Batting Stats

Twenty20

Ings

BF

NT

R

100s

50s

Avg

SR

0s

HS

4s

6s

8

7

63

4

91

0

0

30.33

144.44

0

37

4

5

ODI

Ings

BF

NT

R

100s

50s

Avg

SR

0s

HS

4s

6s

99

68

1316

20

1186

0

4

24.71

90.12

0

95

84

19

Test

Ings

BF

NT

R

100s

50s

Avg

SR

0s

HS

4s

6s

33

55

2342

11

1177

1

4

26.75

50.26

0

137

153

3

Bowling Stats

Twenty20

Ings

Overs

B

M

R

WK

5 WK

10 WK

B Ings

BM

avg

E.R

8

8

27

162

0

253

7

0

0

2-40

36.1

9.37

ODI

Ings

Overs

B

M

R

WK

5 WK

10 WK

B Ings

BM

avg

E.R

99

95

773

4638

40

4327

142

3

0

6-45

30.5

5.6

Test

Ings

Overs

B

M

R

WK

5 WK

10 WK

B Ings

BM

avg

E.R

33

62

952.2

5714

211

2934

95

3

1

6-17

30.9

3.08

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