Ollie Robinson Claims Two Wickets in Maiden Over to Start Pakistan Innings
England’s Ollie Robinson began the Pakistan innings by taking two wickets in a maiden over, extending what has been a dominant series for the bowler.
Robinson Starts with a Bang: Two Wickets, No Runs in First Over
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