England VS. Pakistan Second Test Highlights, Lord's

Josh Tongue became the sixth England number 11 to reach double figures in both innings of the same Test. Brian Statham and Derek Underwood achieved the feat twice. The last person to do so was James Anderson, also against Pakistan, at Dubai in 2011-12
The last person to do so at Lord's was Ryan Harris for Australia in 2013 whilst Derek Underwood was the last England player to do so, against West Indies in 1973
For the seventh time in his Test career, Joe Root fell lbw in both innings. The last occasion was this year, against New Zealand at The Oval
Root drew level with Greg Chappell as the seventh-highest run-scorer against Pakistan with 1581 runs
The nine wickets for 130 taken by Mohammad Abbas is the second-best performance for Pakistan vs. England at Lord's. The best is Yasir Shah's 10 for 141 in 2016
For their fourth time, England were dismissed in both innings of the same Test by a maximum of four Pakistan bowlers. The other occasions were at The Oval in 1954, at Karachi in 1983-84 and at Lord's in 2016. This figure also includes run outs
Pakistan's first innings 110 is their fifth-lowest, completed total against England at Lord's. Their lowest is 74 in 2010
The last England bowler to take a minimum of eight wickets in a Test for fewer than 35 runs - Robinson's figures were 27-11-35-8 - was Tony Lock (9 for 29) against New Zealand at Lord's in 1958
Only nine bowlers have bettered Robinson's match analysis in Test history (based on taking a minimum of eight wickets). The last was Chris Martin (8 for 31) for New Zealand vs. Zimbabwe at Napier in 2011-12
Robinson finished the Test on 99 wickets
England's win saw the 100th Test victory at Lord's (in its 151st Test). This figure includes three matches which did not involve England. All three involved Australia, once against South Africa in the 1912 Triangular tournament, another in the 2025 World Test Championship final, also against South Africa and a third against Pakistan in 2010.