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Vaughan 'feels sorry' for batters on poor Lord's pitch

Vaughan 'feels sorry' for batters on poor Lord's pitch
BBC News Friday 05 June 2026, 20:02 UTC 1 min read
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Michael Vaughan "feels sorry" for batters over the state of the Lord's pitch after 33 wickets fell on the opening two days of the first Test between England and New Zealand.

Michael Vaughan "feels sorry" for batters over the state of the Lord's pitch after 33 wickets fell on the opening two days of the first Test between England and New Zealand.
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