Glenn Phillips
No mentions found
This entity hasn't been tracked yet, or Iris is still building its knowledge base.
Related Articles from SNS
'Just what England wanted' - Tongue gets two early wickets
England's Josh Tongue bowls New Zealand's Glenn Phillips and Nathan Smith early on day two of the Second Test.
'Just what England wanted' - Tongue gets two early wickets
England's Josh Tongue bowls New Zealand's Glenn Phillips and Nathan Smith early on day two of the Second Test.
'Just what England wanted' - Tongue gets two early wickets
England's Josh Tongue bowls New Zealand's Glenn Phillips and Nathan Smith early on day two of the Second Test.
'Just what England wanted' - Tongue gets two early wickets
England's Josh Tongue bowls New Zealand's Glenn Phillips and Nathan Smith early on day two of the Second Test.
'Just what England wanted' - Tongue gets two early wickets
England's Josh Tongue bowls New Zealand's Glenn Phillips and Nathan Smith early on day two of the Second Test.
'Just what England wanted' - Tongue gets two early wickets
England's Josh Tongue bowls New Zealand's Glenn Phillips and Nathan Smith early on day two of the Second Test.
England build on first-innings lead after New Zealand crumble for 113
England build on first-innings lead after New Zealand crumble for 113 LONDON, June 5 : A rejuvenated England reached 72-1 at lunch, leading by 99 runs after New Zealand were bowled out for 113 in the first session of day two of the opening test at Lord's on Friday. • England opener Ben Duckett scored 33 before Will O'Rourke had him caught at gully by Glenn Phillips. • Debutant Emilio Gay (24) remains unbeaten along with Jacob Bethell.
England v New Zealand: first men’s cricket Test, day two – live
Updates from the second day of the series at Lord’s Sign up for The Spin | Follow us on TikTok | Mail TanyaGood morning and welcome to day two of the first Test of the summer, the morning after the evening before, when everyone staggered over the line at twenty past seven, punch drunk and 16 wickets poorer. It was a fast-food order of a first day, punchy innings from Harry Brook and Glenn Phillips the only ballast against the clattering of wickets between the showers. Kyle Jamieson finished...
England lead by 27 after Robinson's five-wicket haul at Lord's
England lead by 27 after Robinson's five-wicket haul at Lord's LONDON, June 5 : England established a 27-run first-innings lead after New Zealand were bowled out for 113 in the first session of day two of the opening test at Lord's on Friday. • New Zealand resumed on 61-6 after Ollie Robinson marked his return to England’s test side with a four-wicket haul on day one. Glenn Phillips was bowled for 34 by Josh Tongue in the second over of the day.
England v New Zealand: first men’s cricket Test, day two – live
Updates from the second day of the series at Lord’s Sign up for The Spin | Follow us on TikTok | Mail TanyaGood morning and welcome to day two of the first Test of the summer, the morning after the evening before, when everyone staggered over the line at twenty past seven, punch drunk and 16 wickets poorer. It was a fast-food order of a first day, punchy innings from Harry Brook and Glenn Phillips the only ballast against the clattering of wickets between the showers. Kyle Jamieson finished...