West Indies was dismissed all out for 121 in its first innings to provide the 265th occasion of a team dismissed all out for a total less than 150 runs in an innings against England. It also provides the 27^th occasion of West Indies dismissed all out for a total less than 150 runs in an innings against England

West Indies was dismissed all out for 121 in its first innings to provide the 163rd occasion of a team dismissed all out for a total less than 150 runs in an innings against England on away soil. It also provides the 21st occasion of West Indies dismissed all out for a total less than 150 runs in an innings against England on away soil.

West Indies was dismissed all out for 121 in its first innings to provide the 47th occasion of a team dismissed all out for a total less than 150 runs in an innings against England at Lord’s It also provides the fifth occasion of West Indies dismissed all out for a total less than 150 runs in an innings against England at Lord’s

West Indies capped M Louis in this game. He became the 339^th cricketer to represent West Indies in tests. He also became the 118^th West Indies cricketer to make his debut in tests against England.

APP Atkinson and JL Smith were capped by England in this test. They became the 708^th and 709^th   cricketers to represent England in tests. They also became the 98^th and 99^th cricketers to make their test debut against West Indies.

APP Atkinson and JL Smith were capped by England in this test. They became the 104^th and 105^th   cricketers to represent England in tests at Lord’s. They also became the 16^th and 17^th cricketers to make their test debut against West Indies at Lord’s

JL Smith was capped by England in this test. He became the 64th wicket keeper to represent England in tests. He also became the sixth wicket keeper to make his test debut against West Indies.

JL Smith was capped by England in this test. He became the seventh wicket keeper to represent England in tests at Lord’s. He also became the third wicket keeper to make his test debut against West Indies at Lord’s

AAP Atkinson of England captured seven wickets conceding 45 runs against West Indies in the this test at Lord’s to provide the 25^th occasion of a bowler capturing seven or more wickets in an innings on test debut. AAP Atkinson became the seventh England bowler to capture seven wickets in an innings on test debut.

He also became the fourth England bowler to capture seven wickets on debut against West Indies. He also became the fourth bowler to capture seven wickets on debut at Lord’s . He also became the third England bowler to capture seven wickets in an innings on debut at Lord’s

AAP Atkinson became the ninth bowler to capture seven or more wickets in the first innings on test debut. He has the distinction of capturing seven or more wickets in the first innings on test debut bowling least number of overs

AAP Atkinson became the third England bowler to capture seven or more wickets in the first innings on test debut.  He has the distinction of becoming the first England bowler to capture seven or more wickets in the first innings on test debut bowling least number of overs

AAP Atkinson became the second bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture seven wickets in an innings on test debut in 12.0 overs and less than 12.0 overs

His seven for 45 provides the second best figures in a test innings on debut by an England bowler against West Indies at Lord’s

His seven for 43 provides the fourth occasion of a bowler capturing seven or more wickets conceding 45 and less than 45 runs in a test innings on debut

Three West Indies batsmen failed to score in its first innings to provide the 29^th occasion of three West Indies batsmen scoring ducks in an innings against England. It also provides the eighth occasion of three West Indies batsmen scoring ducks in an innings against England in a test at Lord’s

JL Smith of England scored 70 in this test. He became the third England wicket keeper batsman to score fifty plus runs in an innings on test debut at Lord’s.  He also became the second England wicket keeper batsman to score fifty plus runs in an innings on test debut against West Indies at Lord’s

Shoaib Bashir of England was dismissed run out for zero in an innings after facing 17 deliveries to provide the fifth occasion of an England batsman dismissed run out for zero in an innings at Lord’s. It also provides the second such occasion in a test innings against West Indies at Lord’s

Shoaib Bashir of England was dismissed run out for zero in an innings to provide the fourth occasion of an England batsman dismissed run out for zero in an innings at Lord’s. It also provides the second such occasion in a test innings against West Indies at Lord’s

Shoaib Bashir of England was dismissed run out for zero in an innings after facing 17 deliveries. He now holds the record for an England batsman dismissed run out for zero facing most deliveries in a test innings at Lord’s. The previous record was held by DL Amiss who was dismissed run out for zero in an innings after facing eleven deliveries against India at Lord’s in Jun 1971.

to provide the fourth occasion of an England batsman dismissed run out for zero in an innings at Lord’s. It also provides the second such occasion in a test innings against West Indies at Lord’s

Shoaib Bashir of England was dismissed run out for zero in an innings after facing 17 deliveries. He now holds the record for an England batsman dismissed run out for zero facing most deliveries in a test innings against West Indies at Lord’s. The previous record was held by G Miller who was dismissed run out for zero in an innings after facing six deliveries against West Indies at Lord’s in Jun 1984

Lord’s – Mecca of Cricket – witnessed for the first time, five England batsmen scoring half centuries in a test innings in the annals of test cricket.  This incidence occurred during the on-going test between England and West Indies. Zak Crawley {76}, Ollie Pope {56}, Joe Root {68}, Harry Brook {50} and Jamie Smith {70} were the five England batsmen who scored half centuries

It also provides the second such occasion of five or more batsmen scoring half centuries in a test innings at Lord’s.  Prior to this six Sri Lankan batsmen had scored half centuries against England at Lord’s in May 2006.

Test cricket has witnessed 42 occasions of batsmen scoring five or more half centuries in a test innings.  It’s the second such occasion at Lord’s. It also provides the eighth such occasion by England batsmen in a test innings and the second such occasion by England batsmen against West Indies.