England vs Ireland cricket: Ireland post lowest score in Test at Lords as Chris Woakes stars

The visitors posted the seventh lowest total in Test match history

England cricket team meet Theresa May at Downing Street after winning World Cup

Relive all the action as Ireland haplessly chased a famous victory over England at Lord's.

Jack Leach's 92 as a nightwatchman appeared to have England on course to right the wrong of Wednesday's 85 all out but yet another middle order collapse had Ireland on the verge of a monumental win in just their third Test match.

Chris Woakes and Stuart Broad were sensational with the ball though to prevent humiliation for the hosts in preparation for the Ashes.

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Key Points

• England beat Ireland by 143 runs at Lord's 
• Ireland bowled out for 38 in second innings in just 15.4 overs - the second lowest total in Test match history
• Visitors needed 182 to claim their first-ever win
• Nightwatchman Jack Leach (92) starred for England with the bat
• Chris Woakes (6/17) and Stuart Broad (4/19) shone with the ball

[26 July 2019 13:50 · digitalsport]

14.1 Ireland 36 - 9 Andy McBrine 0  Tim Murtagh 0 (c Root b Broad 0)

WICKET!

This will be over by lunch at this rate. Irish chances squandered and hopes demolished. Broad gets his fourth, brushing an edge out to Root who comfortably catches. Another duck.

[26 July 2019 13:53 · digitalsport]

14.3 Ireland 36 - 9 Boyd Rankin 0  Tim Murtagh 0

Boyd Rankin in at 11. England need 1 wicket to win.

[26 July 2019 13:55 · digitalsport]

15.1 Ireland 38 - 9 Boyd Rankin 0  Tim Murtagh 2

Murtagh is off and running after taking a big swing to off side. Manages to get 2 runs.

[26 July 2019 13:56 · digitalsport]

15.2 Ireland 38 - 9 Boyd Rankin 0  Tim Murtagh 2

[26 July 2019 13:59 · digitalsport]

15.4 Ireland 38 ALL OUT! (Murtagh b Woakes 2) 

WICKET!

It's all over for Ireland as they are skittled for 38 and England win by 143 runs. Woakes has his sixth and Ireland have capitulated. The lowest Test total of all time at Lord’s behind the 47 achieved by New Zealand in 1958.

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Report from Lords.