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J.M. Anderson 5-47 v New Zealand

J.M. Anderson - J.M. Anderson 5-47 v New Zealand

James Anderson sealed his fourth entry on the Lord’s Honours Board as New Zealand were put to the sword at the Home of Cricket in 2013. However, it wasn’t all plain sailing for England in this match and not until a rampant bowling performance from Anderson and Stuart Broad i...

G.P. Swann 5-44 v Australia

G.P. Swann - G.P. Swann 5-44 v Australia

England were simply ruthless at Lord’s against Australia in 2013, and the bowling of Graeme Swann was key in dismissing the visitors for only 128 in their first innings, as England took a 2-0 lead in the Ashes series. Aided by a century from Ian Bell, England made 361 all ou...

D.G. Bradman 254 v England

D.G. Bradman - D.G. Bradman 254 v England

Sir Donald Bradman scored his first century in his maiden test match at Lord's during the summer of 1930, when he hit 254 for Australia versus England. England had scored 425 all out in the first innings, but the magic of Bradman was yet to come and for the first time, Lord'...

K.R. Miller 109 v England

K.R. Miller - K.R. Miller 109 v England

Keith Miller made the Lord's Honours Boards for the first time when he scored 109 for Australia versus England in 1953. Considered to be more of a bowling all-rounder, Miller still had a decent record with the bat, averaging 36.97 during his career and his performance during...

Mohsin Khan 200 v England

Mohsin Khan - Mohsin Khan 200 v England

Mohsin Khan became the first Pakistan batsman to hit a double-century at Lord's, when he scored 200 during his country’s victory over England in 1982. In what was Pakistan’s first-ever taste of success at Lord’s, Khan’s opening innings score set the perfect foundation for hi...

S. Wettimuny 190 v England

S. Wettimuny - S. Wettimuny 190 v England

Sidath Wettimuny became the first Sri Lankan to make the famous Lord’s Honours Boards when he hit 190 during the drawn five-day Test match versus England in 1984. England won the toss and elected to field, giving opening batsman Wettimuny the opportunity to shine during Sri ...

M.E. Waugh 108 v England

M.E. Waugh - M.E. Waugh 108 v England

For the fifth time in seven Ashes’ series, England found themselves 2-0 down after the first two Test matches, and the foundations for the Australian victory at Lord’s in 2001 were laid by Mark Waugh’s first innings century. The quartet of Glenn McGrath, Jason Gillespie, Bre...

D.P.M.D. Jayawardene 199 v England

D.P.M.D. Jayawardene - D.P.M.D. Jayawardene 199 v England

Mahela Jayawardene’s superb rear guard century helped Sri Lanka pull off a great escape at Lord’s in 2006, with his patient 119 inspiring his side to what looked like an unlikely draw against England. When they followed on, at lunch on the third day, the Sri Lankans were 359...

Mohammad Yousuf 202 v England

Mohammad Yousuf - Mohammad Yousuf 202 v England

Mohammad Yousuf made history at Lord's, when he became just the second Pakistan batsman to score a double-hundred at the Ground in 2006. Having witnessed Sir Alaistair Cook, Paul Collingwood and Ian Bell all score centuries to give England a first innings total of 528/9 decl...

J.D.P. Oram 101 v England

J.D.P. Oram - J.D.P. Oram 101 v England

New Zealand all-rounder Jacob Oram sealed his place on the Lord’s Honours Board by hitting 101 in the rain-affected draw with England in 2008.  It was Oram’s only century against England, although he did make a half-century on his first Test appearance at the Home of Cricket...