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Emilio Gay describes Test debut half-century as ‘like a dream’ after putting England in charge
- Gay’s 57 off 95 helped England reach 226 in their second innings, putting them in control at Lord’s.
- Gay described his debut day as a ‘bit of a whirlwind’ and a ‘dream’ after his top-scoring knock.
- England’s bowlers, led by Nathan Smith, restricted New Zealand with six wickets in the visitors’ innings.
- England exploited momentum after Gay’s half-century as the crowd roared at Lord’s.
- Gay’s dismissal sparked a late collapse as England’s tail failed to add runs.
- Gay opened his Test career with a four off his first delivery against Kyle Jamieson.
- England’s first-innings bowling boost came with a diving catch by Gay at short leg.
- New Zealand faced a target after stumps with a 36 for three score in the chase.
- The Guardian report highlights the 40,000-strong Lord’s crowd and the electric atmosphere.
- Gay credited the supportive crowd and conditions as part of a surreal two days.
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