England’s Bazball reset begins with 115-run win over New Zealand early on Day 4 at Lord’s

England secured a 115-run victory over New Zealand in the first cricket test at Lord’s, marking a strong start to their new approach under coach Brendon McCullum and captain Ben Stokes. New Zealand, needing 254 runs to win, was bowled out for 138 before lunch on Day 4. England’s Gus Atkinson shone with figures of 5-30 on a challenging pitch that favored bowlers. Emilio Gay impressed with a second-innings score of 57 on his test debut, while Ollie Robinson took seven wickets in his return to the team. The match, which was the second shortest completed test at Lord’s, highlighted England’s ability to adapt to difficult conditions. The second test of the series will be held at The Oval starting June 17. QUESTION: How might England’s new approach to cricket influence the team’s future performances and reputation on the international stage?