Joe Root has five centuries and six half-centuries with an average over fifty at The Lords.
In 53 innings at The Lords, James Anderson and Stuart Broad have claimed 225 wickets.
Australia has won 4 of the last 5 Test matches against England while drawing the other match.
England vs Australia Team Preview
England
In this Lord’s Ashes Test, England stayed true to their offensive approach and came dangerously close to taking a 1-0 lead. They will not give in to the Australians and are confident of tying the series.
The primary injury concern from the First Test at Edgbaston involved Moeen Ali’s finger, but the seasoned all-rounder is anticipated to be fully well and ready to join the team for this Lord’s Test. Rehan Ahmed has been recalled to the team as a backup in case Moeen gets injured.
Australia
Australia showed incredible fortitude to recover from a difficult first day on the field and triumph in Edgbaston courtesy of some gutsy batting from the lower order. Australia will enter this match with great confidence after winning that game.
Given that left-arm bowler, Mitchell Starc is anticipated to rejoin the team for this Second Test, it would be quite intriguing to observe which starting lineup the Australian team management chooses. Josh Hazlewood is the guy who is most likely to leave the team, with Scott Boland anticipated to stay on.
Ben Stokes (c), Jonny Bairstow (wk), Ben Duckett, Joe Root, Moeen Ali, Harry Brook, Stuart Broad, Ollie Pope, Ollie Robinson, Zak Crawley, Jimmy Anderson
Pat Cummins (c), Alex Carey (wk), David Warner, Steve Smith, Cameron Green, Travis Head, Mitchell Starc, Marnus Labuschagne, Scott Boland, Usman Khawaja, Nathan Lyon
England vs Australia Team Form in Last 5 Matches
England – L W L W W
Australia –W W D W L
England vs Australia outfield report
Lords London
We predict that both captains will want to bowl first in advance of the Lord’s Test because the weather forecast indicates better conditions on Days 3, 4, and 5.
Most of the day will be overcast. It will be between 13 and 26 degrees. At 8 to 12 km/h, the wind will be blowing from the west. On day two, it’s supposed to rain.
The Lords Cricket Ground’s surface is renowned for its traditional features and is frequently seen as being favorable to both batsmen and bowlers.