England take control in the first Test against New Zealand, with Ollie Robinson taking five wickets to swing the match. Robinson’s performance is backed by Josh Tongue, who also claims three wickets. Together, their spell helps restrict New Zealand and sets up England’s advantage heading into the later stages of the match. England secure a first-innings lead of 27 runs, according to the reports. The combined impact of Robinson and Tongue shifts momentum towards England, leaving New Zealand trailing after their batting effort. The outlets agree on the key contributions—Robinson’s five wickets and Tongue’s three—as well as the overall first-innings result, with England finishing ahead by 27. Beyond these shared points, the reports provide limited further detail, but the common theme is that England’s bowling attack, led by Robinson, creates a measurable edge through the first innings and positions them to press for control as the match continues.