England’s Ollie Robinson is in major doubt for the second Test against New Zealand after sustaining a knee injury. Multiple outlets report that Robinson, who impressed in the first Test last week with a player-of-the-match performance, is now subject to an assessment before a decision is made on his availability. Sky News and Sky Sports say Robinson is set to undergo a knee scan, indicating the extent of the injury is still being evaluated. Stuff.co.nz similarly describes him as a major doubt to play against the Black Caps, framing it as a fresh problem for England ahead of the match. Yahoo Sports adds that England’s situation is worsening amid ongoing injury concerns affecting squad selection, with Robinson’s potential inclusion becoming uncertain. With the second Test approaching, England are left weighing Robinson’s scan results and recovery outlook against the need to name a fit bowling option. Some coverage also notes that England call up an uncapped bowler, suggesting they prepare alternatives in case Robinson is ruled out.