England move closer to win on wet day at Lord's

England move closer to win on wet day at Lord'sTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Ravindra bowled for eight by RobinsonByStephan ShemiltCricket Correspondent at Lord'sPublished2 minutes agoCommentsFirst Rothesay Test, Lord's (day three of five)England 140 (Brook 56; Jamieson 5-62) & 226 (Gay 57; N Smith 6-70)New Zealand 113 (Jamieson 38*; Robinson 5-39,) & 55-5 (Atkinson 2-16, Robinson 2-18)New Zealand require 199 runs to win, England need five wicketsScorecardEngland made use of the limited time available to take strides towards a much-needed victory over New Zealand in the first Test at Lord's.Fewer than 10 overs were possible because of persistent rain on day three, but Ollie Robinson was still able to claim the important wickets of Rachin Ravindra and Daryl Mitchell.In moving to seven wickets in the match on his comeback to Test cricket, Robinson left New Zealand 55-5, 199 runs adrift of an increasingly fanciful target of 254.Dry weather is forecast for Sunday, when England will surely complete a win to begin their post-Ashes rebuild on a positive note.Robinson dodges rain to move England closerTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Robinson strikes again as Mitchell falls for a duckGiven the grim nature of the weather forecast, even the small amount of play that was possible on Saturday could be viewed as a bonus.Perhaps more could have taken place. Lord's appeared dry and ready during an early lunch taken at 12:20 BST before play eventually began at 13:00.The players yo-yoed on and off the field over the course of the next 70 minutes, with two delays before the weather had the final say at 14:10.Just as in his 5-39 in the first innings, Robinson revelled in the conditions in his first Test for more two years. The damp conditions under the floodlights exacerbated the difficulty of battin...