PETER HAYTER

@phaytercricket
Lord’s cricket ground will have a different look and feel to it when England and New Zealand take the field this week for the first Test of the summer, what with reduced crowd numbers allowed to watch and modernised Compton and Edrich stands to watch it from, but in one major respect nothing will have changed nor probably ever will.
Before the global rise of forms of cricket that deal in maximums and strategic time-outs, there was no argument.
Of all the great cricket arenas of the world, the home of the Marylebone Cricket Club was the summer sport&r...