'He's delighted!' - Fisher strikes early on Test return
Four years on from his previous Test appearance, Matt Fisher returns to the England side in style with a wicket in his third over as he removes New Zealand's Devon Conway at The Oval.
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Four years on from his previous Test appearance, Matt Fisher returns to the England side in style with a wicket in his third over as he removes New Zealand's Devon Conway at The Oval.
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