England player Jonny Bairstow carried Daniel Knorr off the pitch.
Three climate change protesters who were found guilty of aggravated trespass after they ran on to the pitch during the Ashes series at Lord’s cricket ground have been sentenced.
Nick Rowe, security operations manager at Lord’s, said the protesters got “very close” to the wicket and play had to stop for a short period immediately after the incident. Nick Collins, the head of security at Lord’s, said the match was “probably the biggest game of our season”, adding that the protest had “ the rest of the day".
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