How many Tests in England have not featured the England team?
And how many times has a bowler gone wicketless in the first innings and taken a five-for in the second innings of his debut Test?

Simon Katich is bowled by Mohammad Amir at Headingley, 2010. Pakistan have featured in two out of the six Tests in England that have not involved the host team • Hamish Blair/Getty Images
Ireland's fightback at Lord's last week, which at least staved off the innings defeat, owed much to Andy McBrine, who made 86 not out from No. 8, and No. 9 Mark Adair, who hit 88. This turns out to be only the sixth time both Nos. 8 and 9 have reached 80 in the same Test innings.
The Worcestershire fast bowler Josh Tongue had figures of 0 for 40 and 5 for 66 on his Test debut, against Ireland at Lord's last week.
Chris Gayle is the only opener to carry his bat in a T20I innings (by which I mean open and remain unbeaten in an all-out innings, not just bat through the 20 overs). Gayle scored 63 not out of West Indies' 101 against Sri Lanka in the semi-final of the T20 World Cup at The Oval in 2009.
The match you're talking about was the County Championship game between Somerset and Middlesex in Taunton in April 2007. Middlesex declared at 600 for 4, with centuries for Owais Shah, Billy Godleman and David Nash, but Somerset replied with a county-record 850 for 7, which included 315 from Justin Langer and single centuries for James Hildreth, Cameron White and Peter Trego. In the time remaining before the draw was agreed, Ed Smith reached three figures and Middlesex got to 209 for 2.
The World Test Championship final between Australia and India, which is scheduled to start at The Oval on Wednesday, will be the 548th Test match played in England and Wales (three have been staged in Cardiff). This will be only the seventh not to feature England. The others were the three matches between Australia and South Africa in the 1912 Triangular Tournament, two matches between Pakistan and Australia in 2010, and the inaugural WTC final, in which New Zealand beat India, in Southampton in June 2021.
Steven Lynch is the editor of the updated edition of Wisden on the Ashes