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Strauss ton leads England charge
Captain Andrew Strauss hits his second century of the series as England close day two on 259-2, trailing West Indies by 111.
Centurion Strauss targets innings win
Skipper Andrew Strauss eyes an innings victory as his unbeaten 102 helps England to 259-2 in reply to West Indies' 370.
Bears complete win against Surrey
Warwickshire's overnight pair Tim Ambrose and Rikki Clarke knock off the 41 needed to complete a five-wicket win against Surrey.
Headlines
- Wessels compiles Notts response
- Lancs held as Rogers hammers ton
- Hants bowl out Glamorgan to win
- Middlebrook claims late victory
- England v West Indies as it happened
- Derbyshire cruise to Essex victory
- Kent blitz sorry Leicestershire
- England Angry Anderson admits frustration
- Coetzer puts Northants in control
- Hampshire Shafayat pens one-year Hants deal
- Durham beaten as Dockrell shines
- England Strauss wants to calm Twitter row
- India Court drops cricket 'attack' case
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Only just catching up on Strauss' 2nd 100 in as many Tests! Makes this evening in Montpellier even better @AlisonMitchell 12 hours ago -
Close second day - Notts in front by 11 on 320 -4. Well done Riki Wessels 184 not out. @kevinhowellsbbc 12 hours ago -
It was in the final over but Northants beat Gloucestershire by 121 runs. @kevinhowellsbbc 13 hours ago
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Clip through midwicket for four, standing ovation. 193 balls. Strauss's 21st Test ton, 6th v Windies. Splendid scenes. 253-2, 117 behind @tomfordyce 13 hours ago -
Wonderful noise round Trent Bridge with Strauss poised on 98. KP going ballistic but it's all about a seco - THERE IT IS! @tomfordyce 13 hours ago
Around the World
- ENGLAND Samuels and Sammy rescue Windies
- AUSTRALIA Johnson back for Australia's tour
- BANGLADESH Bangladesh postpone Pakistan tour
- INDIA India 'assault' cricketer charged
- IRELAND Rankin injury leaves Bears short
- NEW ZEALAND New Zealand coach Wright to quit
- PAKISTAN Lancashire recruit Arafat for T20
- SCOTLAND Batsman Mommsen on trial at Leics
- SOUTH AFRICA Levi agrees to Somerset T20 stint
- SRI LANKA England secure series-levelling win
- WEST INDIES Trent Bridge will suit England - Stewart
- ZIMBABWE Zimbabwe skipper eyes Essex move
- COUNTY CRICKET Nash hits first century of season
- WOMEN'S CRICKET England pair recalled for India
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- ICC World Twenty20 2012
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- England in India 2012-13
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