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ENGLAND 416 (127.1 OVERS)1ST INNINGS
- Anthony McGrath81 (183)
- Alec Stewart68 (133)
- Douglas Hondo3/98 (22)
- Heath Streak4/64 (34.1)
ZIMBABWE 94 (32.1 OVERS)1ST INNINGS
- Ray Price17 (40)
- Tatenda Taibu31 (67)
- Steve Harmison2/22 (9.1)
- Richard Johnson6/33 (12)
ZIMBABWE 253 f/o (93.4 OVERS)2ND INNINGS
- Dion Ebrahim55 (123)
- Travis Friend*65 (107)
- James Anderson4/55 (23)
- Steve Harmison4/55 (21.4)
A fine performance by England again, good fast bowling from their young pacers but Zimbabwe did fight back better in this innings
It was Johnson in the first innings and for England in the second innings it was Anderson and Harmison with 4 apiec
Hope you liked the Test match and we invite you to carry on watching the ongoing SL v WI match on Wisden CricInfo as we say goodbye for now
Man of the Match - Richard Johnson
DT Hondo b Harmison 4 (11m 7b 1x4 0x6) SR: 57.14
Harmison back
END OF OVER:93 | 4 Runs | ZIM: 248/9
- Douglas Hondo4 (6b)
- Travis Friend60 (104b)
- James Anderson23-8-55-4
- Ashley Giles25-9-51-1
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