England Are Forced to Follow On Despite Flintoff's Unbeaten Century
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England followed on 466 runs behind in Antigua despite an unbeaten century from Andrew Flintoff, but, with the openers battling through to the close, they can save the match today.
The second innings should have begun disastrously when Marcus Trescothick gloved one from Tino Best to the wicketkeeper before he had scored but was not given out. The West Indians looked tired when they bowled again as they could not move the ball through the air or off the pitch, while the wicket held together and Pedro Collins struggled with a sore back.See the full content of this document
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England Are Forced to Follow On Despite Flintoff's Unbeaten Century
They were forced to use the part-time spinners, looked leaderless when Brian Lara went off the field for the final session and the 145 runs that...
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