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South Africa's Hashim Amla hits a ball from England's Graeme Swann during the 3rd day of the third Test at Lord's cricket ground in London. (AP Photo)LONDON: Hashim Amla's unbeaten fifty steadied South Africa as England pressed with both bat and ball on the third day of the third Test at Lord's on Saturday.At stumps, the Proteas were 145 for three in their second innings -- a lead of 139 - with Amla...
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ISTJonny Bairstow fell five runs short of a maiden test century as England reached 277 for eight at lunch on day three of the third and final test against South Africa at Lord's on Saturday.Bairstow, in the team for the omitted Kevin Pietersen, was bowled for 95 by Morne Morkel. He was the last of three wickets in a successful morning session for the tourists, who lead by 32 runs after scoring 309....
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England reached 277 for eight at lunch on day three of the third and final Test against South Africa at Lord's on Saturday.Bairstow, in the team for the omitted Kevin Pietersen, was bowled for 95 by Morne Morkel. He was the last of three wickets in a successful morning session for the tourists, who lead by 32 runs after scoring 309.It was a courageous effort by the 22-year-old after coming to the crease...
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England batsman Jonny Bairstow missed his maiden Test ton as England were bundle out for 319 runs against South Africa on day three....
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Philander drew the first blood on day 3 with the new ball. Matt Prior, chasing a swinging delivery, edged behind to give Kallis an easy catch at second slip. England lost their sixth wicket before scoring 221 runs.At stumps on Day 2, South Africa were in the driving seat after scoring 309 runs in their first innings and later removed five of England’s wickets for 208 runs at the Lord’s Test....
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first day of the crucial Lord's Test between England and South Africa was marred by a number of controversial decisions given under the much-debated Decision Review System (DRS), as the Proteas ended the day at 262 for seven.The DRS played the most significant component in shaping the match on the first day.James Anderson appealed for a ball outside off against captain Graeme Smith and despite a clear...
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was a century partnership between Ian Bell and Jonny Bairstow that rescued England’s innings on Day 2. The hosts were struggling at 54/4 at one stage. He are the updates of the match from Day 2.Bairstow who replaced Kevin Pietersen for the third and final Test has played a significant role. He initially went through some trouble against the short balls but it has been a well composed innings from the...
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After scoring 309 runs in their first innings, South Africa were in commanding position as the hosts were struggling at 208/5 at stumps on Day 2 at the Lord’s Test.England lost too many wickets in the morning session which sent them on the back seat and Proteas bowlers made the best of the seam conditions in Lord’s.Strauss couldn’t contribute much with the bat in his 100th Test and was bowled by Morkel....
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England's top order capitulated after lunch on the second day of the third and final Test against South Africa as they slumped to 54 for four at Lord's, denting their hopes of levelling the series.through fast bowlers Morne Morkel and Dale Steyn, who both had two wickets at the interval.However Ian Bell with 47 not out, and the recalled Jonny Bairstow with unbeaten 58 were keeping England in the fray....
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