Dom Sibley struck four boundaries during his unbeaten knock of 86
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Dom Sibley and Ben Stokes scored an unbeaten 86 and 59 not out respectively to rescue England from their rocky start against the West Indies on the opening day of the second Test in Manchester.
Steve Smith celebrates after scoring his third double century in Test cricket
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Steve Smith scored a sensational 211 to keep Australia in a commanding position over England on the second day of the fourth Ashes Test in Manchester.
Marnus Labuschagne (left) and Steve Smith both scored half-centuries on the opening day of the fourth Ashes Test
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Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith scored 67 and 60 not out respectively to give Australia the upper hand on the first day of the fourth Ashes Test, which was affected by rain and blustery winds.
Jonny Bairstow celebrates after bringing up his maiden ODI century
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Jonny Bairstow struck an unbeaten 100 as England waltzed their way to a seven-wicket win over the West Indies at Old Trafford in Manchester.
“There have just been too many times when we as a team go, gulp, ‘Vern might be injured again'”
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South Africa all-rounder Vernon Philander will work on his fitness and conditioning ahead of the Proteas’ summer at home.
England celebrate after winning the series 3-1
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England all-rounder Moeen Ali took a five-wicket haul to not only hand his side a 177-run win over South Africa at Old Trafford, but also lead them to a 3-1 series win.
Moeen struck eight boundaries and three sixes during his unbeaten knock of 67
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Rain might have had the final say on the third day of the fourth Test at Old Trafford, but prior to that, South Africa put up a valiant fight, that was until Moeen Ali smashed an unbeaten 67 to hand England a 360-run lead.
Anderson ended the day with figures of 4-33 off 15 overs
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England pace bowler James Anderson took advantage of bowling on his home ground of Old Trafford as he carved through South Africa’s batting line-up to leave them in all sorts of trouble going into the third day of the fourth Test.
Rabada’s dismissal of Stokes in the penultimate over of the day was huge for South Africa
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England and South Africa battled hard on the first day of the fourth Test at Old Trafford, but neither side were able to claim the upper hand.
“It is just a huge honour, especially because of the link I have with this club and the love I have for the club”
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The Pavilion End at Old Trafford in Manchester will be renamed the James Anderson End in honour of the England pace bowler.
