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                          South Africa 262 for 5 (Petersen 124*, Rudolph 1*) v England

England did not bear the public humiliation, to adopt the admission of Graeme Swann, which they had endured at The Oval, but until the advent of the second new ball their gilded status was put under the fiercest inspection on the unfastening day of the Headingley check as Alviro Petersen joined the parade of South Africa batsmen angled upon grinding them into the grime.

Petersen became the fourth South Africa batsman to take a years of England's attack with the second Test only a day vintage, following the demonstration of Graeme Smith, Hashim Amla and Jacques Kallis in the unfastening rubber. It was an intensely assessed activity, strong through the leg side, and when he come to both his fifty and then his century by dragging first Tim Bresnan and then Stuart very wide it was a perfect summation.



West Indies 11 for 0 trail New Zealand 260 (Taylor 60, Guptill 71, Roach 4-70) by 249 sprints

West Indies accomplished what was expected of them after triumphant the toss and opting to bowl, that was to bowl the opponents out. Kemar Roach justified his captain's decision with a four-wicket haul, backed by Tino Best, to constraint the labouring New Zealand side to 260 on a Sabina reserve throw which suggested something more to the seamers on the unfastening day than the surface at Antigua. New Zealand, though, conveyed it on themselves with a sequence of poor shots and as a outcome they could not ever hold West Indies under pressure for maintained periods.


Tomorrow's Match

5th ODI: Sri Lanka v India at Pallekele
Aug 4, 2012 (14:30 localized | 09:00 GMT | 14:30 IST)