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West Indies v England 4th Test



Collingwood drives

Paul Collingwood moves England off their overnight 301-3 with a boundary in the first over of day two

Flintoff watches the action

Andrew Flintoff, who is shortly to return home injured, watches from the dressing-room balcony

Edwards appeals

Fidel Edwards is the pick of the West Indies bowlers and he is finally rewarded with the wicket of Kevin Pietersen

Pietersen awaits the third umpire's decision

Pietersen appeals the umpire's lbw decision but is soon sent on his way for 41

Bopara survives some early scares

On his return to the side, Ravi Bopara survives a dropped catch on four - to Edwards' frustration - and is hit on the cheek by a bouncer

Collingwood ducks a bouncer

Collingwood has to deal with some short-pitched aggression from Edwards during the morning session

Collingwood dashes off for lunch

Collingwood reaches his 12th Test half century just before lunch, which England take at 405-4

Collingwood dismissed

Collingwood is annoyed at his dismissal for 96, edging a hoick off Edwards, but departs to an ovation from England fans

Ambrose celebrates, next to Dinesh Ramdin

Wicketkeeper Ambrose - in his first Test for five months - exploits a lacklustre West Indies attack to make his third Test half-century

Bopara imitates sprinter Usain Bolt

Bopara - in his first Test since December 2007 - celebrates his maiden Test century but falls before England declare on 600-6

England fan in a Queen mask

England fans greet the arrival of a 'Queenalike' with a rousing chorus of the national anthem late on day two

Staurt Broad runs in to bowl as the shadows lengthen

England have almost two hours to bowl at the home side as the shadows lengthen at Kensington Oval

Anderson and the England fielders celebrate

James Anderson celebrates dismissing Chris Gayle lbw but it takes a TV umpire referral to confirm the dismissal

Cook dives

Short-leg fielder Alastair Cook dives in vain as West Indies second-wicket pair Devon Smith and Ramnaresh Sarwan settle in

Broad and Sarwan

Ramnaresh Sarwan (right) makes runs late in the day, to the frustration of Stuart Broad, as West Indies close on 85-1



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