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Johnson jolts Zim

AFP, Chester-Le-Street
Richard Johnson took five wickets on his Test debut as Zimbabwe collapsed on the second day of the second and final Test against England at the Riverside here Friday.
At tea Zimbabwe were 35 for seven in reply to England's 416, a deficit of 381 and still 182 short of avoiding the follow-on.
Johnson, first selected by England for the 1995 tour of South Africa before a back injury meant he never boarded the plane, had five for 18 in eight overs and James Anderson, in only his second Test, two for 13 in seven.
Somerset seamer Johnson, 28, took two wickets in two balls in his first over in Test cricket when, bowling the second over of the innings, he had opener Mark Vermeulen lbw for nought off his third ball.
Next delivery Stuart Carlisle trod on a yorker-length delivery as he tried to take a step forward and Australia umpire Darrell Hair again raised the finger to leave Zimbabwe three for two.
Grant Flower, the only batsman in the team with a Test hundred, survived the hattrick as a ball wide of off-stump carried harmlessly through to wicket-keeper Alec Stewart.
Zimbabwe's position then worsened when another lbw verdict, this time won by Anderson, cost them the wicket of opener Dion Ebrahim (six).
But it was a poor decision by South African umpire Dave Orchard after Ebrahim had got a thick inside edge.
However, there was no doubt when Grant Flower (eight) edged Anderson to first slip where Marcus Trescothick took a head-high catch.
And when Sean Ervine (nought) was caught behind by Stewart by a Johnson delivery that cut away off the pitch, Zimbabwe were 23 for five in the 12th over.
There was more joy for Johnson
when he had Travis Friend leg before for the fourth nought of the innings and Zimbabwe captain Heath Streak (four) lbw playing no stroke.
Zimbabwe were now 35 for seven.
Johnson, like Anderson in England's innings and 92 run first Test win at Lord's, had taken five wickets on his Test debut.
England, who won the toss Thursday, saw Ashley Giles post 50 before he was last man out caught at mid-on off fast bowler Streak, the Zimbabwe skipper proving the pick of the attack with four for 64 from 34
overs.
England began Friday on 298 for five with Stewart 67 not out and McGrath 68 not out.
But neither man went on to make a hundred although their sixthwicket stand of 149 rescued England from 156 for five on Thursday.
Stewart was lbw for 68 to Streak, the ball keeping low.
Then McGrath, who made 69 on his Test debut at Lord's, again missed out on a hundred.
On 81 he fended at mediumpacer Blignaut and was caught
behind by wicketkeeper Taibu.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at tea on the second day of
the second Test between England and
Zimbabwe at the Riverside on Friday:
ENGLAND: First innings (overnight 298-
5):
M. Trescothick c Taibu b Price 43
M. Vaughan c Ervine b Streak 20
M. Butcher b Hondo 47
N. Hussain c Taibu b Hondo 18
R. Key c Flower b Hondo 4
A. Stewart lbw b Streak 68
A. McGrath c Taibu b Blignaut 81
A. Giles c Ervine b Streak 50
R. Johnson c Streak b Blignaut 24
S. Harmison c Vermeulen b Streak 11
J. Anderson not out 12
Extras (b-1, lb-5, w-7, nb-25) 38
Total: (All out in 127.1 overs) 416
Fall of wickets: 1-49, 2-109, 3-146, 4-
152, 5-156, 6-305, 7-324, 8-356, 9-390,
10-416
Bowler: O M R W
Streak 34.1 11 64 4
Blignaut 23 4 95 2
Hondo 22 1 98 3
Ervine 3 0 17 O
Price 40 9 105 1
Friend 4 0 26 0
Flower 1 0 5 0
ZIMBABWE: First innings:
D. Ebrahim lbw b Anderson 6
M. Vermeulen lbw b Johnson 0
S. Carlisle lbw b Johnson 0
G. Flower c Trescothick b Anderson 8
T. Taibu not out 16
S. Ervine c Stewart b Johnson 0
T. Friend lbw b Johnson 0
H. Streak lbw b Johnson 4
A. Blignaut not out 0
Extras: (nb-1) 1
Total (For 7 wkts in 17 overs) 35
Fall of wickets: 1-3, 2-3, 3-11, 4-18, 5-
23, 6-31, 7-35
To bat: R Price, D Hondo
Bowler: O M R W
Anderson 7 2 13 2
Johnson 8 3 18 5
Harmison 2 1 4 0
Toss: England
Umpires: Darrell Hair (AUS) and
David Orchard (RSA)
Third umpire: Peter Willey (ENG)
Match referee: Clive Lloyd (WIS)