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Third Test, Day Four
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Second Test, Day Four
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England’s James Anderson celebrates after dismissing South Africa’s Kagiso Rabada on the third day of the second Test at the Newlands Stadium in Cape Town yesterday. Anderson ended with first innings figures of five for 40.
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Sibley, Denly stretch

England’s lead
Afp, Cape Town
Dom Sibley and Joe Denly stretched England’s lead on an attritional third afternoon of the second Test against South Africa at Newlands on Sunday after James Anderson had polished off the home side’s first innnings in the morning.
England were 109 for two in their second innings at tea, an overall lead of 155 runs.
Sibley and Denly put on 73 for the second wicket before Denly was out for 31 when he hooked a short-pitched ball from Anrich Nortje and was caught by Dwaine Pretorius at fine leg.
It was slow going, with the partnership taking up 33 overs, but it consolidated England’s advantage on a pitch where batsmen have struggled to bat fluently.
Denly faced 111 balls, while Sibley was unbeaten on 44 off 127 deliveries at tea.
Anderson completed a five-wicket haul and Ben Stokes set an England catching record at the start of the day when South Africa were bowled out for 223, giving England a first innings lead of 46.
Anderson took both South Africa’s remaining wickets as the hosts were bowled out for 223, adding only eight runs to their overnight total.
Stokes set an England Test record for a fielder when he held his fifth catch of the innings to dismiss last batsman Nortje off Anderson’s bowling.
Zak Crawley made a quick 25 before he was caught behind off Kagiso Rabada but Sibley and Denly settled in and batted through most of the afternoon with the South African bowlers unable to find as much assistance from the pitch as England managed on Saturday.
Only 57 runs were scored off 28 overs between lunch and tea for the loss of Denly’s wicket.
Anderson completed the 28th five-wicket haul of his Test career. He struck with the first ball of the day when Rabada was caught behind.
SCORES IN BRIEF
England: first innings 269 & second innings 109 for 2 (Sibley 44 not out, Denly 31; Nortje 1-24).
South Africa: first innings 223 all out (Elgar 88, Der Dussen 68; Anderson 5-40).

Lazio down

Brescia
Afp, Milan
Mario Balotelli warded off the insults from travelling Lazio fans to strike the first goal of the decade in Italy but the title-chasers hit back with a Ciro Immobile double to snatch a late win at ten-man Brescia yesterday.
Simone Inzaghi’s side stretched their winning streak to nine consecutive league games and with a game in hand are three points behind leaders Inter Milan and Juventus who play on Monday.
Immobile struck the winner after 91 minutes having also converted from the penalty spot before the break.
Italian international Balotelli picked up where he left off before the winter break opening the scoring after 18 minutes for the promoted side.