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Richardson ton gives Windies whip-hand

Sports Reporter
A fine unbeaten century by Richie Richardson put the West Indies in a commanding position by the close ol the second day in the fourth cricket Test against England at Edgbaston yesterday, according to BBC monitored In Dhaka late last night
The tourists had made 253 for the loss of four wickets In their firat innings with Richardson batting on 103 and Gus Logie on 24. This is in reply to England s first innings total of 188 all out.
West Indies skipper Vivian Richards was out for 22. the only wicket to fall in the last session of play.
An earlier AP report said : Left arm spinner Richard Illingworth bowled out Carl Hooper off the last ball before the tea break but the West Indies moved smoothly to 148 for three Friday In the fourth cricket Test against England at Edgbaston.
That left the West Indies only 40 runs behind England after bowling the home side out for 188.
Hooper’s departure for 31 just before the Interval left Richie Richardson unbeaten on 47.
England added only four runs to an overnight score of 184 for nine before Philip DeFreitas was caught by Richardson off Malcolm Marshall's bowling for ten.
The uneven bounce of the batting surface then caused problems to West Indies openers Phil Simmons and Desmond Haynes.
De Freitas and Chris Lewis both got deliveries to bounce sharpty while others skidded through at ankle level.
Simmons and Haynes took few risks against the English bowling but hit the occasional wayward delivery to the boundary.
On Thursday Windles took command of the fourth fest as their awesome pace attack once again destroyed England's feeble batting.
Curtly Ambrose. Malcolm Marshal and Courtney Walsh had England on the back foot from the very first ball of the rain-delayed opening day and by the close the host nation had crawled to 184 for nine.
Allan Lamb. Mike Atherton and Graeme flick— Englands three major disappointments of the series — flopped again. They were out for nine. 16 and 19.
Hick survived an early barrage from Ambrose and looked more comfortable than he has done all series In batting for 150 minutes.
However, the Zimbabwcan-bom batsman let himself down by driving flrm-footed to finally give Ambrose his wicket for the fifth time in six Innings.
England's great hope now totals 74 runs in his sad debut series. Lamb has Just. 63 and Atherton 65.
Graham Gooch threatened to break free, hitting 45 after being dropped at second slip by Carl Hooper form the first ball of the match from Ambrose.
But the England skipper was eventually bowled by Malcolm Marshall.
Wist Indies skipper Viv Richards watched the final 30 minutes play from the Edgbaston dressing room after falling heavily on his left ankle while attempting to field a' shot by Pringle.
"My ankle is not too bad and 1’11 be out there In the morning. no problem." he said.
Richards was able to grin through the pain after his pacemen had put the tourists in control.