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Marcus' dashing debut
LONDON. July 8: England made 207 all out after winning the toss In their one-day International match against Zimbabwe here at The Oval on Saturday — a typical batting collapse seeing them lose nine wickets for 71 runs In 22 overs after reaching 13G for one, reports AFP.
Darren Gough was three not out when off the last ball of the Innings Alan Mullally went for a duck, well-caught in the deep by Guy Whittali off Grant Flower.
Marcus Trescothick, making his one-day International debut was England’s star of the show top-scoring with 79. the seventh highest score by an Englishman on his one-day debut.
But Zimbabwe leg-splnner Paul Strang started the slide, taking three for five in 13 balls.
Brother Bryan, the left-arm seamer, also played his part as England lost three wickets for three runs In seven balls
Trescothick, a 24-year-old Somerset left-hander showed no sign of nerves, striking seven fours in his 102 ball Innings and sharing a stand of 106 in 117 balls with Graeme Hick.
But he was fortunate to survive being run-out for 50 in the 25th over. A mix-up with Hick saw Trescothick stranded. Gary Brent's throw from backward square went straight to wicketkeeper and captain Andy Flower, who whipped off the balls and appealed.
The score was on 111 — England's unlucky number and square-leg umpire David Shepherd was performing his trademark Jig on Nelson'.
He Immediately turned down the appeal, choosing not Io hau the assistance of third umpire Jeremy Lloyds. But TV replays showed Trescothick to be marginally short of his ground
Trescothick was quickly Into his stride pulling paceman Neil Johnson for four in the fifth over.
His opening partner. England captain Alec Stewart, did not last long He was lbw for 12 to Johnson, not gelling far enough forward, to leave England 30 for one in the eighth over.
But this merely set the stage for Hick. The Worcestershire captain also pulled Johnson for four before Trescothick brought up England's 50 off 73 balls with a forceful cover-driven boundary against the same bowler.
When the 15-ovcr fielding restrictions ended England were 60 for one and going well.
The Zimbabwe attack, without injured frontline pacemen Heath Streak. Henry Olonga and Mluleki Nkala. took heavy punishment.
Medium-pacer Gary Brent was pulled for four by Hick before the batsman drove him for a straight six in front of the Pavilion. Brent conceded 42 runs in seven overs.
Trescothick should have been run out on 48 but Brent's throw was way over the top and the batsman gained a single on the overthrow.
Hick's fifty came off 57 balls Including that six and four fours. But to his next ball he skied a simple catch to Grant Flower at mid-off. giving Paul Strang his first wicket in his second over. England 136 for
two.
Trescothick was next to go sweeping leg-splnner Strang straight to Alistair Campbell to leave England 150 for three.
A second rain-break saw the players leave the field at 1225 GMT and two balls after the re-sumption Matthew Maynar(i swung across a full pitch from > Paul Strang and was bowled for three.
Then 150 for four became 153 for five when four balls af. ter Maynard's dismissal new batsman Andrew Flintoff on two drove Bryan Strang to long, olf where Whittall took a well-Judged catch
Graham Thorpe, making his first international appearance of the summer, had an unhappy return on his home ground, caught and bowled by left-arm spinner Dirk Viljoen for 12 to leave England 183 for six in the 43rd over after staging a minirevival with Mark Ealham.
Ealham made England s last significant score — 32 off 56 balls before he holed out against the left-arm spin of Grant Flower, who picked up three donated wickets for nine runs in three overs.
Zimbabwe won the first match of this triangular series against the West Indies by six wickets at Bristol on Thursday and now have a fine chance to claim the second — provided the weather holds.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of England innings in their NatWest triangular series match against Zim- -babwe at The Oval on Saturday.
ENGLAND
Trescothick c Campbell b P Strang 79 Stewart lbw b Johnson 12
Hick c G Flower b P Strang 50 Maynard b P Strang 3
Thorpe c and b Viljoen 12
Flintoff c Whittall b B Strang 2 Ealham c Whittall b G Flower 32 Croft c Whittall b Viljoen 5 Caddick b G Flower 2
Gough not out 3
Mullally ( Whitkill b G Flower 0 Extras: tlb-2: w-5) 7
Total: (All out in 50 overs) 207
Fall of wickets: 1-30. 2-136. 3-150. 4-150. 5-153. 6-183, 7-191, 8-197. 9-206
Bowler O M R W
Johnson 8 1 25 1
B Strang 10 1 39 1
Brent 7 0 42 0
Viljoen 10 0 45 2
P Strang 10 0 36 3
Whittall 2 0 9 0
G Flower 3 0 9 3
ZIMBABWE Nell Johnson. Craig Wishart. Murray Goodwin. Alistair Campbell. Andy Flower. Grant Flower. Guy Whittall. Dirk Viljoen. Paul Strang. Bryan Strang. Gary Brent.
Umpires. K Palmer and D Shepherd.