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Giles prompts Eng win

Reuters/AFP, London
Spinner Ashley Giles took another five-wicket haul to lead England to a 256-run victory in the second Test against West Indies at Edgbaston on Sunday.
England won with a day to spare and retain the Wisden Trophy after bowling out West Indies for 222 and taking a 2-0 lead in the four-match series.
Resurgent Giles, who took four for 65 in the first innings after scooping nine wickets in England's first Test win at Lord's, continued his remarkable form with five for 57 to give England their eighth win in nine Tests.
"It has been an impressive year so far," said England captain Michael Vaughan. "The way in which some of my players are playing makes my job very easy."
Giles' scalps included three bat pad catches to snare Brian Lara, Ramnaresh Sarwan and opener Chris Gayle, who offered some resistance with 82.
The slow left-armer also trapped Shivnarine Chanderpaul lbw for 43 and bowled Dwayne Bravo with a carbon copy of his dismissal in the first innings with a ball that pitched on leg and hit off stump.
lames Anderson also took a memorable one-handed jumping catch at mid off to dismiss Ridley lacobs for a pair off the bowling of Matthew Hoggard.
"The pitch got dusty and cut up," Lara said. "We are still batting well but we have just got to restrict England...we've got to get them under three runs an over."
Earlier Marcus Trescothick emulated Vaughan's feat at Lord's in the firstTest by completing his second century of the match — the first batsman to do so in a Test atEdgbaston.
England lost seven wickets for 100
runs in the morning session as off-spinner Gayle claimed five for 34 but West Indies were still set a mammoth 479 to win.
Opener Trescothick perished soon after reaching his centurv. run out for 107 by a direct hit from Sarwan.
Graham Thorpe was stumped for 54 after coming down the pitch to Gayle.
England beat West Indies 3-0 in a four-match series in the Caribbean earlier this year in which strike bowler Steve Harmisontook23 wickets.
However, Giles has taken centre stage in this series with Harmison only netting three wickets so far.
SCOREBOARD
Final scoreboard on the fourth day of the second Test between England and West Indies at Edgbaston on Sunday: ENGLAND: First innings 566-9 declared (Flintoff 167, Trescothick 105, Jones 74, Thorpe 61; Bravo 4-76) WEST INDIES: First innings 336 (Sarwan 139, Lara 95; Giles 4-65, Hoggard 3-89)
ENGLAND: Second innings 248 (Trescothick 107, Thorpe 54; Gayle 5-34, Laws on 4-94)
WEST INDIES: Second innings
Gayle c Strauss b Giles 82
Smith cTrescothickb Hoggard 11
Sarwan c Strauss b Giles 14
Lara c Flintoffb Giles 13
Chanderpaul lbwb Giles 43
Bravo b Giles 0
Jacobs c Anderson b Hoggard 0
Banks not out 25
Collins lbwb Hoggard 0
Collymoreb Anderson 10
Lawson b Anderson 2
Extras: (b-17, lb-4, nb-1) 22
Total: (All out in 55.3 overs) 222
Fall of wickets: 1-15, 2-54, 3-101, 4-172,5-172,6-177,7-177,8-182,9-210
Bowler O M R W
Hoggard 16 5 64 3
Harmison 5 1 29 0
Flintoff 5 1 19 0
Giles 21 9 57 5
Anderson 5.3 1 23 2
Vaughan 3090
Result: England won by 256 runs and lead 4-match series 2-0.
Man-of-the-match: Andrew Flintoff.