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England toy with Zim

REUTERS/AFP, Harare
A record stand between Kevin Pietersen and Geraint Jones led England to an emphatic 161-run victory over Zimbabwe in the second one-day international on Wednesday.
Pietersen and Jones, who came together with the touring side struggling on 121 for five, added 120 to guide England to a total of 263 before Zimbabwe were dismissed for just 102 in 36 overs.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the second of four one-day internationals between Zimbabwe and England at the Harare Sports Club ground on Wednesday:
ENGLAND
Solanki stTaibubUtscya 42
Bell c Ebrahim b Panyangara 5
Vaughan lbwbPanyangara 11
Strauss b Ewing 33
Pietersen not out 77
Collingwood cTaibub Ma tsikenyen 7
Jones cHMasakadzab Panyangara 66
Gilesnotout 3
Extras: (nb-2,w-12,lb-5) 19
Total: (For 6 wkts in 50 overs) 263
Fall of wickets: 1-13, 2-30, 3-94, 4-103,5-121,6-241
Did not bat: Wharf, Gough, Anderson
Bowler O M R W
Panyangara 10 1 61 3
Mpofu 10 0 51 0
Chi gu mb ura 7 0 38 0
Utseya 10 0 35 1
Ewing 7 0 36 1
Matsikenyeri 4 0 18 1
Taylor 2 0 19 0
ZIMBABWE
Matsikenyeri c Vaughan b Anderson 17 Taylor c Jones b Wharf 13
Ebrahim c Vaughan b Collingwood 12 Vermeulen c Pietersen b Wharf 0 Masakadzab Wharf 3
Taibuc and b Giles 32
Chigumburac and b Collingwood 4 EwingcAnderson b Collingwood 0 Panyangarac Solanki b Giles 0 Utseya not out 2
Mpofu c Collingwood b Wharf 2 Extras: (nb-3,w-12, lb-2) 17
Total: (All out in 36 overs) 102 Fall of wickets: 1-40,2-42,3-42,4-53, 5-78,6-89,7-97,8-97,9-97
Bowler O M R W
Gough 6 1 24 0
Anderson 7 1 24 1
Wharf 6 I 24 4
Collingwood 10 4 16 3
Giles 7 2 12 2
Result: England won by 161 runs.
Man-of-the-match: Kevin Pietersen.
Toss: England.
Umpires: Darrell Flair (Australia) and Russell Tiffin (Zimbabwe).