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England in charge after Proteas take slim lead
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AFP, Johannesburg
Marcus frescothick hit a rapid half-century as England overcame the early loss of the prolific Andrew Strauss on the fourth day of the fourth Test against South Africa at the WmderersStadiumSunday.
England hurried to 131 for two off 29oversbyteaintheirsecond innings, an overall lead of 123 with opener ■fresco thickon69notoutoff96balls.
South Africa were led in the field by vice-captain Nicky Boje after captain Graeme Smith suffered concussion when he was hit on the head by a ball during fielding practice before the day’s play.
Boje earlier led a strong performance by the tail, hitting 48 as South Africa's last three wickets added 113 runs to enable the home side to take an eight- run first innings lead.
Matthew Hoggard, who took five for 144, dismissed Shaun Pollock with die second ball of the day and had Boje, on four, dropped off an inside edge try wicketkeeper Geraint Jones threeballslater.
The miss proved costly as Boje shared in partnerships of 52 for the eighth wicket with Herschelle Gibbs
and 41 for the ninth with Makhaya Ntini.
Gibbs took his overnight score of 136 to 161 before he was caught by Hoggard at third man off a top-edged cut against James Anderson.
Strauss, who had scored 612 runs at an average of 102 in his previous seven innings in the series, slashed at Ntini's first ball in the second over of England's second innings and AB de Villiers held a sharp shoulder-high chance at third slip.
But ■frescothick kept the score movingrapidly. He and Robert Keyput on 49 for the second wicket before he was joined by captain Michael Vaughan in an unbeaten stand of 80 forthethlrd wicket.
Smith was hit on the left cheek, near the temple, during fielding practice beforeplay.
SCOREBOARD -
Scoreboard at tea on the fourth day of the fourth Test between South Africa and England al the Wanderers. StadiuminlohannesburgonSunday;,, ENGLAND: First innings 411 for 8 declared (Strauss 147, Key 83, Vaughan 82; Ntini 4-111, Steyn 2-75, Pollock 2-81)
SOUTH AFRICA: First innings (over-night306-6)
Smithlbwb Hoggard 29
GibbscHoggnrdbAnderson 161
RudolphcGilesbHoggard 4
Kallis b Hoggard 33
Dippenaarc'ftescothickbFlintoff 0 DeVillierscCiilesb Hoggard 19
BouchercStraussbAnderson 64
Pollocklbwb Hoggard 0
Bojerunout(Giles) 48
NtinibGiles 26
Steynnotout 0
Extras:(b-9,lb-l!,nb-9,w-6) 35
Total: (All out in 118. lovers) 419 Fall ofwickets: 1 -64,2-75,3-138,4-149, 5-184,6-304, 7-306,8-358,9-399 Bowler O M R W
Hoggard 34 2 144 5
Harmison 12.5 4 25 0
Anderson 28 3 117 2
Flintoff 30.1 8 77 1
Giles 8.1 0 25 1
Thscothick 5 1 11 0
ENGLAND: Second innings TYescothicknotout 69
StrausscDeVilliersbNtini 0
KeycKallisbNtini 19
Viughannotout 31
Extras!fH>2;rib -i;w-6)' ' 12 .
Toiak(For2WktsIn29bvers) • 131
Fallofwickets: 1-2,2-51 Bowler O M R W
Pollock 9 0 47 0
Ntini 7 0 31 2
Kallis 8 2 30 0
Steyn 4 0 20 0
Boje 10 10