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Fleming, Kallis MCC stars

AFP, London
New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming and South Africa's Jacques Kallis both scored 62 as MCC made 327 for seven in their 50 overs per side Tsunami appeal match against an International XI at Lord's here.
Sri Lanka left-arm quick Chaminda Vaas led the International XI bowling with two for 19 off seven overs while former Zimbabwe batsman Andy Flower also passed fifty for MCC, after International skipper Brian Lara won the toss.
West Indies opener Chris Gayle went for four when he was plumb lbw to left-arm quick Chaminda Vaas to leave MCC 14 for one in the fifth over.
And he struck again when India captain Sourav Ganguly (14) bottom-edge a cut onto his stumps.
But left-hander Fleming, MCC's skipper, cut South Africa quick Makhaya Ntini over point for six on his way to a 46-ball fifty also featuring eight fours.
Kallis too played some aggressive strokes, the pair posting a stand of 63 in 61 balls before Fleming, on 59, cut long-time New Zealand teammate Chris Cairns straight to Ntini at third man, MCC 115 for three in 21 overs.
South Africa star Kallis carried on, driving the off-spin of Proteas' captain Graeme Smith for four to bring up a 60-ball fifty with six boundaries.
Kallis though fell to another Test team-mate when, on 62, he chipped Ntini to short mid-wicket where West Indies skipper Lara took a juggling catch to end a stand of 72 with Laxman.
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The India strokeplayer's run-a-ball 47 delighted spectators but his innings ended tamely when he was caught behind by compatriot Rahul Dravid off pace bowler Cairns.
As the lesser bowlers came on, Flower sped to a 32-ball fifty with six fours before holing out on 55 to Ntini off Australian leg-spin great Shane Warne having put on 84 in 57 balls with Kumar Sangakkara.
Shaun Pollock was nine not out and Harbhajan Singh one not out.
In January an Asian XI took on a World XI in Melbourne in front of more than 70,000 people raising 11 million dollars.
Unlike the Melbourne game, this match was not classified as an official one-day international and the 'festival' nature of this fixture was reflected by Lara's decision to use 10 bowlers, including an outing for his rarely seen wrist-spin.
MCC iNNS iN BRiEF
MCC: 327-7 in 50 overs (Fleming 62, Kallis 62, Laxman 47, A. Flower 55, Sangakkara 46; Vaas 2-19, Cairns 2-50, Warne 2-64, Ntini 1-411)