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Martyn's is a Giles special

Reuters, Manchester
England spinner Ashley Giles said he had not bowled many better deliveries than the one which dismissed Damien Martyn on the second day of the third Ashes Test on Friday.
"It's up there," Giles told a news conference. "I don't bowl them every day."
Giles finished with three wickets for 66 as Australia, chasing England's first innings of 444, slumped to 210 for seven by the close. The five-match series is tied at 1-1.
He laughed off any comparison with Shane Warne's "Ball of the Century", bowled in 1993 to dismiss Mike Gatting at the same venue, but added: "Today I thought it came out very well. My control was very good.
"When you bowl one of those you hope it spins past the bat and hits off stump. Many times, it doesn't."
Martyn, batting at four, had made 20 when he lunged forward at the delivery, which pitched on leg stump and hit off for a classic left-arm spinner's dismissal.
Giles said he had dismissed Brian Lara of West Indies and Chris Cairns of New Zealand with deliveries of equal quality last season.
The 32-year-old was heavily criticised after the first Test at Lord's but took five wickets as England levelled the five-match series at 1-1 at Edgbaston last week.
Giles had been angry at the media criticism but said: "I think I have handled it very well. I have done nothing amazing, I have done what Ashley Giles can do.
"It gets to you at times but it's water under the bridge. I have to go on."
Giles said he could not compare with Warne -- "I haven't taken 600 Test wickets, I haven't taken 600 first-class wickets" -- but said he enjoyed a tussle with Australia's leg spinner, who reached his Test milestone on Thursday.
"Shane is the best that's played the game, in my eyes."
Australia coach John Buchanan argued that his players perhaps had been over-anxious to impress but also gave credit to England.
"At key times they have taken wickets or we have lost them," he said.
Asked about Giles and Simon Jones' performance on Friday, he smiled. "Bloody terrible," he said. "From our point of view.
"Everyone talks about (Steve) Harmison and (Andrew) Flintoff and these two rabbits come along and take three wickets each.
"Giles troubled the left-handers a little bit today by putting the ball in that area. He bowled a very good delivery to get Damien Martyn. He did a job for England.
"Jones seems to have a knack of coming on and picking up a wicket almost every time he bowls a first over. He has picked up vital wickets. He has done a fantastic job, no two ways about it."