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World XI caught in a spin

Afp, Sydney
SCG specialist MacGill captured 439 off 9.1 overs and Warne 3-23 from 12 overs as the Australians skittled the world's best for 190 to seize a 155-run innings lead.
On an eventful second day's play, 15 wickets fell -- leaving the real prospect that the Super Test would finish before its scheduled sixth day.
At the close, Australia were 66 for one and had built their lead to 221 runs with nine wickets in hand and four days left for a result.
First-innings centurion Matthew Hayden, maintaining his patient batting policy, was unbeaten on 27 in 95 minutes with skipper Ricky Ponting not out 17.
Justin Langer, out on the third ball in the first innings, lasted 33 balls before he edged Jacques Kallis' fourth delivery to Graeme Smith at first slip for 22.
Warne, coming off his 40 wickethaul in the recent Ashes series in England, struck three times in the middle session, claiming the wickets of Virender Sehwag (76), Kallis (44) and Mark Boucher (0).
MacGill, unused in all five Ashes Tests, mopped up the brittle world resistance with the last three wickets, including Andrew Flintoff (35), to further enhance a glowing reputation on his home pitch.
"Australia is well-placed now. This is exactly what you'd try and do in this situation," MacGill said.
"We would have rather made more runs in the first innings -- but having posted the score that we did, to take a lead of well in excess of a hundred is very good for us.
"If we can bat for another two or three days, it should be nice bowling.”
Warne removed danger man Sehwag in his fourth over after the free-spirited Indian opener looked primed for his 11th century in his 36th Test.
Simon Katich latched onto a splendid reflex catch at short square leg to send Sehwag on his way after an innings studded with 14 boundaries off just 82 balls.
"We are not embarrassed. We are just backing ourselves and will play good cricket tomorrow," Sehwag said. "We have to have play well tomorrow if we want to win the match. We have to get them out early and then after that we'll look to bat positive."
MacGill had Inzamamul Haq stumped for one after the Pakistani Test captain over-balanced when playing forward and was unable to get his back foot inside the crease in time.
Kallis succumbed to a great low catch by Hayden at slip off a Warne leg-break for 44, and Boucher feathered another Warne leg-break to Gilchrist for a two-ball duck.
Brett Lee started proceedings when he had world skipper Graeme
Smith top-edging to Gilchrist for 12.
It was a stinging response after Ashes hero Flintoff had captured three wickets in three overs to terminate Australia's first innings.
The England all-rounder removed
Gilchrist on his overnight score of 94 with the second ball of the day, depriving the Australian vice-captain of his 16th Test century.
Flintoff also claimed the wickets of
Warne (5) and Lee (1) to finish with 459 off 18 overs.
The World XI claimed four wickets for 14 in five overs to stop Australia in their tracks after Hayden (111) and Gilchrist had the home side in a strong position at 331 for six at stumps Friday.
Australia swept to a 3-0 one-day series win over the world stars last week.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at stumps on the second day of the Super Test between Australia and a World XI at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday:
AUSTRALIA: First innings (overnight 331-6)
Langer b Harmison 0
Hayden c Kallis b Muralitharan 111
Ponting c Kallis b Flintoff 46
Clarke c Sehwag b Vettori 39
Katich run out (Smith) 0
Gilchrist lbw b Flintoff 94
Watson lbw b Muralitharan 24
Warne c Kallis b Flintoff 5
Lee c Smith b Flintoff 1
McGrath run out (Dravid) 0
MacGill not out 0
Extras: (b-5, lb-11, w-3, nb-6) 25
Total: (All out in 90 overs) 345
Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-73, 3-154, 4-163, 5-260, 6-323, 7-331, 8-339, 9-344
Bowler O M R W
Harmison 18 3 60 1
Flintoff 18 3 59 4
Kallis 7 1 35 0
Muralitharan 30 3 102 2
Vettori 17 3 73 1
WORLD XI: First innings
Smith c Gilchrist b Lee 12
Sehwag c Katich b Warne 76
Dravid c Gilchrist b McGrath 0
Lara lbw b McGrath 5
Kallis c Hayden b Warne 44
Inzamam st Gilchrist b MacGill 1
Flintoff c Lee b MacGill 35
Boucher c Gilchrist b Warne 0
Vettori not out 8
Harmison c Clarke b MacGill 1
Muralitharan c Langer b MacGill 2 Extras: (b-1, lb-1, w-1, nb-3) 6
Total: (All out in 47.1 overs) 190
Fall of wickets: 1-27, 2-31, 3-43, 4-134, 5-135, 6-147, 7-151, 8-183, 9-184
Bowler O M R W
McGrath 12 4 34 2
Lee 8 1 54 1
Watson 6 0 38 0
Warne 12 3 23 3
MacGill 9.1 0 39 4
AUSTRALIA: Second innings
Langer c Smith b Kallis 22
Hayden not out 27
Ponting not out 17
Total: (For 1 wkt in 20 overs) 66
Fall of wicket: 1-30
Bowler O M R W
Harmison 7 1 25 0
Flintoff 4 0 14 0
Kallis 3 1 3 1
Muralitharan 3 0 8 0
Vettori 3 0 16 0