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Freddie fails with bat

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Andrew Flintoff's butting woes continued us he lasted just three balls and made two runs on a frustrating day for Lancashire against Hampshire.
The home side had started day two on 249-8 and reached 327, with tailendcrs James Tomlinson (35no) and Chris Trcmlctt (60) adding a further 79 runs.
lumlinson then took two wickets and Lancashire were wobbling on 180-5.
But Steven Croft and Luke Sutton took the visitors to 229 without any further loss before the close of play.
The pair had rebuilt the innings after Lancashire lost three wickets for six runs in three overs following a promising partnership from opener Lou Vincent and skipper Stuart Law.
The duo made 96 in 31 overs either side of tea before Vincent's wicket sparked Lanca-sluic's struggles
Vincent had been dropped at slip by Rory Kleinveldt off
Tomlinson but rashly pulled the bowler's next delivery to substitute fielder Chris Benham at square leg.
Hampshire skipper Dimitri Mascarenhas removed Law in the next over as he had him caught behind by Nic Pothas.
Tomlinson then quickly dismissed Flintoff, who has now made 93 runs in seven championship innings this season.
Flintoff is hoping for a recall to the England side for their second Test against South Africa, which begins on 18 July at Headingley, and will be disappointed he missed the chance to impress.
But Croft and Sutton ensured there were no further alarms for Lancashire with a 49-run partnership.
Meanwhile, Mark Ramprakash's wait for his 100th first-class century continues after he fell for 42 as Surrey ground their way to 356-7 on day two at Trent Bridge.
Ramprakash batted for three-and-a-half hours before Graeme Swann caught him off Darren Pattison's bowling.
Usman Afzaal hit 12 fours in a fluent 89, while Matthew Spriegel (51) and Chris Jordan (57 not out) both made their maiden first-class
fifties.
But it was mainly slow going as Surrey seek their first win of the season.
Ramprakash, who resumed on 19 not out, has seen his form dip somewhat since moving to the brink of his 100th ton, this being his ninth innings without reaching three figures.
Pattison bowled well to end the day with figures of 4 56 for the leaders, but his aggressive celebrations may well put him in trouble with the authorities.
Jon Baity went for 21 early in the day, bowled by Pattinson, but Afzaal hit the ground running and quickly got the scoreboard ticking over -- in contrast to the more cautious Ramprakash.
Rain meant lunch was taken 10 minutes early and Ramprakash departed soon after, with Afzaal following him to the pavilion after an overly ambitious drive cost him his wicket.
Spriegel was caught at short leg off Swann and Matthew Nicholson then lofted spinner Samit Patel to long on with 10 overs left before Jordan and Saqlain Mushtaq saw their side through to the end of the day.