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It's upto Flintoff now

AFP, Leeds
I Cricket
Andrew Flintoff was doing his best to delay South Africa as the Proteas closed in on an innings victory in the second Test at Headingley here on Monday.
England, at tea on the fourth day, were 182 for six in their second innings — still needing a further 137 runs to make South Africa bat again.
Wicketkeeper Tim Ambrose was 16 not out and all-rounder Flintoff, in his first Test after 18 months out injured, nine not out having batted for more than an hour.
But, with just the England tail to come and more than a day's play left. South Africa were well-placed to go 1 -0 up in the four-Test series.
England, who'd already lost star batsman Kevin Pietersen cheaply, had only added 10 runs to their lunch total of 130 for four when Ian Bell was out.
He cut forcefully at a short delivery from fast bowler Morne Morkel only for AB de Villiers, whose 174 had been the centrepiece of the Proteas' first innings 522, in the gully to hold a brilliantly one-handed catch as he dived to his right.
It was a particularly sweet moment for de Villiers, booed by some fans after appearing to have claimed a catch off Andrew Strauss on Friday when in fact he'd dropped the ball, and he pointed toward his critics in the Western Stand as his teammates celebrated his fine effort
Opener Alastair Cook had fought hard for his 60, batting for
nearly five hours when, trying to turn pace-bowling all-rounder Jacques Kallis legside, he got a leading edge and was caught by Hashim Amla, seemingly specially placed in an unusual short cover position.
England had earlier been just 12 minutes away from getting through the morning session without losing a wicket when nightwatchman James Anderson's gutsy Ill-minute vigil for a Test-best 34 ended when he was lbw to Dale Steyn.
South Africa-born Pietersen then struck three superb boundaries in his first four balls on his wayto 13.
But his fifth, fromJCallis, got big on him. Tying to leave it too late, the ball took the shoulder of the bat and gave gleeful wicketkeeper
SEE PAGE 18 COL 1 Mark Boucher his eighth catch of the match.
England resumed on Monday on 50 for two after fast bowler Makhaya Ntini had removed opener Andrew-Strauss and captain Michael Vaughan with two superb deliveries late on Sunday.
Cook was 23 not out and Anderson unbeaten on nought after the Proteas had built a first innings lead of 319 on the back of a South African fifth-wicket record stand against England of 212 between de Villiers and Ashwell Prince, who made aTest-best 149.
The left-handed England pair got through the first hour as the hosts tried to replicate South Africa's feat in batting for two days to draw the first Test at Lord's.
Indeed paceman Anderson, cover-drove successive balls from Paul Harris for four in the spinner's first spell of the match. SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at tea on the fourth day of the second Test between
- England and South Africa at Headingley in Leeds on Monday: ENGLAND: First innings 203 (Pietersen 45, Bell 31, Strauss 27; Morkel 4-52, Steyn 4-76) SOUTH AFRICA: First innings Smith c Strauss b Flintoff 44 McKenzie c Flintoffb Anderson 15 Amla lbw b Pattinson 38
Kallis b Anderson 4
Prince c Ambrose b Pattinson 149 DeVillierscFlintoffb Broad 174 Boucher b Anderson 34
Morkel bPanesar 0
Harris cAnderson bPanesar 24
Steyn not out 10
Ntini c Pietersen bPanesar 1
Extras: (b-2,lb-19,w-l,nb-7) 29
Total: (All out in 176.2 overs) 522 Fallofwickets: 1-51,2-69,3-76,4-143, 5-355,6-422,7-427,8-511,9-511 Bowler O M R W I
Anderson 44 9 136 3
Pattinson 30 2 95 2
Flintoff 40 12 77 1
Broad 29 2 114 1
Panesar 29.2 6 65 3
Pietersen 4 0 14 0
ENGLAND: Second innings (overnight 50-2)
Strauss c Boucher b Ntini 0
Cook c Amla b Kallis 60
Vaughan c Boucher b Ntini 21
Anderson lbw b Steyn 34
Pietersen c Boucher b Kallis 13
Bell c de Villiers b Morkel 4
Ambrose not out 16
Flintoff not out 9
Extras: (b-4,lb-7w-2,nb-12) 25
Total: (For 6 wkts in 77 overs) 182
Fall of wickets: 1-3, 2-50, 3-109, 4-123,5-140,6-152
To bat: Broad, Panesar, Pattinson Bowler O M R W
Steyn 19 7 51 1
Ntini 20 7 34 2
Morkel 17 ' 3 39 1
Kallis 12 2 27 2
Harris 9 3 20 0