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Prior, Collingwood shine

AFP, Port of Spain
Monty Panesar gave England a much-needed breakthrough in their bid for a series-levelling win over West Indies, after Paul Collingwood and Matt Prior hit hundreds to bat them into a formidable position in the fifth and final Test on Saturday.
Spinner Panesar removed Devon Smith for 28, as West Indies finished on 92 for one, replying to England’s first innings total of 546 for six declared when stumps were drawn on the second day at Queen's Park Oval.
West Indies, 1-0 up in the series, will begin the third day 454 runs behind.
Collingwood hit his second hundred of the series with 161, while Prior's career-best, undefeated 131 allowed the pair to establish a new England record of 218 for the fifth wicket in Tests against West Indies.
Collingwood reached his ninth Test hundred from 206 balls in the over before lunch,
when he paddled Brendan Nash to deep fine leg for a single, then Prior got to his second Test hundred from 156 balls in the last hour before tea, when he cut Ryan Hinds through backward point for two.
But England's hopes of wobbling West Indies with a few early breakthroughs hit a snag, when skipper Chris Gayle and Smith tucked into the visitors' fast bowlers to give the home team a rapid start.
Two languid drives from Gayle through mid-off - one off James Anderson, the other off Stuart Broad - were memorable, and he also twice deposited off-spin bowler Graeme Swann over the long-on boundary for sixes.
But Panesar, brought into the attack for the third-last over, struck a vital blow late in the day, when he spun past the probing bat of Smith, playing defensively forward, and bowled him.
Earlier, Collingwood and Prior carried the visitors to 372 for four at lunch after West Indies removed England captain Andrew Strauss, for a fine 142, and Owais Shah (33) in the first halfhour of the day.
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Collingwood batted steadily, but it was Prior, playing his first innings after his week of paternityleave, dial led the counterattack, reaching his 50 from 52 balls, when he cut Hinds to deep cover for a single.
The pair were brought together with England on 268 for four, and West Indies felt justified about their decision to take the second newball immediately.
Strauss was bowled around his legs for 142, when he moved too far inside the line to flick Fidel Edwards, following an innings that lasted close to 6-1 /4 hours in which he struck 11 boundaries from 271 balls.
Shah, who had retired hurt on 29 with severe cramps in his hands the previous day, returned to continue his innings with a scintillating straight drive forfour off Lionel
Baker before he was run out for 33, failing to beat substitute fielder Dwayne Bravo's direct hit at the bowler's end.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at stumps on the second day of (he fifth and final Test between West Indies and England at Queen's Park Oval on Saturday:
ENGLAND: First innings (overnight 258 for two)
Strauss b Edwards 142
Cooke Ramdin b Powell 12
Shall run out 33
Pietersen b Hinds 10
Collingwood lbw b Baker 161
Priornotout 131
Broad c Simmons b Baker 19
Swann not out 11
Extras: (b^,lb-7,w-1,nb-11) 27
Total: (For 6 wkts deci
in 158.5 overs) 546
To bat: Anderson, Amjad, Panesar.
Fall of wickets: 1-26, 2-156, 3-'
263,4-268,5-486,6-530.
Bowler O M R W
Edwards 24 5 63 1
Powell 16 1 79 1
Baker 23 4 77 2
Nash 23 3 77 0
Gayle 26 I 80 0
Hinds 39.5 2 126 1
Smith 10 3 0
Simmons 6 0 26 0
WEST INDIES: First innings Gaylenotout 49
Smith b Panesar 28
Powell not out 0
Extras: (b-6, nb-9) 15
Total: (For 1 wkt in 19 overs) 92 To bat: Sarwan, Simmons, Chanderpaul, Nash, Hinds, Ramdin, Edwards, Baker.
Fall of wickets: 1-90.
Bowler DM R W
Anderson 4 0 13 0
Broad 5 0 19 0
Amjad 4 0 27 0
Swann 4 0 21 0
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