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Anderson leads Eng

AFP, London
James Anderson starred with both bat and ball as England bounced back on the second morning of the second Ashes Test against Australia at Lord's here on Friday.
Anderson had opener Philip Hughes caught behind and then Australia captain Ricky Ponting fell to him for just two.
That left Australia 10 for two in reply to England's first innings 425 - which owed much to swing bowler Anderson's 29.
Australia, unbeaten in Tests at Lord's for 75 years, were 22 for two at lunch - a deficit of403.
Simon Katich, who scored a century in the drawn series opener in Cardiff, was eight not out and Michael Hussey four not out.
Hughes had made just four when glancing at Anderson he was given out caught down the legside by wicketkeeper Matt Prior.
Umpire Rudi Koertzen, standing in his 100th Test, is known for taking his time but, even by the South African's standards, this was a 'slow death'.
Ponting, who had made 150 in Cardiff, is vulnerable to the well-pitched up delivery early in his innings when hitting across the line.
Swing bowler Anderson produced such a delivery and appealed for what seemed lbw. But the ball carried to England captain Andrew Strauss at first slip.
The umpires referred the appeal to third umpire Nigel Llong, who was only empowered to rule on whether the ball had been caught cleanly.
He did that and Ponting had to go even though replays suggested he might not have hit the ball. However, those same replays also indicated he may have been out lbw.
Anderson, at lunch, had taken two wickets for 12 runs in six overs.
England's total owed much to Anderson's last-wicket stand of 47 with recalled quick Graham Onions (17 notout).
Left-hand bat but right-arm bowler Anderson had proved a thorn in Australia's side when batting in a defensive fashion alongside Monty Panesar to deny the Ashes holders the wicket they needed for victory last week in Cardiff.
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But here he played shots, including five fours - all off struggling left-arm quick Mitchell Johnson.
Ben Hilfenhaus, who led the Australia attack with Testbest figures of four for 103, clean bowled Strauss second ball Friday for his overnight 161 as the left-handed opener shouldered arms.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at lunch on the second day of the second Ashes Test between England and Australia at Lord's in London on Friday: ENGLAND: First innings
(overnight 364-6)
Strauss b Hilfenhaus 161 Cook lbw b Johnson 95
Bopara lbw b Hilfenhaus 18 Pietersen c Haddin b Siddle 32 Collingwood cSiddleb Clarke 16 Prior b Johnson 8
Flintoff c Ponting b Hilfenhaus 4 Broad b Hilfenhaus 16
Swann c Ponting b Siddle 4 Anderson c Hussey b Johnson 29 Onions not out 17
Extras: (b-15, lb-2, nb-8) 25
Total (All out in 101.4 overs) 425 Fall of wickets: 1 -196,2-222, 3-267, 4 302, 5-317, 6-333, 7-364,8-370,9-378,10-425
Bowler O M R W
Hilfenhaus 31 12 103 4
Johnson 21.4 2 132 3
Siddle 20 1 76 2
Hauritz 8.3 1 26 0
North 16.3 2 59 0
Clarke 4 1 12 1
AUSTRALIA: First innings Hughes c Prior b Anderson 4 Katichnotout 8
Ponting c Strauss b Anderson2 Hussey not out 4
Extras: (lb-4) . 4
Total(For 2 wkts in 12 overs) 22 To bat: Clarke, North, Haddin, Johnson, Hauritz, Siddle, Hilfenhaus.
Fall of wickets: 1-4,2 10.
Bowler O M R W
Anderson 6 2 12 2
Flintoff 6 3 6 0