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Bell steadies England

Cricket

AFP, Manchester
England's Ian Bell and Eoin Morgan held firm after Bangladesh dismissed Kevin Pietersen for 64 on the first day of the second and final Test at Old Trafford here on Friday.
England were 215 for four at tea after winning the toss.
Bell was 52 not out and lefthander Morgan 33 not out, with their fifth-wicket stand so farworth62.
England started the second session on 92 for three with Pietersen 22 not out and Bell unbeaten on five.
Pietersen, using his feet, lofted recalled spinner Abdur Razzaq — who'd struck with his first ball before lunch to dismiss Alastair Cook — over mid-off and extra cover for four.
Bell cut pace bowler Shafiul Islam — who in the first session marked his return to Test cricket by dismissing England captain Andrew Strauss and Jonathan Trott for four runs in seven balls — for a boundary.
And Bell lofted Razzaq over long-on for the first six of the match before late cutting the slow bowler to the third man rope.
Pietersen hooked Shafiul for a boundary and next ball a single saw him complete a 73 ball fifty with six fours, five of them scored after lunch.
The South Africa born batsman, who pulled up sharply after completing a two, struck Razzaq for six over long-on.
But going down the pitch to
Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan, also a left-arm spinner, Pietersen's somewhat frantic innings ended when he was beaten in the flight attempting a booming drive and stumped by Mushfiqur Rahim to end a stand of 70 with Bell.
England were now 153 for four but Bangladesh suffered a setback when Shafiul had to go off with cramp.
Morgan edged Shahadat Hossain wide of slip and Bell, on 36, saw a nick off a Shakib delivery strike Rahim on the knee.
But former Ireland batsman Morgan, in his second Test after a debut during England's eight-wicket win in the series opener at Lord's, confidently drove Shakib through the covers for four.
Bell went on to complete a 97-ball fifty shortly before tea.
England had been in cruise control mode after Strauss won the toss.
However, 20-year-old pace bowler Shafiul, in only his fifth Test gave the Tigers — who've won just three of their 67 Tests — the control they wanted with an opening spell of two for 18 in nine overs.
Left-hander Strauss, having made 21 featuring four fours, edged a good length ball from Shafiul to Imrul Kayes at second slip.
And 44 for one became 48 for two when Shafiul bowled TYott, who made 226 at Lord's, for just three with a well-executed off-cutter.
Razzak, like Shafiul recalled after Bangladesh dropped pacemen Rubel Hossain and
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Robiul Islam from their team at Lord's, struck first ball when he had opener Cook (29), pushing half forward, caught at slip by Junaid Siddique.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at tea on the first day of the second Test between England and Bangladesh at OldTrafford on Friday: ENGLAND: First innings Strauss c Kayes bShafiul 21
Cooke Zunaed b Razzak 29
Trott bShafiul 3
Pietersen st MushfiqurbShakib 64
Bell not out 52
Morgan not out 33
Extras: (b-6,lb-4,w-2,nb-1) 13
Total; (For4wkts in 58 overs) 215
Fall of wickets: 1-44, 2-48, 3-83,4-153.
To bat: Prior, Swann, Shahzad, Anderson, Finn.
Bowler O M R W
Shahadat 13 2 50 0
Shafiul 13 2 35 2
Mahmudullah 7 1 15 0
Shakib 15 1 61 1
Razzak 10 1 44 1
BANGLADESH: Tamim Iqbal, Imrul Kayes, Zunaed Siddique, Jahurul Islam, Mohammad Ashraful, Shakib Al Hasan (captain), Mushfiqur Rahim, Mohammad Mahmudullah, Shahadat Hossain, Abdur Razzak, Shafiul Islam.
Toss: England.
Umpires: Billy Bowden (NZL) and Asoka de Silva (SRI).