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Trott just misses out

Afp, Dubai
Jonathan Trott returned to form with 93 as England geared up for next week's first Test against Pakistan with a 100-run win over Pakistan Cricket Board XI in their three-day tour match here on Friday.
TYott, England's number three batsman who was declared ICC player of the year in 2011, looked back to his best to allow his team declare their second innings at 138-8 before bundling their opponents out for 150.
That made it two wins out of two after they won the tour opener against ICC Combined XI by three wickets here on Monday, to gain valuable confidence ahead of the first of threeTests against Pakistan starting here fromTuesday.
Skipper Andrew Strauss also hit 62 but Kevin Pietersen (3), Ian Bell (12 not out) and Eoin Morgan, who did not bat, remained in search of their best form ahead of theTest series.
TYott, who hit 12 fours during his 150-ball knock, had a sound opening partnership of 130 with Strauss and overcame concerns on his form after scoring one, 35 and nought in the previous innings of the tour.
Chris TYemlett (2-32) and Graham Onions (3-38) remained in the hunt for a place in the Tests as England bowled with discipline to get their opponents — mostly comprising Pakistan's top first-class performers — out cheaply.
Only Pakistan discards Fawad Alam (51) and Usman Salahuddin (32) offered some resistence during their resolute fourth wicket stand of 71, lifting their team from a precarious 16-3 after being set 251 to win in a possible of 63 overs.
Onions dismissed Afaq Raheem (7) and Mohammad Ayub (0) and in between Tremlett accounted for Nasir Jamshed (0) before Alam-Salahuddin stand delayed the inevitable.
Alam, who hit a Test debut hundred in 2009 before being discraded, hit seven boundaries before mistiming a drive off Pietersen and was caught by TYott, to end any chance of PCB XI drawing the match.
Panesar mopped up the tail with figures of 3-46.
Alastair Cook hit a hundred and Panesar took 5-57 in the first innings to ensure the England players had a good work out before the Test series.
SCORES IN BRIEF
ENGLAND: First innings 269 PCB XI: First innings 200 ENGLAND: Second innings 181 for 3 deci (Strauss 62, Trott 93; Shah 3-38)
PCB XI: Second innings 150 (Salahuddin 32, Fawad 51, Hasan 22; TYemlett 2-32, Onions 3-38, Panesar3-46) Result: England won by 100 runs.