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Wade takes Aus to 328

Agencies, Roseau
Wicketkeeper Matthew Wade struck a sparkling maiden Test century as Australia rallied to 328 all out by lunch on the second day of the third and final Test against West Indies on Tuesday.
Wade made 106 from 146 balls, including 10 fours and three sixes, and his positive approach paid off in a 102-run partnership with Ben Hilfenhaus which transformed Australia's first innings after they had struggled to 212 for seven.
West Indies off-spinner Shane Shillingford ended with six wickets for 119 runs, his best return in Test cricket although his celebrations were muted after he and the rest of the Caribbean attack struggled in the morning session.
The early run out of Mitchell Stare (35) offered the possibility of a swift elimination of the tail but, as in the first Test in Barbados, the Australian lower-order showed their quality.
Eschewing the cautious approach taken by the top-order batsmen on Monday, Wade went on the attack in just his third Test and his partnership with Hilfenhaus came at twice Monday's run-rate with the runs coming from 20.1 overs.
Shortly after joyfully celebrating his ton, the left-hander, who replaced Brad Haddin for this series, finally went when he carted Shillingford towards the mid-wicket bound-
ary but Darren Bravo produced a magnificent catch.
TheTYinidadian was in danger of crossing the boundary rope as he took the catch and he smartly threw the ball back into the playing area, jumped over the line and safely completed the catch.
TWo balls later Shillingford, the first Dominican to play a Test on home soil, clean bowled Hilfenhaus for 19 to end the innings just before lunch.
On Monday, Shillingford took four wickets as the tourists finished the day on 212 for seven, in some trouble after winning the toss at Windsor Park. Australia only need a draw to take the series having won the first Test in Barbados.
It was an unforgettable day for 29-year-old Shillingford as, getting bounce out of the pitch, he bowled an uninterrupted spell of twenty-four overs and finished with 4-77.
He claimed the scalps of David Warner (50), Ricky Ponting (23), Michael Clarke (24) and Mike Hussey (10).
"These guys are guys who once they get in score a lot of runs. Getting these guys out is a real honour for me," said Shillingford.
"I normally get a good amount of bounce but on the second or third day. On the first day, especially with the spin I got, it was a little surprising but (when) I started getting that I started feeling well."
The morning session yielded just the one wicket thanks to Ravi Rampaul.
On his return to the side after a bout of
dengue fever and subsequently a shoulder injury, Rampaul's second delivery came back into Ed Cowan who didn't play a shot and the ball struck him on the pad trapping him lbw.
Warner and Watson prevented any more wickets falling before lunch but were hindered by an outfield which slowed the ball down -- only sixteen boundaries were hit during the day.
They put together a partnership of 83 before Watson struck a pull shot off Darren Sammy in the air to backward square-leg where Narsingh Deonarine ran in and took the catch.
The West Indies were now making far more use of the short ball. Another one from Sammy caught Warner on the helmet behind his left ear as he missed another hook shot and he had to receive some treatment.
Shillingford, operating from the Billy Doctrove End, snapped up the prized wicket of the stubborn Warner for 50.
Shillingford's delivery seemed to surprise Warner and all he could do was
paddle it straight to cover where Kieran Powell took the catch.
Australia were in some trouble at 169 for seven but the recalled Mitchell Stare put on an unbeaten 43 for the eighth wicket with Matthew Wade to at least take the tourists past the 200 mark.
SCOREBOARD
AUSTRALIA: First innings (overnight 212for7)
Cowan lbw bRampaul 1
WarnercPowellbShillingford 50
Watson cDeonarinebSammy 41
PontingcSammybShillingford 23
ClarkecBarath b Shillingford 24
HusseycSammy b Shillingford 10
WadecBravobShillingford 106
HarriscBaughbRoach 4
Stare run out 35
HarriscBaughbRoach 4
HilfenhausbShillingford 19
Lyon not out 0
Extras:(b-4,lb-6,w-3,nb-2) 15
Total:(Alloutin114.5overs) 328
Fall of wickets: 1-1,2-84,3-105,4-142,5-157,6-164,7-169,8-226,9-328 Bowler 0 M R W
Roach 23 5 72 1
Rampaul 24 6 65 1
Sammy 21 7 48 1
Shillingford 42.5 9 119 6
Deonarine 4 0 14 0
WEST INDIES: Sammy, Barath, Brathwaite, Powell, Bravo, Chanderpaul, Deonarine, Baugh, Shillingford, Roach, Rampaul.