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Eng in early trouble

AFP, London
Fast bowlers Morne Morkel and Dale Steyn reduced an England side without dropped star batsman Kevin Pietersen to 94 for four at tea on the second day of the third Test against South Africa at Lord's on Friday.
That left England 215 runs adrift of the tourists first innings 309.
England, however, like South Africa, were staging something of a recovery from 54 for four -- remarkably both sides lost their fourth wicket on the same score.
Ian Bell was 20 not out and Jonathan Bairstow 19 not out, with their stand now worth 40.
South Africa, 1-0 up in the three-match series, only have to avoid defeat at Lord's to replace England as the world's top-ranked Test side.
England axed Pietersen, despite his superb 149 in the drawn second Test at Headingley, because the South Africa-born shotmaker sent "provocative" text messages, believed to be critical of his team-
mates, to Pro teas players.
But without him, England saw Steyn take two wickets for one run in four balls and Morkel two for three in 11 in ideal sunny batting conditions.
Morkel struck first when, off the last ball before lunch, he bowled England captain Andrew Strauss, playing his 100th Test and 50th as skipper on his Middlesex home ground, between bat and pad with a well-directed delivery from around the wicket.
That meant Strauss would have to wait to see if he could join South Africa captain Graeme Smith in scoring a hundred in his 100th Test after the Proteas skipper achieved the feat in an innings victory in the series opener atThe Oval.
Steyn then removed Jonathan Trott, lbw on review, and Alastair Cook, well caught by Jacques Kallis al second slip, for single figure scores.
James Taylor was then caught by first slip Smith off tall paceman Morkel, and Bairstow, recalled in place of Pietersen, walked out with England in a dire position.
Bairstow had managed just 38 runs in his first three Tests, all against the West Indies, earlier this season, before he was dropped after struggling against the short ball.
South Africa posted a short leg and Bairstow had an uncomfortable start, with his first boundary a streaky edge through the slips.
SCOREBOARD
SOUTH AFRICA: First innings (overnight 262-7)
Smith c Prior b Anderson 14
Petersen c Prior b Finn 22
AmlabFinn 13
KalliscPriorbFinn 3
DeVillierscCookb Anderson 27
Rudolph b Swann 42
DuminycPriorb Anderson 61
PhilanderstPriorbSwann 61
Steyn c Swann b Broad 26
Morkel c Prior b Finn 25
Tahir not out 2
Extras: (b-7,lb-5,w-l) 13
Total: (All out 101.2 overs) 309
Fall of wickets: 1-22,2-49,3-50,4-54,5-105, 6-163,7-235,8-270,9-307.
Bowler 0 M R W
Anderson 29 5 76 3
Broad 24 4 69 1
Finn 18 2 75 4
Swann 24.2 6 63 2
Trott 6 1 14 0
ENGLAND: First innings
Strauss b Morkel 20
Cooke Kallis b Steyn 7
Trott lbw b Steyn 8
Bell not out 20
TaylorcSmithb Morkel 10
Bairstow not out 19
Extras: (lb-6,w-l,nb-3) 10
Total: (For4wkts in 38 overs) 94
To bat: Prior, Broad, Swann, Finn, Anderson.
Fall ofwickets: 1-29,2-38,3-39,4-54.
Bowler 0 M R W
Morkel 10 2 25 2
Philander 11 6 22 0