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Good afternoon. the latest from the lunchtime premier league kick off to come, but first, england have taken early wickets as they pile the pressure on south africa on day three of the 2nd test. at lunch, their opponents were 88 3 trailing by 176 after england s destructive first innings performance yesterday at old trafford, asjoe wilson reports. trumpet plays jerusalem. every new day of play for england s test cricketers is greeted by the supporters like this. every new dawn, whether false or true. at old trafford, there was glorious opportunity, and there was james anderson. stumps clatter. that s how he got rid of south africa s captain, as dean elgar missed the ball, you ll notice the rainbow colours of inclusion specially decorating the stumps at this match. there it is, just there. sarel erwee s batjust touched this, the catch from ben foakes, and it looked like a little farewell message from ollie robinson. the scoreboard said ....
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