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Central Zone v England Lions, Duleep Trophy, 3rd day

Carberry and Yardy lead Lions' pursuit of 296

Cricinfo staff

February 5, 2008

England Lions 155 and 146 for 1 (Carberry 71*, Yardy 57*) need another 150 runs to beat Central Zone 270 and 180 (Kaif 42, Onions 3-40)
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A spirited performance from England Lions' gave them the edge going into the final day of their match against Central Zone. Chasing a stiff 296 for victory, they reached a confident 146 for 1 by stumps in Vadodara.

Joe Denly was the only Lions' wicket to fall, trapped in front by left-arm spinner Praveen Gupta for 15. Michael Carberry and captain Michael Yardy then forged an unbroken 116-run stand for the second wicket to lead the Lions' pursuit. Needing to score the highest total of the match to win, Carberry and Yardy both played patient knocks to ensure there was no repeat of the second day's batting collapse. Carberry, who made 35 in the first innings, didn't throw away his start this time, finishing on an unbeaten 71, including 12 fours and a six. The experienced Yardy had reached 57 by stumps.

Central had started the day in control after gaining a 115-run first-innings lead but were kept down to a moderate 180 in their second. With a top-order collapse seeing them at a parlous 39 for 4, Mohammad Kaif, the captain, tried to salvage the situation, top scoring with 42. The tail also resisted with a 60-run partnership for the seventh wicket between Jalaj Saxena (27) and Sanjib Sanyal (37).

All the Lions' bowlers chipped in, with Graham Onions being the most successful, taking three wickets. Monty Panesar was expensive but got the big wicket of the in-form Kaif while legspinner Adil Rashid made short work of the last two wickets.

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