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Sunday, November 29, 1998 Published at 08:00 GMT
Fleming catches England napping ![]() Damien Fleming: Four early victims Damien Fleming has struck back for Australia on the second day of the second Test at the WACA to leave England at 116-5. Fleming has taken four early wickets after England had torn through the home side's batting order to leave them with a nervous total of 240.
The 21-year-old dismissed the Waugh brothers - a superb feat in itself - before taking Ricky Ponting for 11 and Glenn McGrath for nought. Darren Gough then followed Tudor's lead - dismissing Ian Healy for 11 and Fleming for a duck to leave Australia visible stunned. But Fleming hit back quickly before tea to remind England the Test was far from saved. Mark Butcher was caught by Ponting for one with only five runs on the board.
Mike Atherton then became Fleming's fourth victim when he edged a regulation catch to Taylor on 35.
Scorecard: England first innings: 112 England Second innings:
M Butcher c Ponting b Fleming 1
Extras: 6 Australia first innings:
M Taylor c Stewart b Cork 61
Extras: 24 Fall: 1-81 2-115, 3-138, 4-165, 5-209, 6-214, 7-228, 8-228, 9-239. Bowling: Gough 25-9-43-3; Cork 21-5-49-1; Tudor 20.2-5-89-4; Mullally 21-10-36-1; Ramprakash 2-0-12-1 Umpires: D J Harper and S Venkataraghavan |
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