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Holder Sizzles to Claim Six As England Slump in First Test Two Bournemouth goals disallowed in 0-0 draw with Tottenham in Premier League FRIDAY, JULY 10, 2020 Perfect debut for Qatar Racing Limited’s Darain TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK for the colours of Qatar Rac- and maintained an easy pace Darain tonight. We didn’t herself a champion race mare DOHA ing Limited who own him in until the long home straight. go very fast early as they are for Watership Down Stud, partnership with the breed- Murphy sat quietly until in- inexperienced horses and so winning three Group 1 races THE regally bred Darain (GB), ers of the colt, Watership side the final 600 meters, just we didn’t really start racing (the Pretty Polly Stakes, the by world-class sire Dubawi Down Stud. keeping pace with his rivals. until in the straight. DARAIN Yorkshire Oaks, the Sheema (IRE) out of the extraordinary Starting joint-favorite, Once he asked Darain to go went through the gears well Classic). She has already pro- mare Dar Re Mi (GB), has one Darain was a 4¾ -length on, the colt lengthened im- and really galloped through duced four top-class horses of the best pedigrees imagina- winner of the race. Running pressively to pull clear with the line. I’m really pleased from six foals including the ble. He made his debut in the over 2,000 meters (1m2f), on apparent ease. Brillant Life with him. I think he has an extraordinary Too Darn Hot Oakley Coachbuilders Super a ground that was declared (Sea The Stars x Flame Of exciting future.” (GB), Lah Ti Dar (GB) and Sport Novice Stakes (Div II) good to soft, the bay colt was Gibraltar) finished in second Darain was purchased So Mi Dar (GB); all are also at Newbury in Berkshire, Eng- smartly away on the outside with Winter Reprise a further Qatar Racing manager Da- by Dubawi. Darain has set off Darain, ridden by jockey Oisin Murphy, makes a charge for an land, on Wednesday evening. under jockey Oisin Murphy. a half-length behind in third. vid Redvers at the Tatter- on the right path to follow the impressive win in the Oakley Coachbuilders Super Sport Novice It was a perfect debut for The duo sat up on the lead to Jockey Murphy com- salls October Yearling Sale footsteps of his elder siblings Stakes (Div II) at Newbury in Berkshire, England, on Wednesday. the three-year-old colt, who the outside of Winter Reprise menting after the race, said, – Book 1 in 2018. and he looks to have an ex- (PIC: FRANCESCA ALTOFT) is trained by John Gosden (Intello x Winter Fashion) “I’m really pleased with His dam, Dar Re Mi, was tremely exciting future! Moeen, Bairstow Holder sizzles to claim six as in England training England slump in rst Test squad for Ireland ODIs AFP SOUTHAMPTON Scoreboard AFP ENGLAND 1ST INNINGS (OVERNIGHT: 35-1) SOUTHAMPTON WEST Indies captain Jason R. Burns lbw b Gabriel ........................................ 30 D. Sibley b Gabriel .................................................0 Holder returned Test-best J. Denly b Gabriel ................................................ 18 MOEEN Ali and Jonny figures of 6-42 as England Leading up to this Z. Crawley lbw b Holder ....................................... 10 Bairstow were included in a 24- slumped to 204 all out on the B. Stokes c Dowrich b Holder .............................. 43 man England training squad second day of the series opener Test, with my ankle O. Pope c Dowrich b Holder ................................ 12 named on Thursday for the J. Buttler c Dowrich b Holder ............................... 35 at Southampton on Thursday. (niggle), I probably D. Bess not out ................................................... 31 three-match One-Day Interna- When bad light forced an J. Archer lbw b Holder .............................................0 tional series at home to Ireland. early close, West Indies had didn’t get the M. Wood c Hope b Holder ......................................5 Wicketkeeper-batsman lost just the one wicket to be J. Anderson b Gabriel .......................................... 10 Bairstow and off-spinning all- amount of overs Extras: (lb6, nb2, w2) ......................................... 10 57-1, a deficit of 147 runs. in that I’d have TOTAL: (all out, 67.3 overs, 258 mins) ............. 204 rounder Mooen were left out Kraigg Brathwaite was 20 Fall of wickets: 1-0 (Sibley), 2-48 (Denly), 3-51 of the squad for the first Test not out and Shai Hope three liked to, but (Burns), 4-71 (Crawley), 5-87 (Pope), 6-154 against the West Indies, tak- not out. (Stokes), 7-157 (Buttler), 8-157 (Archer), 9-174 ing place in Southampton this I still felt (Wood), 10-204 (Anderson). Holder, the world’s top- really good. Bowling: Roach 19-6-41-0; Gabriel 15.3-3-62-4 week. But with England still ranked all-rounder, surpassed (1nb, 1w); Joseph 13-4-53-0 (1w); Holder 20-6-42- planning to complete a full pro- his previous Test-best of 6-59 – WI captain 6 (1nb). gramme in a season truncated against Bangladesh at King- WEST INDIES (1ST INNINGS) by the coronavirus shutdown, Jason Holder K. Brathwaite ........................................... batting 20 ston two years ago, making J. Campbell lbw b Anderson ................................ 28 it has long been accepted they full use of overcast conditions S. Hope ......................................................batting 3 will have to field separate Test at the Ageas Bowl. Extras: (lb6) ..........................................................6 and one-day squads. TOTAL: (For 1 wkt, 19.3 overs, 86 mins) ............. 57 Fast bowler Shannon Ga- To bat: S Brooks, R Chase, J Blackwood, J Holder, S The third ODI at Southamp- briel, who did the early dam- Dowrich, A Joseph, K Roach, S Gabriel. ton, the venue for all three Ire- age, took all the other wickets Fall of wickets: 1-43 (Campbell) land matches, is set to take place in the innings for impressive Bowling: Anderson 8-4-17-1; Archer 6-0-20-0; on August 4 – the day before Wood 3.3-1-8-0; Stokes 2-1-6-0. figures of 4-62. Toss: England. England start the first of a three- Holder’s haul, the sixth Test series against Pakistan. time in his past 10 Tests he has The England one-day side taken five or more wickets in campaign. will go into an on-site train- an innings, included the prize “It meant the world to ing camp at the Ageas Bowl scalp of opposing captain Ben me,” said Holder. “To see on July 16, playing two intra- Stokes, who top-scored with both teams come together in squad warm-up matches be- 43 after winning the toss. West Indies captain Jason Holder celebrates taking the wicket of his England counterpart Ben Stokes on the second day of their rst Test at the the way they did sent a really fore the selectors pick a final “Leading up to this Test, Ageas Bowl in Southampton, England, on Thursday. Holder, the world’s top-ranked all-rounder, surpassed his previous Test-best of 6-59. (AFP) strong message. It shows the team. The series, being played with my ankle (niggle), I prob- cricket world is unified.” behind closed doors, starts ably didn’t get the amount Bishoo and so I was waiting Stokes (43) and vice-captain Jos aimed legside after advancing Richard Illingworth had seen England were soon 51-3 on July 30, with subsequent of overs in that I’d have liked for the inswinger and he never Buttler (35). Off-spinner Dom down the pitch. a decision upheld. as Gabriel removed Joe Denly matches on August 1 and 4. to, but I still felt really good,” showed it. Bess chipped in with 31 not out. Buttler, with just one hun- That was the only break- and Rory Burns. England training squad for Ire- Holder told Sky Sports. “I said to myself, ‘if he’s dred Test hundred to his name through that England managed Holder then got in on the land ODIs: Eoin Morgan (capt), The towering quick added that good and has got these Stokes escapes edged an excellent Holder before stumps, even though act, dismissing Zak Crawley and Moeen Ali, Jonny Bairstow (wkt), he had tried to learn lessons results he’s got over the years, England could have been dis- delivery, with wicketkeeper fast bowlers Archer and Wood, Ollie Pope as the West Indies’ Tom Banton, Sam Billings (wkt), from both England spearhead then maybe he must be doing missed even more cheaply. Shane Dowrich holding a div- both selected ahead of veteran joyful shouts echoed round the Henry Brookes, Brydon Carse, James Anderson and retired something right.’” Stokes, leading the side ing one-handed catch. paceman Stuart Broad, topped empty stands that will be a fea- Tom Curran, Liam Dawson, Ben Australia great Glenn McGrath. Holder added: “I watched in the absence of regular cap- West Indies opener John speeds of 90 mph. ture of this three-match behind Duckett, Laurie Evans, Richard “Funnily enough, the last clips of Glenn McGrath as tain Joe Root, missing this Campbell made two successful England resumed on 35-1 closed doors contest. Gleeson, Lewis Gregory, Sam tour when we were here, Jim- well, because I think our styles match following the birth, was challenges before he was lbw after rain marred internation- West Indies have not won Hain, Tom Helm, Liam Living- my was on 499 (Test) wickets are similar. We’re not as quick, dropped on 14 and 32. to Anderson for 28. al cricket’s return from lock- a Test series in England since stone, Saqib Mahmood, Matt – he was bowling to (Deven- so I look at being consistent.” But Holder had Stokes, It was the first time in six down on Wednesday, when 1988 but they hold the Wisden Parkinson, Adil Rashid, Jason dra) Bishoo and I was next in; England slipped to 87-5 second in the all-rounder reviews that English umpires both teams took a knee in sup- Trophy after a 2-1 success in Roy, Phil Salt, Reece Topley, he took everything away from before a stand of 67 between rankings, caught behind as he Richard Kettleborough and port of the Black Lives Matter the Caribbean last year.
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