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GGOLFOLF | Page 6 FFOOTBALLOOTBALL | Page 8 Westwood United and wary of Chelsea book travelling to Champions America League spots Monday, July 27, 2020 MOTORCYCLING Dhul-Hijjah 6, 1441 AH Quartararo wins GULF TIMES as Yamahas reign in Spain SPORT Page 2 CRICKET Broad on brink of 500 club as England eye series win England’s second-innings 226-2 declared saw opener Rory Burns make 90 as the West Indies were set a huge target of 399 for victory AFP SCORECARD Manchester ENGLAND 1st innings 369 all out WEST INDIES 1st innings (o/n 137-6) tuart Broad was only one K. Brathwaite c Root b Broad 1 wicket away from becoming just the seventh bowler to take J. Campbell c Burns b Archer 32 500 Test wickets as England S. Hope c Buttler b Anderson 17 Sclosed in on a series victory over the S. Brooks c Buttler b Anderson 4 West Indies at Old Traff ord yesterday. Broad’s haul of 6-31 in 14 overs saw R. Chase lbw b Broad 9 the West Indies bundled out for 197 in J. Blackwood b Woakes 26 reply to England’s fi rst-innings 369 J. Holder lbw b Broad 46 that featured his dashing 62. England’s second-innings 226- S. Dowrich c Woakes b Broad 37 2 declared saw opener Rory Burns R. Cornwall lbw b Broad 10 make 90 as the West Indies were set a K. Roach c Root b Broad 0 huge target of 399 for victory. And there was still time for Broad S. Gabriel not out 0 to reduce the tourists to 10-2 at Extras (b4, lb5, nb1, w5) 15 stumps on the third day. Total (all out, 65 overs) 197 Broad had the struggling John Fall of wickets: 1-1 (Brathwaite), 2-44 (Camp- Campbell caught at fi rst slip for a bell), 3-58 (Hope), 4-59 (Brooks), 5-73 (Chase), duck by England captain Joe Root 6-110 (Blackwood), 7-178 (Holder), 8-188 (Corn- and then moved to 499 Test wickets wall), 9-188 (Cornwall), 10-197 (Dowrich) when nightwatchman Kemar Roach was caught behind. Bowling: Anderson 16-5-28-2; Broad 14-4-31-6; Broad bowled the fi nal over of the Archer 17-1-72-1 (5w); Woakes 18-2-57-1 (1nb) day’s play, with his last ball just miss- ing Shai Hope’s outside edge. ENGLAND 2nd innings The only bowlers with more than R. Burns c sub (Da Silva) b Chase 90 600 Test wickets are a trio of former D. Sibley lbw b Holder 56 spinners — Sri Lanka’s Muttiah Mu- ralitharan (800), Australian Shane J. Root not out 68 Warne (708) and India’s Anil Kum- Extras (b6, lb3, nb3) 12 ble (619). The only seamers ahead of Total (2 wkts, 58 overs) 226 dec Broad are his longtime England new- ball colleague James Anderson (589) Fall of wickets: 1-114 (Sibley), 2-226 (Burns) and the retired pair of Australia’s Bowling: Roach 11-4-34-0; Gabriel 5-0-19-0 Glenn McGrath (563) and the West (3nb); Holder 9-2-24-1; Chase 14-2-61-1; Corn- Indies’ Courtney Walsh (519). West Indies’ Kemar Roach (C) looks behind as England’s Jos Buttler (L) catches him out off the bowling of England’s Stuart Broad (R) on the third day of the third wall 19-2-79-0 Broad took all the West Indies Test cricket match at Old Traff ord in Manchester yesterday. wickets to fall yesterday. WEST INDIES 2nd Innings His burst of 4-14 in four overs end- England captain Joe Root was 68 Burns faced 163 balls including hind the stumps. But match offi cials low-on at 137-6. They did that while K. Brathwaite not out 2 ed the visitors’ fi rst innings after they not out when he declared, amid con- 10 fours.Root had previously com- then allowed Da Silva, the back-up Root delayed the entry of Broad into J. Campbell c Root b Broad 0 had avoided the follow-on and Broad cerns Monday’s play could be washed pleted a 49-ball fi fty when he drove gloveman in the Test squad but not the attack. had stumps fi gures of 2-8 in three out. No side has made more in the Roach’s fi rst ball back straight over in the original XI for this match, to But when he came on, the West In- K. Roach c Buttler b Broad 4 overs. England’s second innings saw fourth innings to win an Old Traff ord the fast bowler’s head for four. West come on. Burns, twice dismissed by dies had no answer to him. S. Hope not out 4 Burns and Dom Sibley (56) share a Test than England’s 294-4 against Indies used three wicketkeepers yes- Chase already this series, almost fell West Indies captain Jason Holder Total (2 wkts, 6 overs) 10 stand of 114 — England’s fi rst century New Zealand in 2008. terday after Shane Dowrich was hit in to him on 12 when beaten by a sharply was lbw for 46 before Broad, con- opening partnership in a home Test Root declared when Burns, bidding the face after a 90mph delivery from turning delivery, only for the unlucky troversially omitted from England’s Fall of wickets: 1-0 (Campbell), 2-6 (Roach) since Alastair Cook and Alex Hales for his third Test century, skied off - Shannon Gabriel burst through his Da Silva to slip and miss the stump- fi rst-Test loss at Southampton, had Bowling: Anderson 3-2-2-0; Broad 3-1-8-2 put on 126 against Pakistan at Edg- spinner Roston Chase to substitute gloves. One-day international wick- ing chance.West Indies resumed still Roach caught by fi rst slip Root for a Match position: West Indies need 389 more baston in 2016. wicketkeeper Joshua Da Silva. etkeeper Hope initially took over be- needing 33 more runs to avoid the fol- duck and Rahkeem Cornwall lbw. runs to win with eight wickets standing PREVIEW Ramin brace helps Shahania beat Al Ahli 3-1 By Sports Reporter players, coached by Nabil Anwar who keeper Ebrahim Daryoush. Doha recently replaced Spaniard Jose Murcia. Amangoua rounded off the tally when The victory also enabled Al Shaha- he found the target with a grounder, nia to breathe down the neck of nearest beating off the challenge from three ri- l Shahania rode on a brace by challengers Umm Salal (15 points) and val players, after receiving a long high Iranian midfi elder Ramin Re- Ramin Rezaein of Shahania Al Khor (14) in the relegation battle. ball from deep in the right. zaein as they defeated Al Ahli celebrates after scoring Rezaein was the livewire in Al Shaha- Meanwhile, Al Wakrah held Al Sailiya 3-1 in the QNB Stars League against Al Ahli in the QNB nia ranks. His fi rst goal came off a div- goalless to end their losing streak in the Ayesterday. It was only the second win Stars League yesterday. ing header after Nigel de Jong sent in a QNB Stars League at the Al Janoub Sta- in 18 matches for the bottom-placed free-kick from the right. dium yesterday. Al Wakrah and Al Saili- team. Rezaein scored in the 22nd and The Iranian scored his second goal ya have 20 and 24 points respectively. 29th (penalty) minutes. Kesse Aman- from the spot. The penalty was award- It was Al Wakrah’s fi fth draw and Al goua (81st minute) was Al Shahania’s ed by referee Abdulrahman al-Jassim Sailiya’s third. Al Sailiya had beaten Al other scorer as they earned a lifeline in when Al Ahli’s John Beitsoun tripped Wakrah 3-1 in the fi rst leg of 2019-20 their attempt to stay in the First Divi- Amangoua. For Al Ahli, Shane Lowry QNB Stars League. sion. fumbled with his header after Nabil El Al Wakrah had suff ered three succes- Al Shahania moved on to 13 points Zhar set him up with a free-kick. sive defeats before the tournament was with only their second victory in this After Akaichi reduced the margin on stopped, so ended up as the happier season’s league, while Al Ahli suff ered the hour mark with his quick header off team yesterday as they look to improve their ninth loss and remained on 19 a corner kick from the right by Hernan, their position in the top fl ight, where points. Al Ahli raised visions of drawing level they are featuring after a gap of two Interestingly, Tunisian striker when they looked like having earned seasons. However, Al Sailiya would rue Ahmed Akaichi, who recently moved a penalty in the 68th minute, but that the two dropped points as they are keen from Al Shahania to Al Ahli, scored the was ruled out by the Video Assistant on fi nishing among the top four and latter’s goal in the 60th minute. Referee. Al Shahania captain Alvaro Pe- thus playing in the Qatar Cup and AFC Al Shahania could not have hoped rez seemed to have fouled Hernan. Champions League, just like they did for a better start as the league resumed Al Ahli also had the ignominy of Ma- last season when they secured a third- after a long break. The three points will jed Mohamed’s goalbound free-kick place fi nish, their best-ever perform- greatly boost the confi dence of their being saved with diffi culty by goal- ance in the league.