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England v West Indies, 2nd Test, Headingley, 3rd day

By Emma 3 years ago, at the end of May Add your comment below

It seems unlikely that there’ll be much play today, if any. However, with England in such a strong position, they might not need many overs to wrap the game up. Follow the weather on cricinfo, and if I’ve got the HTML right, here’s Ceefax

Chat away

Tags: ceefax, england, headingley, live-coverage, west-indies, West-Indies-in-England |

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