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Hoggard steals the limelight

MATTHEW HOGGARD upstaged local hero Andrew Flintoff yesterday and re-established England’s superiority over West Indies in the third npower Test.

Fri, 13 Aug, 2004 - 01:00

Myles Hodgson

Hoggard turned the match in England’s direction with three key wickets.

West Indies struggled to 275 for six at the end of a day restricted to only 70.5 overs because of overnight rain and bad light.

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