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- Fours
- Sixes
- Wickets
- AJ Strauss 31
- MJ Prior 21
- IJL Trott 47
- IR Bell 27
- EJG Morgan 7
- RS Bopara 4
- LJ Wright 44
- JC Tredwell 9
- TT Bresnan 20*
- GP Swann 8
- CT Tremlett 3
- KAJ Roach 2/34
- SJ Benn 0/56
- AD Russell 4/49
- DJG Sammy 0/28
- D Bishoo 3/34
- KA Pollard 0/37
Right then. Kemar Roach has the new ball, Andrew Strauss has the strike. Two slips in place... Play!
2.30pm Few questions about the pitch conditions. Haven't seen it myself to be honest, but expect turn, reverse swing, that sort of thing. Anyway, we'll find out in a minute because the umpires are out, followed by the West Indies and now the England openers. Meanwhile, all of you wanting to see your own beloved opinions on screen can join the Chatterbox about the game
2.20pm Few West Indies flags dotted about, plenty of Bangladesh fans might be supporting them too. Chris Gayle is utterly unmoved by the national anthem, Sammy, on the other hand is belting it out. England are imploring divine intervention to save their queen, probably not necessary at this stage. Their World Cup campaign on the other hand...
2.10pm If anyone managed to predict either of those teams than I suggest they get on our Fantasy Cricket competition. Andrew Strauss, meanwhile, has just held what looks to be a very stern team meeting. Presumably to explain just how Luke Wright is going to win them the match. He managed to keep a straight face throughout, which is impressive.
2.00pm England have won the toss and will bat. Tremlett in for Anderson, Tredwell for Shahzad and Wright for Collingwood, it's all true. Apart from the Wright opening bit, Prior will share the duty with Strauss. West Indies, meanwhile, have Chris Gayle back in place of Shivnarine Chanderpaul and legspinner Devendra Bishoo makes his ODI debut, in place of Nikita Miller. Phew. I'm already breathless and a ball hasn't been bowled yet. Darren Sammy is smiling widely despite losing his fifth toss in a row.
1.50pm There are all kinds of rumours circulating Twitter. Soon to be confirmed but murmurs that Luke Wright could play, and open the batting! James Tredwell might play too. Paul Collingwood probably won't and Ajmal Shahzad is out not with a tummy-bug but a hamstring injury. Goodness. Andrew Miller will have a bulletin out soon confirming and fair to say even he, in his excellent preview, didn't expect Wright to play.
1.40pm Morning/afternoon all. We've had this in 1996, Ian Austin in 1999, being bowled out by Ashish Nehra, Ashish Nehra in 2003 and Fredalo in 2007. The tour de farce that is England World Cup campaigns could have a latest entry if they lose today against the West Indies. England's tournament might well be over even if they win. After five classic finishes out of five, the tournament would be poorer without England but they face a resurgent West Indies side who have won three games on the bounce.
Roach to Strauss, no run, short and wide outside off stump and it carries through nicely to Thomas. Strauss is relieved to flag one through early
Roach to Strauss, no run, good carry again here outside off, closer to Strauss this time as he left alone
Roach to Strauss, no run, back of a length on off stump this time, slowly raises through to Strauss who places a bat in the way
Roach to Strauss, no run, for dot balls in a row as Strauss lets another one go
Roach to Strauss, no run, full for the first time today, Roach has a very good yorker, pushed with a toe-end to mid-off
Roach to Strauss, no run, and the over ends as it begun, with Strauss leaving alone. Good start for West Indies then
End of over 1 (maiden) England 0/0 (RR: 0.00)
- AJ Strauss 0 (6b)
- MJ Prior 0 (0b)
- KAJ Roach 1-1-0-0
Pace of Roach at one end and the towering, combative left-arm spin of Sulieman Benn from the other. Expect plenty of chat. And accuracy, he's an excellent bowler. Slip in place...
Benn to Prior, no run, tossed up around off stump, Prior eases into defence
Benn to Prior, no run, hint of turn already and Prior is cagey in defence again, England are pinned down already
Benn to Prior, no run, ooh, this finds an edge as Prior tries to drive, squirts to point
Benn to Prior, FOUR, runs! Finally it's runs. Four of them. The outfield is quicker than Roach! Prior leant into a fluid drive and once it beat cover it was always four
Benn to Prior, no run, good recovery from Benn, just did Prior in the flight a touch and he lunged forward to block
Benn to Prior, no run, another careful, tentative prod to finish the over. So just one scoring shot in 12 deliveries
End of over 2 (4 runs) England 4/0 (RR: 2.00)
- MJ Prior 4 (6b 1x4)
- AJ Strauss 0 (6b)
- SJ Benn 1-0-4-0
- KAJ Roach 1-1-0-0
Roach to Strauss, no run, that's very close to cut but Strauss is strong on the shot. Unfortunately for him he remains on 0 after picking out point
Roach to Strauss, 1 run, close! Nervy moment for Strauss as he is rushed on a pull shot, trying to break the shackles but got it high on the bat and spooned it just over a backpedalling square leg
Roach to Prior, 1 run, precious run again, more certain than the last, as Prior clips to midwicket where Benn fields and makes a hash of the relay through by dropping the ball
Roach to Strauss, 1 run, finally a more certain shot for Strauss as he glances into space
Roach to Prior, no run, Roach is wearing his fastest wheels here, already touching 90mph. Good length and off-stump line and Prior stands tall to block
Roach to Prior, no run, fuller to finish, Prior is hanging back expecting another shot one. Pats to cover. Decent pace and carry in the pitch so far
End of over 3 (3 runs) England 7/0 (RR: 2.33)
- MJ Prior 5 (9b 1x4)
- AJ Strauss 2 (9b)
- KAJ Roach 2-1-3-0
- SJ Benn 1-0-4-0
Benn to Strauss, no run, slip and a leg slip for Benn. Finds turn here back into Strauss who defends
Benn to Strauss, 1 run, carefully swept down to deep square to give Prior the strike
Benn to Prior, no run, touch of spin here again and Prior leans forward to defend
Benn to Prior, FOUR, nicely done from Prior, leaning back and getting the fraction of width outside off he thrives on. Threaded wide of point and it sped to the rope
Benn to Prior, no run, firmly pushed back towards the bowler, Benn gets down 26ft to field
Benn to Prior, 2 runs, too short from Benn and it allows Prior to cut again, more careful shot this time and earns him a couple. Good over for England, they needed it
Just a quick world, Ajmal Shahzad is out for the rest of the tournament. So might his team-mates by the end of the day.
End of over 4 (7 runs) England 14/0 (RR: 3.50)
- MJ Prior 11 (13b 2x4)
- AJ Strauss 3 (11b)
- SJ Benn 2-0-11-0
- KAJ Roach 2-1-3-0
Roach to Strauss, no run, Roach is generating plenty from his whippy action and it's rushing Strauss in defence
Roach to Strauss, no run, fuller and the drive is woefully timed and dribbles to mid-off
Roach to Strauss, no run, Strauss is just trying to manufacture something here, giving himself a touch of room to drive. But at the moment Roach's pace is rushing him
Roach to Strauss, FOUR, ah, Strauss gets all of this! Half-volley length and banished wide of cover
Roach to Strauss, no run, Roach pulls back his length and Strauss can only defend as a result
Roach to Strauss, no run, stylish drive but bashed straight to mid-off
End of over 5 (4 runs) England 18/0 (RR: 3.60)
- AJ Strauss 7 (17b 1x4)
- MJ Prior 11 (13b 2x4)
- KAJ Roach 3-1-7-0
- SJ Benn 2-0-11-0
Benn to Prior, 1 run, Prior has shown good composure so far, not trying to overhit anything. Pushes down to long-off
Benn to Strauss, 1 run, Strauss hurtles down the wicket, steady as drunk, shaping to hack before pushing a nervy defence
Benn to Prior, 2 runs, neatly done by Prior once more, leaning forward to drive a fullish ball down the ground
Benn to Prior, no run, that's the first one that really has spun, surprised Prior who poked at it suspiciously
Benn to Prior, FOUR, full toss is punished! Carefully again but that makes it a decent start for England. Clipped around the corner and Benn looks unimpressed
Benn to Prior, 1 run, driven down the ground to finish a good over for England. Prior going well but this pitch, so far at least, looks very good for batting
End of over 6 (9 runs) England 27/0 (RR: 4.50)
- MJ Prior 19 (18b 3x4)
- AJ Strauss 8 (18b 1x4)
- SJ Benn 3-0-20-0
- KAJ Roach 3-1-7-0
Roach to Prior, 1 run, back of length but the line is just leg-sided enough for Prior to nurdle a single to fine leg
Roach to Strauss, no run, on the pads to Strauss, which Miller reckons is a no-go area, but Strauss picks out square leg
Roach to Strauss, FOUR, very nicely done here from the England captain. Couple of steps down the track and, as Miller would tell you, Strauss is violent off his pad, flicking to the midwicket boundary
Roach to Strauss, no run, again Roach ventures near the pads but Strauss picks out midwicket
Roach to Strauss, no run, heave and miss outside off! Strauss leant back and aimed something expansive, but only at thin air
Roach to Strauss, 1 run, after all that heaving Strauss is back to compact mode, flicking an off-stump delivery wide of midwicket
End of over 7 (6 runs) England 33/0 (RR: 4.71)
- AJ Strauss 13 (23b 2x4)
- MJ Prior 20 (19b 3x4)
- KAJ Roach 4-1-13-0
- SJ Benn 3-0-20-0
Time for a change, Benn is out and Andre Russell is in.
Russell to Strauss, no run, ooh nervous start from the bowler, touch short and some width too but Strauss can't time his cut shot
Russell to Strauss, 2 runs, short again and Strauss wants a tilt at Russell I reckon, wheeling a pull shot to deep midwicket
Russell to Strauss, no run, yup, Strauss definitely wants a bit of this. Dancing down the wicket again to try and thwack this through the off side. Doesn't time it remotely
Russell to Strauss, no run, my my, Russell is not impressed and bangs in a sharp bouncer that has Strauss ducking in a hurry. Follows the delivery with a stare
Russell to Strauss, FOUR, no no, short is not the place for Strauss. He gets all of this pull shot and it speeds to the fine leg rope
Russell to Strauss, 1 run, another short one, Russell needs to find a way to calm into this contest, Strauss powers another pull shot but the sweeper tides up on the leg-side boundary
End of over 8 (7 runs) England 40/0 (RR: 5.00)
- AJ Strauss 20 (29b 3x4)
- MJ Prior 20 (19b 3x4)
- AD Russell 1-0-7-0
- KAJ Roach 4-1-13-0
With one captain trying to wrestle control the other, Darren Sammy, has brought himself into the attack to wrestle it back. Thomas up to the stumps.
Sammy to Strauss, no run, steady start from Sammy, that's what he's all about and Strauss has no pace to work with
Sammy to Strauss, SIX, short to Strauss at Sammy's pace won't end well for the bowler. Leans back and eases his arms through the ball, pings over the midwicket boundary and into the fence. Top shot!
Sammy to Strauss, no run, good change of pace in response, much slower, but fuller too and Strauss can't connect
Sammy to Strauss, no run, another cutter and Strauss, despite flicking his wrists at the ball, can't force it away
Sammy to Strauss, 1 run, width combined with no slip means Strauss can happily guide this through the vacant area for a gimme single
Sammy to Prior, 1 run, sharp single to finish the over, Prior clipped to mid-on and immediately hared off for one. But for the one short ball that was a good over from Sammy, sadly the short one went for six
End of over 9 (8 runs) England 48/0 (RR: 5.33)
- MJ Prior 21 (20b 3x4)
- AJ Strauss 27 (34b 3x4 1x6)
- DJG Sammy 1-0-8-0
- AD Russell 1-0-7-0
Russell to Prior, OUT, Russell strikes! Emphatically! Full and sliding into Prior is exactly the place to bowl to him. He was hanging on the back foot and the ball had burst through and splattered middle stump before he'd even thought about defence
MJ Prior b Russell 21 (36m 21b 3x4 0x6) SR: 100.00
Well that evens things up. Russell rewarded for venturing full and Jonathan Trott is the new man. He'll be batting inbetween marking his guard.
Russell to Trott, FOUR, looks a good start but yeesh, lucky he hit this! Full and picked off the pads, would have been a huge lbw appeal had he missed but as it was Trott is away in a hurry
Russell to Trott, no run, this is a better delivery, around off stump and Trott pops forward to defend
Russell to Trott, FOUR, too short and Trott, the much maligned Trott, has his second boundary. Up on one leg and flipping a pull shot behind a square for four
Russell to Trott, no run, much fuller and squeezed away in defence
Russell to Trott, FOUR, ah, coos throughout the Cricinfo desk here as Trott languidly leans into an off drive. Barely touched it but it raced away
Decent start then to this and here is Gnasher to tell you more.
End of over 10 (12 runs) England 60/1 (RR: 6.00)
- IJL Trott 12 (5b 3x4)
- AJ Strauss 27 (34b 3x4 1x6)
- AD Russell 2-0-19-1
- DJG Sammy 1-0-8-0
Thanks Sahil, fine start by Trott
Sammy to Strauss, no run, around the wicket, tucked into the leg side
Sammy to Strauss, 2 runs, hint of width and he cuts it away through point but there's a sweeper on the cover boundary
Sammy to Strauss, 1 run, back of a length, opens the face and guides to third man
Sammy to Trott, 2 runs, too much on leg stump, neatly flicked away to deep square
Sammy to Trott, FOUR, wide outside off this time, Trott places it between cover and backward point for his fourth boundary
Sammy to Trott, FOUR, and another, this time he comes onto the front foot and drives a half volley through the covers. Superb stuff from Trott, but West Indies have lost their lines
End of over 11 (13 runs) England 73/1 (RR: 6.63)
- IJL Trott 22 (8b 5x4)
- AJ Strauss 30 (37b 3x4 1x6)
- DJG Sammy 2-0-21-0
- AD Russell 2-0-19-1
Russell to Strauss, 1 run, now Strauss drives strongly through the covers but it goes straight to the sweeper
Certainly a very different surface to the one for the England-South Africa match
Russell to Trott, FOUR, drifting towards the pads and, yep, that's another boundary for the flying Trott as he whips it elegantly through midwicket
Russell has been all over the shop since he took Prior's wicket
Russell to Trott, no run, that's better, banged in back of a length and Trott goes onto the back foot to defend
Russell to Trott, 1 run, more runs through the leg side, but this time it's just a single to deep square
Russell to Strauss, OUT, gone! Russell strikes again, the short ball gets Strauss. He went for the pull but got a top edge and Gayle make excellent ground running back from midwicket, taking the catch over his shoulder then holding on as he hit the deck
AJ Strauss c Gayle b Russell 31 (50m 39b 3x4 1x6) SR: 79.48
Ian Bell, who has played every match of England's winter, is in at No. 4 but the batsmen crossed
Russell to Trott, no run, another one comes off the middle of Trott's bat although finds mid-off
End of over 12 (6 runs) England 79/2 (RR: 6.58)
- IJL Trott 27 (12b 6x4)
- IR Bell 0 (0b)
- AD Russell 3-0-25-2
- DJG Sammy 2-0-21-0
Sulieman Benn is back into the atttack. Slip in place.
Benn to Bell, 1 run, on leg stump, worked backward of square on the leg side
Benn to Trott, 1 run, tossed up and worked down to long on
Benn to Bell, 1 run, onto the front foot, drives down to long off this time
Benn to Trott, 1 run, pushed towards leg stump which allows an easy tuck into the leg side
Benn to Bell, 1 run, opens the face into the off side, well judged single by the Warwickshire team-mates
Benn to Trott, 1 run, on the back foot, pushed into the covers and this single is a little tighter but a fumble makes it comfortable
End of over 13 (6 runs) England 85/2 (RR: 6.53)
- IJL Trott 30 (15b 6x4)
- IR Bell 3 (3b)
- SJ Benn 4-0-26-0
- AD Russell 3-0-25-2
Strange old spell so far from Russell. Gone for plenty, but has two wickets
Russell to Trott, no run, full on off stump, Trott comes forward and drives to mid-on
Russell to Trott, 1 run, another lovely drive from Trott, down the on side but Bishoo makes a good diving save at mid-on to keep them to a single
Russell to Bell, no run, full outside off, defended back to the bowler
Russell to Bell, 1 run, banged in short, Bell rocks back and pulls it with a roll of the wrists to long leg
Russell to Trott, 1 run, everything is finding the middle from Trott, another on drive and again Bishoo in action at mid-on
Russell to Bell, no run, full outside, driven firmly to Gayle at short cover
End of over 14 (3 runs) England 88/2 (RR: 6.28)
- IR Bell 4 (6b)
- IJL Trott 32 (18b 6x4)
- AD Russell 4-0-28-2
- SJ Benn 4-0-26-0
Benn to Trott, FOUR, now he brings out the reverse and gets it fine through third man...top batting from Trott
Benn to Trott, 1 run, smart stuff, follows the boundary with a gentle nudge down to long on
Benn to Bell, no run, on off stump, pushed into the off side
Benn to Bell, no run, driven to short cover
Benn to Bell, no run, quicker ball, touch shorter and Bell forces into the off side
Benn to Bell, 1 run, on the back foot and driven down the ground
End of over 15 (6 runs) England 94/2 (RR: 6.26)
- IR Bell 5 (10b)
- IJL Trott 37 (20b 7x4)
- SJ Benn 5-0-32-0
- AD Russell 4-0-28-2
Here comes the man on debut, Devendra Bishoo, with his legspin
Bishoo to Bell, no run, starts short outside off, chopped away and Pollard shows some great hang time at backward point
Bishoo to Bell, no run, premeditated sweep, Bell misses and is taken on the pad but outside off
Bishoo to Bell, no run, tucked out to midwicket
Bishoo to Bell, 1 run, down for the sweep again and manages to get it to deep square
Bishoo to Trott, 1 run, on leg stump, turned away through midwicket
Bishoo to Bell, 1 run, another sweep from about off stump and finds deep square again
End of over 16 (3 runs) England 97/2 (RR: 6.06)
- IR Bell 7 (15b)
- IJL Trott 38 (21b 7x4)
- D Bishoo 1-0-3-0
- SJ Benn 5-0-32-0
Kieron Pollard comes into the attack
Pollard to Bell, no run, back of a length, dropped into the leg side
Pollard to Bell, no run, worked out to midwicket
Pollard to Bell, 1 run, waits on the back foot and pushes down to long on
Pollard to Trott, no run, fuller outside off, Trott drives but finds mid-off
Pollard to Trott, 1 run, opens the face and guides down to third man
Pollard to Bell, no run, pushed along the ground to midwicket...tight start from Pollard
And with that everyone has a drink. Fairly even start on a decent pitch. Two important wickets for West Indies, but Trott is going very nicely
End of over 17 (2 runs) England 99/2 (RR: 5.82)
- IR Bell 8 (19b)
- IJL Trott 39 (23b 7x4)
- KA Pollard 1-0-2-0
- D Bishoo 1-0-3-0
Bishoo to Trott, no run, very full and dug out back to the bowler
Bishoo to Trott, 1 run, some gentle turn, Trott pushes down the ground off the back foot to take England to their 100
Bishoo to Bell, 1 run, jumps away to leg which opens up the off side and he punches out to deep cover
Bishoo to Trott, no run, nicely bowled, tossed up on middle and finds some turn to take the edge to short third man
Bishoo to Trott, 1 run, whipped down to long on
Bishoo to Bell, 1 run, again, some slow turn but a touch short on this occasion which gives Bell time to place it out to deep cover
End of over 18 (4 runs) England 103/2 (RR: 5.72)
- IR Bell 10 (21b)
- IJL Trott 41 (27b 7x4)
- D Bishoo 2-0-7-0
- KA Pollard 1-0-2-0
Pollard to Bell, no run, back of a length, Bell plays to the leg side
Pollard to Bell, 1 run, width outside off and it's driven out to deep point
Pollard to Trott, 1 run, angled towards Trott's pads and he flicks it through midwicket
Pollard to Bell, 1 run, waits for this and opens the face to find third man
Pollard to Trott, 1 run, nearly a run out as it's played to midwicket...Sammy throws to the bowler's end and the keeper, Thomas, was desperate for it
Pollard to Bell, 1 run, cut away square on the off side...England dealing in singles at the moment
End of over 19 (5 runs) England 108/2 (RR: 5.68)
- IR Bell 13 (25b)
- IJL Trott 43 (29b 7x4)
- KA Pollard 2-0-7-0
- D Bishoo 2-0-7-0
Bishoo to Bell, 2 runs, goes down very early, he was paddling that come what may, and gets it very fine...Sarwan is also slow in the deep
Bell's first scoring shot that wasn't a single
Bishoo to Bell, no run, turn from off stump, but the pitch is slow and Bell adjusts
Bishoo to Bell, 1 run, driven past the non-striker, Bishoo gets in a tangle with Trott as he tries to field off his own bowling
Bishoo to Trott, 1 run, dropped in short, Trott onto the back foot and pulls gently through midwicket
Bishoo to Bell, no run, short and turns outside off but Bell can only slap it to cover
Bishoo to Bell, no run, nearly done! Excellent googly and Bell is nearly bowled as he tries to cut but gets it to backward point
Bishoo showing promise. And so is Sahil. Here he is.
End of over 20 (4 runs) England 112/2 (RR: 5.60)
- IR Bell 16 (30b)
- IJL Trott 44 (30b 7x4)
- D Bishoo 3-0-11-0
- KA Pollard 2-0-7-0
Thanks Gnasher. Very pleased with Bishoo's opening overs, takes plenty not to drag one down or bowl a full toss as a legspinner on your debut.
Pollard to Trott, no run, Pollard slips in a shorter ball that Trott tried to steer to point
Pollard to Trott, 1 run, this time Trott does pick off a single
Pollard to Bell, 1 run, scream of "diiiiive" from behind the stumps, but despite the dive, Bell collects a single to long-on
Pollard to Trott, 1 run, with a straight and upright bat, Trott picks up a single down to long-on
Pollard to Bell, FOUR, poor line gifts Bell his first boundary. Overpitched on leg stump and Bell flicked his wrists at it and it raced to the rope at fine leg
Pollard to Bell, no run, well, this is dropped down the leg side I think. Shoved down the leg side and Bell got a faint edge. Thomas couldn't hold on
End of over 21 (7 runs) England 119/2 (RR: 5.66)
- IR Bell 21 (33b 1x4)
- IJL Trott 46 (33b 7x4)
- KA Pollard 3-0-14-0
- D Bishoo 3-0-11-0
Bishoo to Trott, no run, more good work from Bishoo and Trott defends
Bishoo to Trott, no run, Gayle moves swiftly to field. Which is no small matter
Bishoo to Trott, no run, touch of flight and some turn beats an enquiring outside edge
Bishoo to Trott, 1 run, Trott gets down on one knee and tickles this around the corner
Bishoo to Bell, 1 run, Sammy slams the turf in disgust after missing his stop at cover to gift a single
Bishoo to Trott, OUT, Bishoo strikes! His first wicket in ODI cricket. What a soft end to a fantastic innings. Started with a bang and ended in a whimper, chipping the ball gently to midwicket. Good reward for Bishoo, his spell changed the run of play
IJL Trott c Gayle b Bishoo 47 (55m 38b 7x4 0x6) SR: 123.68
England's ODI gameplan usually reverts to er... Morgan will win it. And on a good track he might well have to.
End of over 22 (2 runs) England 121/3 (RR: 5.50)
- IR Bell 22 (34b 1x4)
- D Bishoo 4-0-13-1
- KA Pollard 3-0-14-0
Pollard to Bell, no run, Bell stands tall and calmly defends
Pollard to Bell, 1 run, Bell tries to give himself some room but Pollard is a wily competitor and the change of length means Bell can only punch down the ground
Pollard around the wicket to Morgan. Five men in the circle, the rest are out on boundary patrol.
Pollard to Morgan, no run, back of a length and Morgan stands tall to block
Pollard to Morgan, no run, ooh, bit of a nothing fiddle sort of shot attempted and it beats the outside edge
Pollard to Morgan, 1 run, this just sticks in the pitch a touch which made Morgan's wristy flip around the corner rather risky
Pollard to Bell, no run, goodness, Gayle has flung himself across the turf to field. Moved so swiftly! Maybe he just wanted a quick lie down
End of over 23 (2 runs) England 123/3 (RR: 5.34)
- IR Bell 23 (37b 1x4)
- EJG Morgan 1 (3b)
- KA Pollard 4-0-16-0
- D Bishoo 4-0-13-1
Does Bishoo have a googly I wonder? Could be useful to Morgan, spinning away. There is a slip in place for it.
Bishoo to Morgan, 1 run, Morgan eases a single down the ground. Sammy has set the field deep so it's a help-yourself shot
Bishoo to Bell, 1 run, poor delivery, probably his worst of the day, shot and wide but Bell's dragged a pull shot from outside off just for a single
Bishoo to Morgan, 1 run, another single for Morgan knocked around the corner
Bishoo to Bell, 1 run, plenty of air on this which meant Bell, who had got down on one knee very early, had to wait a long time to dab around the corner
Bishoo to Morgan, no run, ooh, Morgan on the reverse-whack very early, the extra spin defeated him though and it spun into his pad
Bishoo to Morgan, 1 run, wow, this really does turn, from a shortish length admittedly but always good to see a legspinner. Rashid, oh Rashid. Anyway, Morgan helps it on its way to fine leg
End of over 24 (5 runs) England 128/3 (RR: 5.33)
- EJG Morgan 4 (7b)
- IR Bell 25 (39b 1x4)
- D Bishoo 5-0-18-1
- KA Pollard 4-0-16-0
Pollard to Morgan, 1 run, Pollard has barely bowled a full ball this innings, Morgan sits on the back foot here and chops some width to deep cover
Pollard to Bell, 1 run, short again, outside off again, would have been a wide if Bell left it, as it was he reached for it and toe-ended a single to deep cover
Pollard to Morgan, 1 run, Morgan exchanges singles with Bell by dabbing to third man
Pollard to Bell, no run, Bell missed out here, with third man up in the circle the width and length was easy to dab for four but Bell picked out the fielder. Rightly, he is very annoyed with himself
Pollard to Bell, no run, fuller, finally fuller. Bell taps back down the ground
Pollard to Bell, 1 wide, Pollard is unimpressed as this is given wide. It was short and outside off, Bell aimed a cut but couldn't reach it. First extra of the match that
Pollard to Bell, no run, another Bell dot ball as he prods to cover
End of over 25 (4 runs) England 132/3 (RR: 5.28)
- IR Bell 26 (43b 1x4)
- EJG Morgan 6 (9b)
- KA Pollard 5-0-20-0
- D Bishoo 5-0-18-1
Bishoo to Morgan, 1 run, touch short to Morgan, the sort of Steve Smith-like delivery Morgan was pulling to midwicket in Australia. No alarms this time though as he picks off a single
Bishoo to Bell, no run, ooh, touch of spin here beats a tentative defensive prod
Bishoo to Bell, no run, again Bell is slightly indecisive in defence
Bishoo to Bell, no run, ooh, Bell is down the track and outside leg, trying to make something happen here but he can't
Bishoo to Bell, 1 run, finally Bell rotates the strike, finding a gap at cover. Pressure is definitely building on him
Bishoo to Morgan, no run, Morgan gets forward and defence with textbook conventionality
Andy Zaltzman is tweeting almost as quickly as Trott scored his runs. You can follow him here. It's worth it.
End of over 26 (2 runs) England 134/3 (RR: 5.15)
- EJG Morgan 7 (11b)
- IR Bell 27 (47b 1x4)
- D Bishoo 6-0-20-1
- KA Pollard 5-0-20-0
Change of pace here, Roach is on. Bell might enjoy some pace on the ball.
Roach to Bell, OUT, haha, maybe not that much pace! Off stump is on its way to England! Fullish ball angling in, Bell was hanging back and the off stump was sent flying! England's campaign is tottering now, starts for all the England players but they're four down for not enough now. Ravi Bopara has a huge job to do. Can he prove his talent under pressure?
IR Bell b Roach 27 (58m 48b 1x4 0x6) SR: 56.25
Roach to Bopara, no run, ooh, Bopara is rushed here as well. Makes it seem like it didn't bounce as much as he expected. Luke Wright is in next! Cripes
Roach to Bopara, no run, more solidly behind this from Bopara. Leaning forward to block. Looks nervous at the moment though
Roach to Bopara, no run, more more decisive movement from Bopara into this. Stepping forward into a drive as Roach persists with a full length
Roach to Bopara, no run, full from Roach again, just too wide of off stump to interest Bopara
Roach to Bopara, no run, ooh, huge appeal here as Bopara is trapped in front. Will there be a review?... No. Perhaps a faint inside edge saved Bopara here. He was late getting forward and yes, big inside edge saved him
Roach looks mighty dangerous here. Aiming full, finding some reverse and plenty of pace.
End of over 27 (wicket maiden) England 134/4 (RR: 4.96)
- RS Bopara 0 (5b)
- EJG Morgan 7 (11b)
- KAJ Roach 5-2-13-1
- D Bishoo 6-0-20-1
Bishoo to Morgan, no run, looks like a slider or something here, definitely not a legspinner and Morgan defends
Bishoo to Morgan, OUT, oh no, that could be it! Bishoo has the key wicket! Tame end too, Morgan aiming a delicate reverse sweep, misses and brushes a glove through to Thomas who makes no mistake
EJG Morgan c †Thomas b Bishoo 7 (22m 13b 0x4 0x6) SR: 53.84
Right then Luke Wright, you haven't played in ages, go and save England's World Cup. From an excellent start England have slumped and it has all happened since the introduction of legspin. Nothing quite like the nostalgia of England collapsing to legspin!
Two slips in place for Wright...
Bishoo to Wright, no run, tossed up from Bishoo, finds some spin too and Wright very tentatively forward prods a defence
Bishoo to Wright, no run, wow! Spin and real bounce, looks very dangerous! Wright groped forward but it leapt past him
Bishoo to Wright, no run, Bishoo is landing grenades all of a sudden. Wright is making it look tough! This again spits off a length up to the gloves
Bishoo to Wright, 1 run, ooh, slashed in very Wright fashion to deep cover. Looked desperate but at least one of the England batsmen are off the mark. What an over from Bishoo! Long live legspin!
End of over 28 (1 run) England 135/5 (RR: 4.82)
- LJ Wright 1 (4b)
- RS Bopara 0 (5b)
- D Bishoo 7-0-21-2
- KAJ Roach 5-2-13-1
Roach to Wright, no run, wristspin one end, pace from the other. This is quality viewing! Wright hurries into a defence at off stump
Roach to Wright, no run, Wright sees a foot of width and aims an expansive slash. It was through him in a flash
Roach to Wright, no run, prodded away in defence. I wouldn't say it was solid but at least the bat was straight. Zipping through from Roach
Roach to Wright, no run, good-looking drive but the way England are going at the moment there looks about 20 fielders out there
Roach to Wright, (no ball) 1 run, no ball! Sweet relief for England. Wright managed to squeeze a single out to point so Bopara has the free hit to try and get himself off the mark
Roach to Bopara, 1 run, ooh, sign of things to come later in the innings perhaps. Roach spears in a reverse-swinging yorker that Bopara can get the slightest bit on inside edge on. Almost runs himself out but he's off the mark
Roach to Wright, no run, solid defence from Wright. You can't say that too often. Another excellent West Indies over
End of over 29 (3 runs) England 138/5 (RR: 4.75)
- LJ Wright 2 (10b)
- RS Bopara 1 (6b)
- KAJ Roach 6-2-16-1
- D Bishoo 7-0-21-2
Bishoo to Bopara, no run, good air from Bishoo, daring Bopara to do something expansive. Instead it's carefully defended
Bishoo to Bopara, no run, more languid here from Bopara leaning to drive to cover
Bishoo to Bopara, 1 run, clipped around the corner and Thomas, who is as loud as he is quick, hares off in pursuit
Bishoo to Wright, 1 run, Wright aims an old-fashioned slog-sweep, connects nicely for a single to deep midwicket
Bishoo to Bopara, no run, Bopara looks the faintest bit more confident now as he defends another big-spinning delivery
Bishoo to Bopara, no run, very short but Bopara can't time his cut shot
England in the mire after my spell, so here's Gnasher to make a game of it.
End of over 30 (2 runs) England 140/5 (RR: 4.66)
- RS Bopara 2 (11b)
- LJ Wright 3 (11b)
- D Bishoo 8-0-23-2
- KAJ Roach 6-2-16-1
Thanks Sahil. Have England gone backwards since I was here last? Certainly feels like it. Been fun watching Bishoo and Roach in tandem, pace and leg spin. But it's time for a change, here's Andre Russell
Russell to Wright, no run, on off stump, pushed into the off side
Russell to Wright, no run, comes back into Wright who plays to the off side
Russell to Wright, 1 run, he'd have been gone with a direct hit! Wright chops into the off side, Gayle collects at cover, turns and throws at the non-striker's end. Batsman was well short
Russell to Bopara, no run, defended on the back foot
Russell to Bopara, 1 run, pushed down the ground, mid-off is quite deep and it's an easy single
Russell to Wright, 1 wide, banged in very short and called wide for height
Russell to Wright, 5 wides, oh dear, that's a shocker...fired down the leg side and beats the keeper
Russell to Wright, 1 run, much better, back of a length and cramps Wright for room as he pushes into the off side
End of over 31 (9 runs) England 149/5 (RR: 4.80)
- LJ Wright 5 (15b)
- RS Bopara 3 (13b)
- AD Russell 5-0-37-2
- D Bishoo 8-0-23-2
Change of bowling. Bishoo gets a break after a fine eight-over spell on debut and it's back to Sulieman Benn
Benn to Wright, no run, round the wicket, dragged a little short but Wright picks out backward point
Slip in place
Benn to Wright, no run, fuller at middle and leg, pushed into the off side
Benn to Wright, 1 run, tossed up nicely, Wright onto the front foot and pushes into the covers
Benn to Bopara, 1 run, onto the back foot and placed wide of backward point
Benn to Wright, no run, on off stump, defended into the off side
Benn to Wright, no run, good line, nothing on offer for Wright as he defends
End of over 32 (2 runs) England 151/5 (RR: 4.71)
- LJ Wright 6 (20b)
- RS Bopara 4 (14b)
- SJ Benn 6-0-34-0
- AD Russell 5-0-37-2
Russell to Bopara, no run, tight on off stump, Bopara tries to work into the leg side but can't get it away
Russell to Bopara, OUT, gone! And another. England falling in a heap. Bopara gets an inside into the stumps as he plays with an angled bat. Stumps are shattered for third time today
RS Bopara b Russell 4 (27m 16b 0x4 0x6) SR: 25.00
It's tempting to suggest the pilot starts fuelling his plane for the England team. But stranger things have happened. Haven't they? West Indies have been superb, apart from how they bowled at Trott
Now England have to just try and bat out 50 overs. James Tredwell the new batsman. Surprised he hasn't come out carrying a drink instead of a bat
Russell to Tredwell, no run, edged! But falls short of Gayle at slip as he opens the face and almost guides the ball
Russell to Tredwell, no run, beaten outside off as the ball angles across the left hander
Russell to Tredwell, no run, on the stumps, defended back to the bowler
Russell to Tredwell, 1 wide, banged in short and it's over Tredwell's head so won't be a maiden
Russell to Tredwell, no run, full outside off and left alone
End of over 33 (1 run) England 152/6 (RR: 4.60)
- JC Tredwell 0 (4b)
- LJ Wright 6 (20b)
- AD Russell 6-0-38-3
- SJ Benn 6-0-34-0
Benn to Wright, 1 run, full and driven down to long off
Benn to Tredwell, no run, on off stump, worked to midwicket
Benn to Tredwell, 2 leg byes, drifts onto leg stump, tucked past short fine-leg
Benn to Tredwell, no run, pushed back to the bowler
Benn to Tredwell, no run, plenty of turn outside off as Tredwell shoulders arms
Benn to Tredwell, no run, worked into the leg side
End of over 34 (3 runs) England 155/6 (RR: 4.55)
- JC Tredwell 0 (9b)
- LJ Wright 7 (21b)
- SJ Benn 7-0-35-0
- AD Russell 6-0-38-3
Ball change time with 34 overs gone...Russell continues
Russell to Wright, no run, back of a length, defended to the off side
Russell to Wright, FOUR, my goodness, a boundary! Offered some width and Wright frees his arms to drive in the air over backward point
Russell to Wright, 1 run, forced square along the ground this time out to the cover sweeper
Russell to Tredwell, 2 runs, width to the left hander on this occasion and Tredwell punches nicely through point to get off the mark
Russell to Tredwell, 1 run, back of a length on leg stump, worked out to the deep
Russell to Wright, no run, well, that was odd...Russell appeared to lose his run up but continued to deliver. Wright left a full ball outside off, the indicated he wasn't sure what happened. Anyway, it's over
What would have happened if that had bowled Wright? Guess he'd have been out. Umpire was about to call dead ball
End of over 35 (8 runs) England 163/6 (RR: 4.65)
- LJ Wright 12 (25b 1x4)
- JC Tredwell 3 (11b)
- AD Russell 7-0-46-3
- SJ Benn 7-0-35-0
Benn to Tredwell, no run, outside off, defended to the off side
Benn to Tredwell, no run, defended again
Benn to Tredwell, 1 wide, quick ball down the leg side as Tredwell misses a sweep
Benn to Tredwell, no run, full outside off and left alone
Benn to Tredwell, 5 wides, fired down the leg side again and this time the keeper misses it as well
Benn to Tredwell, 1 run, worked from outside down to long on
Benn to Wright, 1 run, round the wicket, driven with a straight bat down to long on
Benn to Tredwell, no run, onto the front foot and defends...useful over for England because of the wides
End of over 36 (8 runs) England 171/6 (RR: 4.75)
- JC Tredwell 4 (16b)
- LJ Wright 13 (26b 1x4)
- SJ Benn 8-0-43-0
- AD Russell 7-0-46-3
Pollard back into the attack
Pollard to Wright, 1 run, edged away down to third man as Wright drives hard at a full delivery
Pollard to Tredwell, 1 run, round the wicket, angled away down to third man
Pollard to Wright, FOUR, shot! Power and placement from Wright (yes, honest) as he drills a half volley through the covers
Pollard to Wright, no run, plays and misses as he cuts, beaten by some extra bounce
Pollard to Wright, no run, worked into the leg side and midwicket is quickly on it
Pollard to Wright, no run, defended back to the bowler
End of over 37 (6 runs) England 177/6 (RR: 4.78)
- LJ Wright 18 (31b 2x4)
- JC Tredwell 5 (17b)
- KA Pollard 6-0-26-0
- SJ Benn 8-0-43-0
Benn to Tredwell, 1 run, worked down the ground again, taken from outside off stump
Benn to Wright, 2 runs, driven nicely through the covers and the sweeper has to run around to keep them to a couple
Benn to Wright, no run, hint of turn as Wright comes onto the front foot and plays to the off side
Benn to Wright, 1 run, full this time and Wright drives it down to long on fairly firmly
Benn to Tredwell, 1 run, clever batting as Tredwell picks up another run into the square-leg area
Benn to Wright, 1 run, pushed square into the off side and another well taken run
A useful passage of play for England. This is more than they defended against South Africa, but a better pitch
End of over 38 (6 runs) England 183/6 (RR: 4.81)
- LJ Wright 22 (35b 2x4)
- JC Tredwell 7 (19b)
- SJ Benn 9-0-49-0
- KA Pollard 6-0-26-0
Pollard to Wright, 2 runs, on the back foot, worked off the hip through square leg and it's also placed nicely
Pollard to Wright, no run, on off stump, pushed into the off side
Pollard to Wright, no run, worked into the leg side and can't beat midwicket
Pollard to Wright, no run, tight on off stump, pushed back down the pitch
Pollard to Wright, 1 run, down the leg side, whipped away by Wright straight to fine leg
Pollard to Tredwell, 2 runs, round the wicket, Tredwell opens the face but finds backward point...however, they get a bonus two runs as the throw shoots past the keeper out towards the leg-side boundary. Sloppy.
End of over 39 (5 runs) England 188/6 (RR: 4.82)
- JC Tredwell 9 (20b)
- LJ Wright 25 (40b 2x4)
- KA Pollard 7-0-31-0
- SJ Benn 9-0-49-0
Darren Sammy brings himself back into the attack to try and break this partnership
Sammy to Wright, FOUR, begins by dropping in short, Wright latches on and cracks it away over midwicket...not a good start for the captain
Sammy to Wright, OUT, gone! Well that was a shambles. Wright cut hard to backward point where Pollard made a fine stop. Both batsmen were caught ball-watching in mid-pitch, Wright continued to run to the non-striker's end which left Tredwell stranded
JC Tredwell run out 9 (32m 20b 0x4 0x6) SR: 45.00
That stand was building nicely, but more poor cricket from England
Tim Bresnan the new batsman
Sammy to Bresnan, 1 run, off the mark straight away as he tucks this into midwicket
Sammy to Wright, 1 leg bye, down the leg side, takes the pad towards square leg and Thomas scampers after it
Sammy to Bresnan, 1 run, tucked off the pads down to fine leg
Sammy to Wright, 1 run, another short ball is pulled to deep square...an ordinary over but it produced a wicket
To take you to the end of the innings it's back to Sahil
End of over 40 (8 runs) England 196/7 (RR: 4.90)
- LJ Wright 30 (44b 3x4)
- TT Bresnan 2 (2b)
- DJG Sammy 3-0-28-0
- KA Pollard 7-0-31-0
Cheers Gnasher. Might not take long.
Pollard to Wright, 2 runs, double whirl from Pollard but only to dish up some leg-side nonsense that Wright clips a couple from
Pollard to Wright, no run, fuller and straighter, Wright pushes to cover
Pollard to Wright, 1 run, enough width here for Wright to slash at. And to be fair to him, he times it reasonably
There are always grumbles about Pollard's commitment and whatnot, but he does seem mighty fired up for West Indies.
Pollard to Bresnan, 1 run, 200 up as Bresnan nudges a single into the leg side
Pollard to Wright, 1 run, touch wide here and Wright slams it down the ground with a fair bit of timing again
Pollard to Bresnan, 1 run, Bresnan, for all his heft, is actually quite a conventional player and straight-bats this down the ground
End of over 41 (6 runs) England 202/7 (RR: 4.92)
- TT Bresnan 4 (4b)
- LJ Wright 34 (48b 3x4)
- KA Pollard 8-0-37-0
- DJG Sammy 3-0-28-0
Ah, Bishoo is back. I wonder when England will think of Powerplaying...
Bishoo to Bresnan, no run, skids on and Bresnan jabs a bat down in a hurry
Bishoo to Bresnan, no run, more air on this and spins a touch, homing in on outside edge
Bishoo to Bresnan, 1 run, good lengths and lines again, touch of spin too and Bresnan leans forward to prod to leg
Bishoo to Wright, FOUR, ah, dragged down very shot and it sat up asking for trouble. Trouble came in the shape of a Luke Wright pull shot and he powered it to the midwicket rope. That's the first boundary off Bishoo
Bishoo to Wright, FOUR, and another! Wright is on fire! Too short again and Wright was deep into his crease, heaving this down the ground for four
Bishoo to Wright, 1 run, shortish once more and Wright cuts hard to keep the strike out to deep point. England matches don't end without a thrill and Wright is nudging them up to something competitive here
End of over 42 (10 runs) England 212/7 (RR: 5.04)
- LJ Wright 43 (51b 5x4)
- TT Bresnan 5 (7b)
- D Bishoo 9-0-33-2
- KA Pollard 8-0-37-0
Good move from Sammy, taking himself off. Roach is back...
Roach to Wright, no run, banged in short and it flies over Wright, who ducked more out of courtesy than necessity
Roach to Wright, 1 wide, oops, shoved down the leg side and but for an excellent take on the half-volley from Thomas could have been five
Roach to Wright, no run, full and crashed to mid-off
Roach to Wright, 1 run, back of a length and Wright aimed a leg-side swish, too quick on him so couldn't time it
Roach to Bresnan, no run, oh Bresnan missed out there. Thigh-high full toss but he could only pat it to midwicket
Roach to Bresnan, no run, excellent delivery this time. On off stump and offering to slide in, solid defence
Roach to Bresnan, 1 leg bye, Roach slips this past the inside edge and it thuds off the pads
End of over 43 (3 runs) England 215/7 (RR: 5.00)
- TT Bresnan 5 (10b)
- LJ Wright 44 (54b 5x4)
- KAJ Roach 7-2-18-1
- D Bishoo 9-0-33-2
Bishoo to Bresnan, 1 run, slipped in quicker and flatter, Bresnan squeezed it out to long-off
Bishoo to Wright, no run, another gift missed out on as a shin-high full toss down the leg side is guided to the fielder
Bishoo to Wright, no run, nicely done from Bishoo, just held it back a fraction and had Wright groping forward in defence
Bishoo to Wright, OUT, ah that ends a sparky innings from Wright. Not a great shot, slogging to the deep midwicket fielder but without his contribution England would be nowhere in this game
LJ Wright c Russell b Bishoo 44 (72m 57b 5x4 0x6) SR: 77.19
Bishoo to Bresnan, no run, fired in quickly again to Bresnan who can only jab back to the bowler
Bishoo to Bresnan, no run, driven off the toe-end back to Bishoo to end a superb spell from him. 3-34 on debut with the wickets of Trott, Morgan and then Wright is a fine, fine effort. His introduction changed the match
End of over 44 (1 run) England 216/8 (RR: 4.90)
- TT Bresnan 6 (13b)
- GP Swann 0 (0b)
- D Bishoo 10-0-34-3
- KAJ Roach 7-2-18-1
Roach to Swann, no run, Swann carefully keeps out his first delivery. Fired in full in search of swing by Roach
Roach to Swann, 1 run, Roach is again venturing full and this time Swann finds a single wide of point
Roach to Bresnan, 1 run, overcooks the yorker this time but at 147mph this is plenty quick and Bresnan pushes a single down the ground
Roach to Swann, 1 no ball, that'll do nicely, in theory. Free hit as Roach oversteps
Roach to Swann, 1 run, for the second time in the innings the free hit almost brings a run out and just about brings a single. It was a yorker squeezed out to point, the batsmen got half-way through a run, before standing aimlessly in the middle of the pitch. Direct hit was curtains
Roach to Bresnan, no run, yorker attempted and dug out towards mid-on
Roach to Bresnan, 1 run, somehow Bresnan got his groove on and sped through for a single, the shy at the stumps missed, which helped his cause
End of over 45 (5 runs) England 221/8 (RR: 4.91)
- TT Bresnan 8 (16b)
- GP Swann 2 (4b)
- KAJ Roach 8-2-23-1
- D Bishoo 10-0-34-3
Right then, it's Powerplay time. As ever, England have their tailenders in. But Bresnan and Swann are decent tailenders. Benn is brought in for it...
Benn to Bresnan, 1 run, fired in quick around off stump and Bresnan's toe-end cut dribbles away to point
Benn to Swann, 1 run, Swann this time picks off a single, pushing down the ground
Benn to Bresnan, no run, good work from Benn, no width on offer and Bresnan can only prod a defence
Benn to Bresnan, no run, full toss but Bresnan is too conventional to muscle this away, instead he straight-bats to mid-off
Benn to Bresnan, 1 run, poked towards midwicket, just a single
Benn to Swann, FOUR, good beans from Swann, backing himself to land this. Comes down the track, gives himself room, makes it into a full toss that he drives all along the ground wide of cover for four. Not a great spell for Benn that 0-60
End of over 46 (7 runs) England 228/8 (RR: 4.95)
- GP Swann 7 (6b 1x4)
- TT Bresnan 10 (20b)
- SJ Benn 10-0-56-0
- KAJ Roach 8-2-23-1
Roach to Bresnan, no run, Bresnan this time tries to give himself room, gets the full toss he wants but can't beat mid-off
Roach to Bresnan, 1 bye, high full toss, Bresnan thought it was above waist-height, it wasn't and he swing at fresh air brought nothing until the keeper fumbled
Roach to Swann, 1 run, Swann enjoys a full length and times this to deep midwicket
Roach to Bresnan, FOUR, edge! Precious edge for England. Full toss that Bresnan aims to heave at, kisses the edge and with third man up it was always four
Roach to Bresnan, no run, Roach's gameplan is simple, aim a yorker, Bresnan jumps leg side to try and power through cover but can't do it
Roach to Bresnan, FOUR, four more! It's that edge again! Roach is rapid and the thick edge hurtles past the keeper for four. England just finding a way to stay afloat in this tournament
End of over 47 (10 runs) England 238/8 (RR: 5.06)
- TT Bresnan 18 (25b 2x4)
- GP Swann 8 (7b 1x4)
- KAJ Roach 9-2-32-1
- SJ Benn 10-0-56-0
Hmm, dangerous move for West Indies. Russell brought in. He could clean up but could go for plenty.
Russell to Swann, OUT, have to give credit to captain and bowler, backed the wicket-taker and he's struck emphatically. Swann's stumps are a mess, full and straight, Swann jumped leg side to swish a drive but it was through him
GP Swann b Russell 8 (14m 8b 1x4 0x6) SR: 100.00
So here is Chris Tremlett. In the Powerplay.
Russell to Tremlett, 1 run, full and straight again but Tremlett somehow manages to pat down the ground. Hmm, not sure what to make of that. Russell pretended to pull out the delivery just before reaching the crease, before straightening up and landing his yorker. Trying to sell Tremlett a dummy. Smart thinking or against the infamous 'spirit of the game'?
Russell to Bresnan, 1 run, Bresnan looks like he really powers this, but the timing it so bad that it trickles away
Russell to Tremlett, no run, good lines and length from Russell, he's done superbly this over. Tremlett very cagey in defence
Russell to Tremlett, no run, again Tremlett is very cautious, standing perfectly still to prod a defence
Russell to Tremlett, 1 run, excellent over ends with Tremlett keeping the strike- pushing a single to mid-off
End of over 48 (3 runs) England 241/9 (RR: 5.02)
- CT Tremlett 2 (4b)
- TT Bresnan 19 (26b 2x4)
- AD Russell 8-0-49-4
- KAJ Roach 9-2-32-1
Roach to Tremlett, no run, banged in very short and this gets right up to Tremlett's ears, which is no bad effort
Roach to Tremlett, 1 run, that'll do nicely for England. Prodded to midwicket, Tremlett took a long time to get motoring but got through
Roach to Bresnan, 1 run, Roach hasn't quite landed the yorkers perfectly, but he hasn't been far off and Bresnan's attempted drive dribbles to cover. A misfield allows a single, suspect West Indies won't mind that
Roach to Tremlett, OUT, that'll be all. Good finish from Roach, banging in a short ball that gets Tremlett into a tangle, fends off with a glove that loops behind to Thomas to take
CT Tremlett c †Thomas b Roach 3 (6m 7b 0x4 0x6) SR: 42.85
West Indies need 244 to win. Well well, don't go far, looks like we have another classic on our hands. Could all come down to Gayle, if he gets off in a hurry 243 won't look enough. England started well here, capitulated in the middle, rallied at the end but West Indies will be favourites on a good batting track. Andrew Miller has more in his bulletin. We'll be back on 20mins or so, until then you can visit our Facebook page.


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Kyrgyzstans incumbent fixed line operator Kyrgyztelecom (KT) has reported revenue of KGS2.251 billion (USD46.7 million) for the year ended 31 December 2012, down from KGS2.474 billion twelve months earlier and KGS2.445 billion in 2010. Service revenues stood at KGS2.082 billion, 34% of which was accounted for by international and long-distance telephony (down from a share of 47% a year earlier) and 19% by local telephony sales (up slightly from 18% in 2011). Internet and data transmission services, meanwhile, are accounting for a rising proportion of total service revenue (31%, up from 20% the previous year) and television and radio comprised 15% of total sales (an increase of one percentage point year-on-year). The majority state-owned company said that EBITDA totalled KGS665.6 million in 2012, compared to KGS899 million the previous year, while net profit slipped from KGS352.6 million to KGS204.9 million over the same period. As at 31 December 2012 the number of KTs fixed telephony lines had declined to 438,664 from 443,731 a year earlier.
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The Agency for Electronic Communications (AEC) has published its latest observatory of Macedonias telecoms markets for the period ended 31 December 2012, showing that the total number of main lines in service (PSTN and ISDN) reached 408,318 at that date, up from 407,896 three months earlier, but down 3.25% on the 422,053 lines reported at end-2011. Meanwhile the number of residential fixed line subscribers dropped by 3.44% in the year under review to 364,598 and business lines dipped 1.70% to 43,720. The total number of internet connections was 312,272, compared to 302,257 at end-September 2012 and 282,370 at the start of the year. The total number of TV subscribers reached 278,140, compared to 251,584 at the start of the year, of which 66,541 were IPTV subscribers (+65.82%).
In the mobile segment, the AEC reported a total of 2.235 million active mobile subscribers, down 2.80% from 2.299 million in September 2012, but higher than the 2.213 million figure reported at end-2011. Of these, the number of mobile broadband (2G/3G) users stood at 505,596, up 35.44% from 373,288 a year earlier; 2G narrowband users topped 260,926 (+64.73%).
Cosmote Romania has announced the launch of commercial Long Term Evolution (LTE) services in Bucharest, Otopeni, Ploiesti, Cluj, Iasi, Sinaia, Busteni and Predeal. Initially the cellcos LTE network is accessible via two USB dongles, each priced at RON99 (USD29.5) and the Samsung Galaxy Note LTE 10.1 tablet, costing RON1,369. The 4G launch allows end users to experience transmission speeds of up to 75Mbps/37.5Mbps (down/uplink). Lampros Iskos, chief technical officer for Cosmote Romania, commented: The gradual development of our 4G network and product portfolio is ongoing, in alignment to our broadband development strategy which is the main pillar in our investment plans.
Cosmote currently offers DC-HSPA+ speeds of up to 43.2Mbps in 159 cities and over 1,000 localities across Romania, covering over 49.5% of the population. In addition, 21.6Mbps HSPA+ technology is offered in a total of 189 cities, giving Cosmote 3G coverage of 73% of the population.
MIC Tanzania (Tigo), a 100% owned subsidiary of Luxembourgs Millicom International Cellular (MIC), has extended its GSM network with the switching on of a new cell site in Kakola Kahama in the north western region of the country. In a statement, Tigo public relations officer Elias Bandeke said that the latest service expansion forms part of ongoing efforts to improve its coverage, and will soon see launches in Mwanza, Tabora, Mara and Kagara. Tigo Tanzania recently switched on a new tower in the remote area of Kasulu-Kigoma, he added.
TeleGeographys GlobalComms Database notes that Tigo Tanzania had a total of 6.043 million mobile subscribers at the end of 2012, including an estimated 70,000 3G users, giving it a market share of 22.8%. The other layers in the market are Vodacom Tanzania, Airtel (formerly Zain), Zanzibar Telecommunication (Zantel) and the mobile arm of national PTO Tanzania Telecommunication Company Limited (TTCL).
According to Macaus Bureau of Telecommunications Regulation (DSRT), the territorys total mobile subscriber base shrank marginally to 1.551 million at the end of March 2013, down by a net 2,000 users in a month. Nearly all subscribers are now 3G customers, with just 0.3% using 2G-only services. Macaus active fixed voice lines also decreased in March 2013, by 500 in a month to 160,637, while the number of fixed broadband internet subscribers rose by 650 to 145,993.
According to the Prime Business News Agency, the Russian government has authorised the use of monies from the Universal Service Fund (USF) to bankroll the creation of a national mobile number portability (MNP) database. The introduction of MNP is currently scheduled for 1 December 2013. The USF, which is generally used to compensate operators who roll out telephone or data access services in remote areas, is supported by all domestic telcos, each of which channels 1.2% of its annual revenues into the pot.
Soruce: TeleGeography.
New data from TeleGeographys Global Bandwidth Research Service reveal that demand for international bandwidth grew 39% in 2012, and at a compounded annual rate of 53% between 2007 and 2012.
International bandwidth demand growth has been robust on all five of the worlds major submarine cable routes, but has been particularly rapid on key routes to emerging markets in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America. While bandwidth demand on the trans-Atlantic route which has long been the worlds highest-capacity route increased at a healthy rate of 36% annually between 2007 and 2012, demand for bandwidth from the US to Latin America grew 70% per year over the same period, and demand for capacity on the Europe-Asia route via Egypt grew a staggering 87% per year.
Telcos have kept up with increasing bandwidth demand by building new cables and upgrading existing systems, deploying a total of 54Tbps of new capacity between 2007 and 2012. Carriers new capacity deployments reflect the changing patterns of international bandwidth demand. Between 1997 and 2002, the amount of new capacity deployed across the Atlantic was greater than the amount deployed on the trans-Pacific, US-Latin America, Intra-Asia, and Europe-Asia routes, combined. Similarly, between 2002 and 2007, nearly half of all new capacity was deployed on the trans-Atlantic route. Over the past five years, however, new capacity deployments have become remarkably balanced, with each of the worlds major routes gaining between 10Tbps and 12Tbps.
While the total amount of lit bandwidth on routes to developing markets remains smaller than on routes between mature markets, demand on emerging market routes is growing much faster, said TeleGeography analyst Paul Brodsky. Consequently, as telcos upgrade submarine cable networks to meet bandwidth demand, new capacity deployments are being distributed ever more evenly around the world.
Two thirds of Hungary's smartphone owners state that applications constitute an organic part of their smartphone according to the research carried out by Magyar Telekom among smartphone and internet users.
As partially known already from earlier researches, 38% of Hungarian internet users aged 14-69 have smartphones, equaling about 1.7 million people. 80% of them also use smartphones to access the internet. The current research underlines that 80% of Hungarian internet users realize that smartphones are differentiated from traditional phones by running an operation system, and 70% are also right about seeing the difference in the availability of applications.
1.3 million users state that they already downloaded applications, on average 16 - the most popular apps are music players, followed by calendars, email and community apps, and naturally games. Top ten apps include weather, photo and video recorder and player, as well as map and navigation apps. The research outlines that smartphone owners mostly look up information about applications in the AppStore or on the internet - however many enquire with friends and acquaintances. Women and those aged 14-18 are less active in checking individual applications.
Majority of those paying for applications only purchased 1-2 apps, 25% of them bought 3-5 apps and 6% of them purchased more than 10 apps. iPhone owners are clearly on top of the statistics, men and those with higher education background, as well as the more affluent are somewhat more active in this domain. Smartphone owners using apps on their phones clearly found prefer payment methods where against paying a smaller amount the given app can be tested and further payment is only needed for further functions.
Mobile phone applications are also ever more popular among small and medium entrepreneurs: shop owners, those working in catering trade and real estate agencies start to realize possibilities inherent in this new communication channel.
Source: Cellular News.
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is set to finally launch mobile number portability (MNP) for the countrys GSM subscribers today, writes local newspaper THISDAY. The NCCs director of public affairs Tony Ojobo says that MNP will lead to improved quality service and increased competition among operators. MNP is free for subscribers, who are permitted to port their numbers once in a 90-day period. The regulator will now work towards implementing the service for Nigerias roughly three million CDMA mobile customers. TeleGeographys GlobalComms Database notes that the introduction of MNP in Nigeria has encountered numerous delays since it was first announced by the NCC in 2006. Further deadlines of 2009, December 2012, 25 March 2013 and 1 April 2013 came and went, and at the start of the month operators told the NCC that they required three additional weeks to enable them to complete their preparations.
Source: Telecom Paper.
Source: Telecom Paper.
Orange Espana has announced the launch of commercial fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) services in the area around the La Vaguada shopping centre, at the same time unveiling a new portfolio of tariffs for its fibre-based services. In terms of its new offering, customers can sign up for a connection providing 100Mbps downlink speeds, unlimited national fixed line voice calls, 1,000 minutes per month for calls to national mobile numbers and 300 minutes for calls to 60 international destinations; the package will cost EUR25.95 (USD33.94) per month. In addition, Orange has confirmed it will offer a tariff offering the same call allowances, though with a lower downlink speed of 25Mbps, for EUR15.95 per month. Following the expansion of its FTTH network to La Vaguada, Orange has said that around 40,000 homes in Madrid now have access to its fibre services, while noting that a further 58,000 premises in Catalonia and Asturias are also within its fibre footprint.
As previously reported by CommsUpdate, last month Orange Espana and Vodafone Spain unveiled plans to invest up to EUR1 billion on the construction of a joint fibre-optic network. Under the terms of the agreement, the two operators will each deploy street-level fibre in complementary geographies, and while the fibre will be owned independently it will share the same technical specifications to ensure compatibility as a single network, with each partner having guaranteed access to the whole infrastructure. Commercial services over the new infrastructure are expected to be introduced from January 2014, and some 800,000 premises are expected to be able to connect to the network by March 2014, with that figure rising to three million and six million by September 2015 and 2017, respectively. In total, the fibre-optic network will cover 50 of Spains major cities when complete.
Venezuelas dominant broadband operator CANTV has announced that starting Monday 15 April it will upgrade its DSL internet access speeds, doubling its standard 512kbps (download) package limit to 1Mbps, while a faster premium speed of 4Mbps will be offered in a new consumer/small business plan, Aba Mega Productivo, twice the speed of the existing 2Mbps Aba Super Productivo. The 4Mbps package is priced at VEF500 (USD79) a month including VAT compared to VEF400 for the 2Mbps connection. The move comes seven months after CANTV doubled its entry-level DSL package speed from 256kbps to 512kbps, as reported by CommsUpdate in September 2012. Venezuelan newspaper El Mundo reports that CANTVs latest DSL upgrade programme will take around three months to complete, while the company has also announced a current investment budget of VEF514 million for fixed broadband infrastructure; the Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation says that in the past six years CANTVs internet infrastructure investment totals VEF1.9 billion.
CANTV reportedly has a total of 1.9 million fixed internet subscribers, up from 1.8 million at the end of December 2012, according to data from the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation. The state-owned telco is focused on expanding broadband coverage to the farthest corners of the country, and backs up this claim with the statistics that in 2012 the number of subscribers grew by more than 500% in remote areas such as the Amazon region, while the user bases in more populous regions Miranda and Distrito Capital increased by 80% and 90%, respectively.
Armenian operator ArmenTel, which offers fixed telephony, broadband internet and mobile services under the banner Beeline, has trimmed the cost for connection to its fixed telecoms network and for other one-off charges. In a press release, ArmenTel says it is cutting the costs of a fixed line installation from AMD12,000 to AMD2,400 (USD33.09 to USD6.62), while the charge for a temporary installation of a core line (i.e. for less than one month) has been cut to AMD1,800 from AMD9,600. The new rates for residential and business users took effect from 1 April 2013, with ArmenTel acting CEO Karen Shahnazaryan, saying that the telco is able to cut the prices thanks to its investment in innovative technologies.
According to Tuoi Tre News, Vietnamese cellcos MobiFone and Vinaphone have increased the cost of their respective unlimited 3G data plans to VND50,000 (USD2.4) per month, up from VND40,000. The operators say that the higher price is necessary to offset declining revenues as a result of subscribers using smartphone apps to make free calls and send free messages. The cellcos also say that they are forced to strictly adhere to government regulations, whereas apps such as Viber, Wala, Zalo, Line, WeChat and WhatsApp are managed by foreign companies and are not subject to the same conditions.
Myanmar authorities will begin selling low-cost Sim cards from 24 April. Some 350,000 Sim cards will be allocated monthly across Myanmar and sold by regional governments, not by Myanmar Posts and Telecommunications (MPT), Eleven Media reports citing MPT chief engineer mobile Htay Win. The CDMA 800 MHz Sim cards will be sold for MMK 1,500 each, and customers have to use at least MMK 2,500 per month to keep the account active. If customers do not recharge within fifteen days of running the balance down to zero, the service may be terminated. The fees for outgoing calls remains the same at MMK 50 per minute. MPT has been selling CDMA Sim cards for MMK 500,000 in recent years.
The head of Ukrainian competition watchdog AMKU, Rafael Kuzmin, has stated that cellcos Kyivstar and MTS Ukraine have agreed to reduce intra-national and roaming rates by 20%-25%, according to a report by BizLigaNet, cited by Telecompaper. The news follows pressure from AMKU, which has asked the operators to fulfil rate obligations within the next ten days, and to implement the recommendations on roaming rates within 30 days, having threatened them with a maximum fine of 10% of annual revenues.
Spains antitrust authority has reportedly fined the countrys three largest mobile network operators a total of EUR120 million (USD159 million) for charging too much for SMS messages. The Comision Nacional de la Competencia (CNC) levied the penalty after ruling that Movistar, Vodafone Spain and Orange Espana abused their dominant position in the wholesale markets for access and origination and for termination of short messages in their respective networks. With all three operators cited as having a monopoly position in SMS and MMS termination services in their respective networks, the CNC noted that the market for SMS termination services was unregulated between 2000 and 2009 (the period investigated by the watchdog). As such, the CNC claims, the trio were freely able to price the termination of SMS at very high levels, which in turn allowed them to pass these costs to consumers in the shape of higher retail prices for SMS and MMS services.
No new regulatory measures are to be introduced however, with the CNC noting that it did not consider such action appropriate as there was only evidence of overpricing in the period to 2009 and not more recently. Further, it argued that telecoms regulator the Comision del Mercado de las Telecomunicacinoes (CMT) is better positioned to design the ex-ante regulation of these markets.
As per the antitrust agencys ruling, Movistar faces the largest fine EUR46.490 million while Vodafone Spain and Orange Espana will be required to pay EUR43.525 million and EUR29.950 million respectively. All three operators are expected to appeal the ruling.
Over half of UK homes and businesses can now access fibre broadband as the Openreach rollout has passed more than 15 million premises. That means were on target to reach 19 million by the end of spring 2014, about 18 months ahead of the original rollout schedule.
Openreach chief executive Liv Garfield said: This is a significant milestone and one that our engineers can be proud of. They have worked through many months of appalling weather to bring the benefits of fibre to cities, towns and villages and this is making a genuine difference to how people live their lives.Fibre broadband can play an important part in stimulating and supporting an economic recovery. Our investment, together with that of our partners, is helping to generate thousands of jobs and give small businesses the speeds that were previously the preserve of larger ones based in cities. The run-up to Easter saw the project team working flat-out as we hit our biggest ever week; a whopping 324,000 premises passed. By the end of spring 2014, well have completed one of the most ambitious programmes weve ever taken on, with two-thirds of the UK enjoying one of the most extensive fibre networks in the world. But we wont stop there. As well as deploying fibre as part of a £2.5bn investment, were working with councils and devolved authorities to take fibre even further afield. Weve signed 18 BDUK contracts so far, from Hampshire to Cumbria, and Rutland to the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, and there are plenty more to come.
Source: Openreach.
The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Bahrain (TRA) has released the latest update of the retail price benchmarking study of telecommunications services in Arab countries. The study was commissioned by the TRA on behalf of AREGNET (the Arab Regulators Group). It was undertaken by Teligen, an independent consulting firm specializing in tariff comparisons. The main insights of the study are:
Source: Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Bahrain (TRA).
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has said that the long-delayed launch of mobile number portability (MNP) will take place on 25 March 2013, writes PM News. The regulators head of Media and Public Relations, Reuben Muoka, reportedly told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that during the initial phase, only subscribers of the countrys GSM mobile networks will be able to transfer their numbers to another operator. As soon as the GSM takes off, it will not be long before CDMA also begins its operation on MNP, the NCC official was quoted as saying. He added that the introduction of MNP in Nigeria is expected to increase competition in the mobile market, in which South Africa-owned MTN is the largest operator by subscribers by far, with a market share of 42.1% at the end of 2012 (corresponding to 47.44 million customers).
TeleGeographys GlobalComms Database notes that the introduction of MNP was first considered by the NCC in the third quarter of 2007, but the commission has been waiting for the conclusion of SIM registration before it officially launches the service. The NCC announced in October 2011 that it had selected a consortium of three companies Interconnect Clearinghouse Nigeria, Saab Grintek and Telcordia to set up and implement number portability for the first five years, and having already pushed back the expected launch date on various occasions, in December 2012 the regulator said it was set to begin testing the system in order to address any problems ahead of a planned launch in the first quarter of 2013.
Uruguay's telecoms regulator Ursec has awarded spectrum to mobile operators Claro and Movistar for a total of USD 64.2 million, El Pais reports. The licenses cover the next 20 years. Claro and Movistar will use the spectrum to provide 4G services across Uruguay. Movistar won four spectrum blocks in the 1900MHz frequency band, and Claro received two blocks in the 1900MHz band and two blocks in the 1700/2100MHz band.
State-owned operator Antel did not participate in the bidding process but will have to pay USD 38 million for reserved spectrum. Antel will receive one spectrum block in the 900MHz frequency band and four blocks in the 1700/2100MHz band.
Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries (RIL) is said to have finalized Samsung as a partner to source the Korean conglomerate's long-term evolution (LTE) technology platform for its much-talked about bundled data & voice services over high speed 4G networks across the country.
The game-changer deal that is set to shake up the Indian telecommunications market is not just restricted to Samsung's technology but goes far beyond as Samsung has agreed to offer entry-level 4G smartphones at a little over $100 (about Rs 5,500) for use with RIL's voice and high-speed internet services, said a source close to the deal. A 3G-enabled Samsung phone can be bought for around the same price today. The entry-level smartphones are likely to be sold with data packages starting at as low as Rs 100, said the source, adding that even high-end smartphones will be made available at minimum down-payments and the equated monthly installments (EMIs) will be incorporated in subsequent bills at a 0% interest rate.
Source: The Time of India.
(04/03/2013) Commission President José Manuel Barroso today called on Europe's digital businesses, governments, training and education sectors to join a Grand Coalition for Digital Jobs to address up to 900 000 job vacancies expected to exist in Europe in Information and Communication technologies (ICT) by 2015. Despite the current levels of unemployment, the number of digital jobs is growing by more than 100 000 per year. Yet the number of fresh ICT graduates and skilled ICT workers is not keeping up.
Source: European Commission.
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Luesink, Rob and Bagchi, Arunabha (1991) Krein factorization of covariance operators of 2-parameter random fields and application to the likelihood ratio. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 37 (1). pp. 53-59. ISSN 0018-9448
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Flustered and showed the way out
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Act out when gone off track
Piss off a little
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The MediaCore iOS Capture app lets you record, edit, organize and easily upload HD video to your MediaCore account from your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad. To find out how, watch this video and read the step by step instructions below.
Download the Capture App from the App Store
1) Tap the app store button on your phone
2) Select "Search" and enter "MediaCore capture" in the top search bar
3) Tap on the cloud to install the app.
4) NOTE: Make sure you say "Yes" when the app asks you for permission to access your images. If you say "No" and would like to upload images using the app then simply navigate to "Settings" on your device > select "Privacy" > Select "Photos" > and turn "Capture" to "ON".
Once the app is installed launch it with a tap and enter your MediaCore site URL and sign in with your username and password. Tap the cog in the lower right hand corner to edit your preferences.
Send your video or image to MediaCore
Start by selecting the video or photo option. Now you can either record directly with your devices camera or select an item from your library.
The Capture app also allows you to trim the beginning and end of your video. Tap "Choose" once you're happy with your photo or video and enter a Title, add Tags, a Description and select the Collection you would like your video to belong to.
You can choose the quality and file size of your video. If you are connected to Wi-fi you can upload a "High Definition" video quite quickly. If you are using a mobile data connection then selecting "Large" or "Medium" will be quicker. The option you choose here will affect the playback quality of the video on your MediaCore site.
If a user has publish permissions then the video they upload will be published automatically. If the user does not have the permission to publish media then their video will be automatically uploaded as a draft.
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AOL Launches Spinner Canada
Jun 26, 2009
New Music Site to Provide Exclusive Local Content
TORONTO – June 26, 2009 – Spinner, AOL's flagship music destination, today launched Spinner Canada, http://www.spinner.ca. With local editors and writers offering a unique perspective, Spinner Canada offers music fans access to interviews, performances, videos and music from their favourite artists from Canada and around the world.
"We are thrilled to extend the success we've seen with Spinner in the U.S. and around the world by launching the site in Canada," said Bill Crandall, Vice President, AOL Music. "We are committed to bringing Canadian music fans the best local, and global, music content."
A premier tastemaker and conversation-starter in the music blogosphere, Spinner is where Amy Winehouse delivered her first U.S. performance and where Canadian singer Feist performed long before North America heard her song "1, 2, 3, 4" on the iPod commercial.
"Music can fall under artificial barriers, separating legends from up-and-comers, indie from major label and genres from each other, but that's not how music lovers listen to music and that's not how Spinner covers it," explains Joshua Ostroff, Managing Editor of Spinner Canada. "Spinner.ca is applying that approach to the Canadian music scene; giving the music enthusiast a mix of audio, video, live performances, interviews, news and commentary."
Spinner Canada's features include:
- Northern Exposure: A look at the best in new Canadian music. Check in every week for content featuring both new discoveries and old favourites.
- You Oughta Know: An introduction to up-and-coming Canadian artists.
- Between the Notes: An analysis of Current Canadian music trends.
- Live It Out: Starting with June's NXNE festival, get the lowdown on the best and the worst of the Canadian live scene, as well as insider looks at Canada's best venues, underground parties, concert reviews and more.
Spinner has more than 5.6 million worldwide unique visitors.* The site is already a unique environment for discerning enthusiasts to experience music on the Web and an unparalleled destination that extends music enjoyment beyond the "Top 40." Spinner Canada will bring the best musicians together on a single site, be it Neil Young and Leonard Cohen, Amy Millan and Alexisonfire or Handsome Furs and Thunderheist.
Spinner.ca offers advertisers ad formats and capabilities including rich media options and content integration opportunities. In support of the new launch, Labatt's will be the primary sponsor of Spinner.ca promoting their Bud Camp campaign. This includes 100% ownership of all ad placements.
* comScore Media Metrix worldwide data, April 2009.
About AOL
AOL is a leading provider of digital communications and content to Canadian consumers. The AOL service and portal deliver a range of market-leading online content, including music, film, sport, news, shopping and community, as well as email, instant messenger, and safety and security features. AOL is also one of the leading online destinations for advertisers in the Canada. AOL Canada is a business unit of AOL LLC, which operates a leading network of Web brands and is a majority-owned subsidiary of Time Warner Inc. Learn more at AOL.ca.
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Mathies Named to Preseason `Wade Watch' List
Sept. 18, 2012
LEXINGTON, Ky. – University of Kentucky women's basketball senior guard A'dia Mathies has been named to the preseason "Wade Watch" list for The State Farm Wade Trophy, as announced by The State Farm Wade Trophy Committee, along with the Women's Basketball Coaches Association and the National Association for Girls and Women in Sport. The award is presented annually to the nation's most outstanding NCAA Division I women's basketball player.
Mathies, who was named one of 12 finalists for the Wade trophy last March, led UK in scoring (15 ppg), assists (2.7 apg), steals (2.6 spg) and 3-point field goal percentage (.378) last season. The 2012 Southeastern Conference Player of the Year ranked second on the team in rebounds (5.1 rpg), 3-point field goals made (51) and was third in blocks (21). The Louisville, Ky., native has climbed to No. 12 on the school's all-time scoring list with 1,435 and is sixth on the career steals list with 251.
Mathies' best game last year came against Tennessee, as she poured in a career-high 34 points and hit the game-winning basket with less than five seconds left to snap Tennessee's 36-game SEC winning streak. Mathies' 34 points were the most points scored by a Wildcat since 1987.
In addition to being named the SEC Player of the Year by the coaches and The Associated Press, Mathies' additional 2012 accolades include being named to the U.S. Basketball Writers Association and AP All-America Teams, the All-SEC first team (coaches and AP), the All-SEC Defensive Team and the SEC All-Tournament team.
Now in its 36th year, the State Farm Wade Trophy is named in honor of the late, legendary three-time national champion Delta State University coach, Lily Margaret Wade. Regarded as "The Heisman of Women's Basketball," the award is presented annually to the NCAA® Division I Player of the Year by the National Association of Girls and Women in Sport (NAGWS) and the WBCA.
The preseason list is composed of top NCAA Division I women's basketball players who best embody Wade's spirit from 18 institutions and eight conferences. A committee of coaches, administrators and media from across the United States compiled the list using the following criteria: game and season statistics, leadership, character, effect on their team and overall playing ability.
Baylor's Brittney Griner was named the 2012 State Farm® Wade Trophy winner.
Kentucky, the 2012 SEC regular season champions, returns four starters from last season's Elite Eight squad, including Mathies, SEC Freshman of the Year Bria Goss (Indianapolis) and NCAA Tournament Kingston All-Region team member Samarie Walker (West Carrollton, Ohio). UK will also welcome back Jennifer O'Neill (Bronx, N.Y.), who sat out the 2011-12 season due to injury, and DeNesha Stallworth (Richmond, Calif.), an All-Pac-10 selection, will see her first action after sitting out last season due to transfer regulations. New faces to the roster next season are sophomore junior college transfer Jelleah Sidney (Queens Village, N.Y.) and freshman McDonald's All-American Janee Thompson (Chicago, Ill.).
Follow UK Hoops on Twitter and Instagram at @UKHoopCats and on Facebook by liking University of Kentucky Women's Basketball.


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Learn: The 60 Second Pour on KBS from Founders in Grand Rapids
In honor of #NationalBeerDay, this is the 60 Second Pour!
For ages 21+ only please, enjoy responsibly, be creative, and always form your own opinions!
Here is how Founders Describes thier KBS.
An imperial stout brewed with a massive amount of coffee and chocolates, then cave-aged in oak bourbon barrels for an entire year to make sure wonderful bourbon undertones come through in the finish. Makes your taste buds squeal with delight. ABV (Alcohol): 11.2% IBUs (International Bittering Units): 70
The barrels are back! The Kentucky Breakfast Stout is out!
It is one of the most anticipated beers that comes out of Grand Rapids. Even with other flavorful creations like the CBS Imperial Stout, and the one time Cashew Coffee brew.
Once yeast is added to the chilled wet substance after the brewer's boil comes conditioning and fermentation. This is where at some point beer is taken out of the usual stainless steel tanks and put into wooden barrels. It can be there for months or years.
The most common barrels used are bourbon/whiskey, rum, cognac, and wine industries. The origin of the wood used ranges from US to Hungary. More on barrel aged beers here.
Alcohol is made by yeasts eating simple sugars extracted or added during the brewing process. Complex sugars can add to the overall sweetness of an alcoholic beverage. Enjoy responsibly!
Grand Rapids Michigan is known for it's old gypsum mines that are now used primarily for storage, beneath the busy city streets.
Where do we detect bitter or roasted flavors?
Bitterness is detected at the back of the tongue. Wine enthusiasts are missing out.
Why is there a variety of glassware?
Beer glasses are designed to control temperature and carbonation. Body heat from your hand will naturally warm the beer. Narrowing at the base of the glass will keep the beverage cooler longer.
Narrowing at the rim of the glass will decrease the rate of the escaping carbonation. Also, if you have a growler or howler that sits for a while--try pouring the beer at a greater distance from the glass or very gently rotate the vessel to stir up the carbonation that has settled.
For more info on a particular beer style feel free to check out a BJCP site or app.


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Thanks Catster for making me a DDP today! It sure was a nice surprise. Concats to the other DDPs for today too.
Back to my afternoon nap.
-Kirby D.
Wow was I surprised to be chosen as COTD today! I just never felt very special even though my mom said I was. I am just a stray off the streets. Or I guess I was since I have a great furever home now. Thank you Catster for the honors.
I'm glad lots of you enjoyed the story of the tabby "M" from Louis LeBeau. He used to think maybe every cat has an "M" but some just get hidden by breed or color markings. That might be true.
Thanks to all my friends who are helping me celebrate my special day today. You cats ROCK! Hope all have a very merry Christmas.
-Kirby D.
My big brother Louis LeBeau used to like to post the following story in his diary at Christmas. I will now post it in mine in honor of him. I hope you enjoy it:
My Christmas legend is about tabby cats and how we got the "M" marking right above our eyes.
And so it came to pass that a husband and wife journeyed to a small town called Bethlehem, as the king had decreed that all the people stand to be counted in the small towns and teeming cities from whence they came. The journey was long and hard for both, but especially for the young wife, who was very near to bringing her firstborn son into the world. When they at last reached the crowded and noisy town, the expectant father searched hurriedly for a place for them to rest and where the child could safely be born. But at every door, he was told there was no available room. Finally, an old innkeeper, though having no space left in his inn, took pity on them and offered them shelter in the small stable used by his animals.It was there that the child was born, surrounded by beasts of the field. As the night's cold grew, the baby fretted and cried while his parents pondered how to make him comfortable. His father tried stuffing straw into the open places in the walls, and his mother tried warming him with her meager wrappings. But still, the baby cried on. All the while, a tiny cat watched from the corner. "Of course the little baby is cold," the cat thought. "It has no fur to keep it warm! I will give it mine, and I will lullaby-purr it to sleep." A little jump brought the cat into the manger where the baby lay. There, he quietly gave his humble gift of warmth and love, gently stretching out his thin, fragile little body over the baby's, careful to cover all but the infant's face. The crying was soon replaced by soft purrs and coos, and slowly, the infant smiled. As Mary, the new mother, witnessed this gift to her child, she touched the little cat's forehead. "Thank you, Little Tabby, for your gift of love and warmth. As a sign of my grateful blessing, you and all your descendents will forevermore carry my initial on your forehead."
And to this day, tabby cats are known by the remarkable "M" on their foreheads, and by their extraordinary gifts of love, so gently given.
-Kirby D.
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Ranchi, Feb. 16: Police are gearing up to file a chargesheet in court against JMM leader Sita Soren after the kidnap allegations of her former personal assistant ' a CBI witness in last year's Rajya Sabha cash stash scandal ' were found to be true during investigations.
Police have corroborated the kidnap charges by Vikas Pandey against the Jama legislator and two bodyguards following investigations by the Argora OC and supervision of the report by senior deputy superintendent of police (Hatia) Anuranjan Kispotta.
"The development took place a week ago. It has opened the door for the arrest of the JMM leader for kidnapping a witness in the Rajya Sabha cash-for-vote case registered with the CBI," a police source said.
On December 25, 2012, an FIR was registered against Sita, the widow of late Durga Soren and daughter-in-law of JMM supremo Shibu Soren, for kidnapping Pandey from Sahajanand Chowk at Harmu Housing Colony under Argora police station around 7.30pm the previous night.
SSP Saket Kumar Singh said, "As the FIR has been found true, further legal action will be taken. It includes filing a chargesheet in court and seeking an arrest warrant against her."
The FIR was registered under Section 363 (kidnapping) of IPC at Argora police station area on the statement of Pandey's wife Reena, who alleged Sita of abducting her husband with the help of bodyguards.
Reena alleged that when Pandey was returning home on a motorbike around 7.30pm, Sita overtook him in a white car and asked him to stop. After he stopped, she alleged that the MLA dragged him into her four-wheeler with the help of her bodyguards.
She added that Sita took him to her official residence at Sector II, Dhurwa, and beat him black and blue, mounting pressure on him to change his statement given before court in the Rajya Sabha case.
Though the FIR was lodged under Section 363 (kidnapping) of the IPC, police probe found that the MLA is also liable to be prosecuted under Sections 365 (wrongful confinement) and 504 (insult with intent to provoke breach of peace).