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January 06, 2005
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England don't seem to have started 2005 auspiciously as they are on the verge of losing their first Test for quite a while, after not having lost one in 2004. England ended day 4 at 151/5, needing another 350 runs to win the Cape Town Test. Duncan Fletcher points fingers at his team's attacking cricket. This includes a run-rate below 2 per over and continously bowling deliveries wide outside the stumps during South Africa's second innings.
Just when his side is straining to ensure South Africa dont get a foot in the door, it is revealed that Flintoff may not play any more part in the series due to a side-strain.
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