England Set for Big Win After Forcing Fighting Zimbabwe to Follow On
- England forced Zimbabwe to follow on at Trent Bridge on Friday after posting 565-6 declared in a four-day Test match in Nottingham.
- Zimbabwe scored 265 runs in their first innings, with Brian Bennett delivering a record-breaking 139, but still found themselves trailing England by 300 runs during their first Test match on English soil in over two decades.
- England captain Ben Stokes returned from hamstring surgery to take two wickets without conceding runs before tea and quickly enforced the follow-on to tighten control.
- Bennett reached the fastest century by a Zimbabwean in 97 balls, aided by a dropped catch at 89 by Joe Root, while Zimbabwe ended the day 30-2 and 270 runs behind.
- With little chance of rain disrupting play, England appears set to claim a comprehensive win as Zimbabwe faces a tough challenge to prevent losing the match within the remaining three days.
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England set for big win after forcing fighting Zimbabwe to follow on
England has ousted Zimbabwe cricketers at a rate that suggests their four-day test will be over with a day to spare in Nottingham. Despite an acclaimed fightback by Zimbabwe for much of the second day Friday, the visitor was forced…
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