Caddick claims five wickets

Published March 8, 2002

CHRISTCHURCH, March 7: England paceman Andrew Caddick warmed up for next week’s first Test against New Zealand by grabbing a five wicket haul on the first day of the tour match against Canterbury Thursday.

Caddick took 5-69 from 22 overs as Canterbury declared on 212-8, steadied by a knock of 82 from Chris Harris. England were 28 without loss in reply at stumps.

Scoreboard

CANTERBURY (1st Innings):

R.M. Frew c Flintoff b Caddick 44

S.L. Stewart c Hussain b Caddick 0

M.H.W. Papps c Hussain b Hoggard 7

G.R. Stead c Foster b Caddick 12

N.J. Astle c Afzaal b Caddick 6

C.Z. Harris c Giles b Flintoff 82

G.J. Hopkins c Ramprakash b Caddick 3

P.J. Wiseman not out 26

W.A. Wisneski run out 8

EXTRAS (B-6, LB-10, NB-8) 24

TOTAL (for eight dec, 74.1 overs) 212

FALL OF WKTS: 1-5, 2-18, 3-33, 4-39, 5-145, 6-149, 7-186, 8-212.

DID NOT BAT: W.A. Cornelius, C.S. Martin.

BOWLING: Caddick 24-5-69-5 (6nb); Hoggard 13-5-25-1 (1nb); Flintoff 13-2-45-1 (1nb); White 12-3-29-0; Giles 12.1-0-28-0.

ENGLAND (1st Innings):

M.A. Butcher not out 14

M.P. Vaughan not out 13

EXTRAS (NB-1) 1

TOTAL (for no wkt, 9 overs) 28

BOWLING (to-date): Wisneski 5-1-18-0; Martin 4-1-10-0.

TO BAT: N. Hussain, M.R. Ramprakash, U. Afzaal, A. Flintoff, C. White, A.F. Giles, J.S. Foster, A.R. Caddick, M.J. Hoggard.

UMPIRES: R.D. Anderson and D.M. Quested.—Reuters

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