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England's Darren Gough swings and misses the ball against the West Indies, during the first innings of the fifth Test at the Oval in London. Gough, the last man out, scored eight runs in England's total of 281. The Wisden Trophy, 2000, 5th Test, England v West Indies, Kennington Oval, London, 31Aug-04Sep 2000 (Day 2).
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England's Darren Gough (C) survives an appeal from Nixon McLean (R), and wicketkeeper Ridley Jacobs (L) of the West Indies, during the first innings of the fifth Test at The Oval in London. England's were later bowled out for a total of 281 runs. The Wisden Trophy, 2000, 5th Test, England v West Indies, Kennington Oval, London, 31Aug-04Sep 2000 (Day 2).
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Curtly Ambrose, of the West Indies, celebrates after taking the wicket of Graeme Hick during the second day of the Fifth Test against England at the Oval in London. Ambrose took two wickets for 37 runs in his first 31 overs. Rain has since stopped play with England 256 for eight. The Wisden Trophy, 2000, 5th Test, England v West Indies, Kennington Oval, London, 31Aug-04Sep 2000 (Day 2)
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