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England football fans play cricket in Oslo before the friendly against Norway © PA Photos |
May 26, 2012 
Andrew Strauss got into his stride to pass fifty for the second time in the series © Getty Images |
May 26, 2012 
Andrew Strauss made his second hundred of the series © PA Photos |
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Andrew Strauss plays towards third man © PA Photos |
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Darren Sammy punches the air © PA Photos |
May 25, 2012 
Jeetan Patel took six wickets to bowl out Surrey © PA Photos |
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James Anderson appeals for a wicket © Getty Images |
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Tim Ambrose's unbeaten 74 took Warwickshire close to victory © PA Photos |
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May 25, 2012 
Marlon Samuels played another mature innings © PA Photos |
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England's players celebrate the wicket of Shivnarine Chanderpaul © PA Photos |
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James Anderson celebrates after bowling Kirk Edwards © PA Photos |
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James Anderson appeals for a wicket © Getty Images |
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May 25, 2012 
Stuart Broad removed Adrian Barath for a duck © Getty Images |
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Stuart Meaker helped Surrey fight back © Getty Images |
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Kevin Pietersen watches the action © PA Photos |
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Andy Flower and Kevin Pietersen chat at training © PA Photos |
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Gareth Batty took six wickets to trouble Warwickshire © Getty Images |
May 24, 2012 
Steven Finn is waiting for another chance in the Test side © PA Photos |
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Tom Maynard top scored with 39 © Getty Images |
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Alastair Cook in training © Getty Images |
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