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Kevin Pietersen brings out the switch hit © AFP |
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Kevin Pietersen brings out the switch hit © AFP |
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Wet weather delayed the start at New Road © PA Photos |
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Luis Leon Sanchez celebrates his win © Getty Images |
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Rafael Nadal celebrates his win over Fernando Verdasco © Getty Images |
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Tony Bellew floors Danny McIntosh © PA Photos |
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Darren Sammy went for his shots during a quick half-century © AFP |
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Kevin Pietersen brings out the switch hit © AFP |
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Darren Sammy skies a catch © Associated Press |
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Steven Gerrard steers the ball past Jay Spearing © Getty Images |
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Chris Saunders plants a good elbow on Sam Sicilia © Getty Images |
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Jason Dufner celebrates draining a putt © Getty Images |
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Jonathan Trott made 178 at Hove © Getty Images |
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Hurricane Fly with jockey Ruby Walsh and trainer Willie Mullins after his win © PA Photos |
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Rafael Nadal blasts a backhand return © PA Photos |
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Rafael Nadal celebrates his win over Janko Tipsarevic © PA Photos |
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The Australians celebrate after completing their victory © AFP |
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Victoria Azarenka serves the ball to Mona Barthel © Getty Images |
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Andy Murray towels his face during his match against Milos Raonic © Getty Images |
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Andy Murray reacts during his match to Milos Raonic © Getty Images |
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