Day two (close): South Africa (256-6) lead England (231) by 25 runs
England remain in this Test match only due to the will of one man - Andrew
Flintoff.

Hostile Andrew Flintoff lifts dreary England

Andrew Flintoff’s heroics bowled England back into contention at Edgbaston,
but at what cost to his fragile body?

The danger of flogging Andrew Flintoff to death

Somerset (253-4) trail Sussex (419) by 166 runs

Sussex see off Somerset bully boys Marcus Trescothick and Zander de Bruyn

Glamorgan (139 ? 252-5) lead Essex (206) by 185 runs

Essex’s Graham Napier reins in Glamorgan

Sri Lanka fought back with four wickets in the final session after Indian
opener Virender Sehwag scored a scorching century at Galle.

Sri Lankans revive after Virdender Sehwag’s quickfire ton

Worcs (325-1) lead Gloucs (283) by 42 runs

Vikram Solanki and Stephen Moore cut loose

Kent (241-3) trail Hampshire (367) by 126 runs

Kent’s Joe Denly makes the most of his luck

Warwickshire (17-0) trail Leicestershire (432) by 415 runs

Double century eludes Leicestershire’s Hylton Ackerman

Nottinghamshire (114-4 ) trail Durham (266) by 152 runs

Steve Harmison states his case for England Test duty again as Durham lead Notts

Yorks (80-0) trail Surrey (204) by 124 runs

Matt Nicholson’s missed catch may be costly for Surrey