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Wahab Riazs tour of England was in danger of ending on a forgettable note. When England racked up their world record 444 at Trent Bridge he finished with 0 for 110, the second-worst figures in ODI history, and was banished to the sidelines for the final two games of the series.But, brought back for the T20 at Old Trafford, he responded with a career-best performance of 3 for 18, including the key wicket of Jos Buttler, and did not concede a boundary in his four overs. Used exclusively in the second half of the innings - a piece of early planning from new captain Sarfraz Ahmed - England could not handle his extreme pace or drastic slower balls.I had a plan within myself that if I have to bowl fast it has to be very fast and if I have to bowl slow it has to be very slow and you have to have a lot of varieties in this T20 game, Wahab said. When you are in rhythm, things go your way.When he was being hammered around Nottingham by Alex Hales, Buttler and Eoin Morgan, Wahab did not help his cause by overstepping. The TV umpire, using the trial system of calling no-balls, was at his busiest when he had the ball. Most costly was the reprieve of Hales on 72 as he went on to score his England-record 171.Wahab said missing the last two ODIs had given him time to work on the problem and thanked the effort of bowling coach Azhar Mahmood.I wasnt in the habit of bowling no-balls before this tour, I dont know what happened to me. The credit goes to the bowling coach, he really helped me, he was very strict with me about the no-balls. Because I was resting the last two games, he really worked hard with me and the credit goes to him.Eoin Morgan acknowledged Pakistans attack had enjoyed a good day, but believed conditions had changed significantly when his bowlers tried to defend 136: by the end of the Powerplay, Pakistan were 73 for 0. He said the evening dew made strokeplay easier and, with hindsight, he would have bowled first.Pakistan bowled well, and adapted to the circumstances - but given the pitch we bowled on, we probably would have needed 180-185. The ball seemed to slide on quite nicely.Im not one for excuses, but certainly the shots the Pakistan batsmen played out there are shots you can only play on a very, very good wicket.We are not a timid batting team - we play quite aggressively. But none of us seemed to catch fire or get going. Cheap Air Max From China . Once again Jordan Cieciwa (@FitCityJordan) and I (@LynchOnSports) go head to head in our picks. Last weekend at UFC Fight Night 32 my #TeamLynch got the best of #TeamJC by a score of 9-6. Let us know which side youre on for UFC 167 use the hashtag #TeamLynch or #TeamJC on Twitter. Cheap Air Max For Sale . - Oakland Raiders running back Rashad Jennings was speaking to a group of local high school students earlier this week when the conversation turned to the importance of being prepared when opportunities in life arise. https://www.airmaxchina.us/ . The 15th-ranked Canadian men lost the opening two games of their European tour: 19-15 to No. 17 Georgia and 21-20 to No. Discount Air Max . -- Teemu Selanne scored the first goal of his 22nd NHL season, and the Anaheim Ducks extended the best start in franchise history with their fifth straight victory, 3-2 over the Calgary Flames on Wednesday night. Air Max Sale . -- On the field, it was business as usual for Jameis Winston and No. Queensland 422 and 6 for 252 dec (Hartley 53*, Neser 53*, Marsh 4-38) beat Western Australia 6 for 340 dec and 237 (Klinger 65, Cutting 3-48, Swepson 3-56) by 97 runsScorecard Ben Cutting and Mitch Swepson bowled Queensland to victory on the final day in Townsville, where Western Australia were dismissed for 237 in pursuit of a target of 335. The morning began with Queensland on 4 for 130 and they batted on to add 122 to their total, declaring on 6 for 252 with captain Chris Hartley and allrounder Michael Neser both unbeaten on 53.Opener Jonathan Wells moved briskly to 47 for Western Australia before he was bowled by Cutting, and Cameron Bancroft was lbw to Neser for 19. Allrounder Mitchell Marsh, who had finished with 4 for 38 in Queenslands second innings and took six wickets for the game, was bowled by Peter George for a second-ball duck to leave the Warriors wobbling at 3 for 74.ddddddddddddHilton Cartwright warmed up for a possible ODI debut next week with 41 at better than a run a ball before he was caught off the bowling of Jack Wildermuth, and the Bulls could sense an opportunity when they ended Michael Klingers stay on 65. Legspinner Swepson, who had already caught and bowled Ashton Turner for 49, picked up the wickets of Ashton Agar and Sam Whiteman in quick succession.Western Australias hopes of hanging on for a draw ended when David Moody fell to Cutting for a 17-ball duck, with Jason Behrendorff unable to bat due to injury. Cutting and Swepson finished with three wickets each. ' ' '