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England victory charge delayed
England's hopes of wrapping up the first Test inside four days looked unlikely to be realised thanks to Junaid Siddique's rearguard action - but the result remained in little doubt. -
Cahill heading back to training
Bolton defender Gary Cahill is scheduled to return to training on Monday just 37 days after being diagnosed as having a blood clot in his left arm. -
England close in on four-day win
England were five wickets from victory at tea on day four of the first Test against Bangladesh.