41.   After the first day had belonged to Ponting, Martyn, was simply outstanding on the second.

42.   At the Bob Hope Classic, though, the day belonged to Arnold Palmer.

43.   Before Akram struck, the third day belonged to batsmen Ahmed and Haq, who have both struggled with poor forms in recent matches.

44.   But apart from the bowling of Jeremy and Sanford, the day belonged to century makers Cush and Chanderpaul.

45.   But the day belonged to Cronje and South Africa after England skipper Alec Stewart took a gamble by sending the Proteas in on an evenly grassed Trent Bridge pitch.

46.   But the day belonged to Geiberger, who said his shoulder seems to be fully healed.

47.   But the day belonged to test debutante Makhaya Ntini.

48.   But the day belonged to Belarus.

49.   But the day belonged to Langer, the nuggety left hander who occupied the crease for over eight hours to rescue Australia from batting mediocrity.

50.   But the day belonged to Nasser Hussain.