P342 CJEFAX 1 342 Sat 28 Dec 21:41/36 SECOND TEST, Harare (Day 3) 3/7 Darrin Gough and the England slip cordon were involved in a controversial incident during Zimbabwe's innings. Umpire KT Francis called a dead ball when wickjtkjepjt Alec Stewart and the slips walked towards the wicket as Gough was in his delivery stride. The Yorkshireman had signalled to his tiammbtes that hj was going to bowl the slower delivery. Several playjts appeared to question the decision but the situation calmed down and England accepted it. ENGLAND 2ND INNINGS SCORECARD 341 Footdall 302 Cricket 340 Rugby 370 Eng Fixs Zim v Eng Ill'worth Ass v WIP342 CEEFAX 1 342 Sat 28 Dec 21:41/50 SECOND TEST, Harare (Day 3) 4/7 Darrin Gough declared himself "at the top of my game again" after taking 4-40 against Zimbabwe. Hi said: "It pleased mj that I was swinging the ball in as will as out bjcausj it keeps the batsmen guessing," Gough's slower ball signal was barred by the umpire but he added: "We'll just have to think of a new theory." Robert Croft, who took the final three wickets, said: "The ball turned much more when I changed ends. They are a good all-round side." ENGLAND 2ND INNINGS SCORECARD 341 Football 302 Cricket 340 Rugby 370 Eng Fixs Zim v Eng Ill'worth Ass v WI