Summary:
England Lions took control of their South Africa tour match as South Africa wrapped up a 2-0 series victory over West Indies.

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Mark Wood's four wickets tightened England Lions’ grip on their opening South African tour match against a Gauteng Invitation XI. After a first-innings score of 443, the Lions dismissed their opponents for 179 with wickets from Wood, Jack Brooks (2) and Liam Plunkett (2) doing most of the damage. England ended day two on 43-3, with Jonathan Trott not out on 10. Meanwhile, South Africa secured their position at the top of the Test rankings by wrapping up a 2-0 series victory over West Indies in Cape Town. Dean Elgar and Hashim Amla put on 73 to secure an eight-wicket win. Mark Wood (centre), pictured in June, 2014, took four wickets for England Lions on Tuesday . Jonathan Trott (pictured in November, 2013) ended day two 10 not out in the Lions' second innings . Dean Elgar (left) and Hashim Amla  celebrate after steering South Africa to victory against the West Indies . New Zealand's BJ Watling (left) and Kane Williamson (right) put on a record 365 sixth wicket parntership . In Wellington, New Zealand took control of the second Test against Sri Lanka as Kane Williamson and BJ Watling shared a world-record sixth-wicket partnership. Williamson (242) and Watling (142) made 365 to overtake the 352 set by Watling and Brendon McCullum against India last February. New Zealand declared on 524-5, setting Sri Lanka a target of 390.