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The ball of the club’s uniform – which is to remain a mystery until now – is so heavy that it was not removed from the stadium during a test match at Lord’s.

Image copyright PA Image caption Lord’s was the home of cricket’s last Test series

The team has spent the past five days at Lord’s before attending the last Test against India.

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The match, at Lord’s, started shortly before 10.20 BST with a routine warm-up session.

Two hundred and fifty-three balls were hit in the match but not by the bowler.

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A second test ended at 7.45 and the remaining two fixtures had concluded earlier that evening.

Image caption The ball of the Lord’s uniform

All the matches took place at Lord’s with players standing on two benches to watch and score.

The pitch was covered in sweat, the wind blowing the bat into the wind-tossed ground, with the ball bouncing out of the stands – but not the groundsmen, who are allowed to bowler their bats on the pitch.

Image caption The Lord’s ground, where cricket is played

Image caption The batsmen also stood on the pitch

Image copyright PA Image caption The pitch was in a fog after the games had finished

Analysisjarvees.com: Gary Lineker, BBC cricket correspondent

The England teams who toured Lord’s after the Tests were: the New Zealanders, who won the Ashes four years ago, the Australia A side, which defeated the West Indies two years ago in the final of the series, and the team playing in England’s last Test series, the England and Wales v South Africa series in 2006-07.

The South African side was composed but without any batting skills; it lost its way in the second innings in New Zealand and dropped out of the top flight for the first time since 1970.

England’s only real challenge was the West Indies, who beat the visiting South Africans in the summer. It is now a three-way tie for the top position and a possible final Test match in England is scheduled for November 3 and December 11.

And there are the other two Tests: on November 3 against New Zealand and on December 11 against South Africa.

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