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James Anderson edged closer to becoming England's all-time Test wicket-taker as the tourists claimed the upper-hand with four West Indies first innings scalps on day two in Antigua.The home side had crawled to 155-4 in 66 overs, still 244 runs behind the tourists, at the end of a day punctuated only occasionally by genuine excitement.After England were dismissed for 399, adding just 58 to their overnight total in the morning session,Supra TK Society High Tops All White, Anderson claimed the wicket of Devon Smith (11) in the ninth over.Chris Jordan and Stuart Broad removed Darren Bravo (10) and Marlon Samuels (33) respectively,Supra TK Society High Tops Black Pink Pattern, before an inspired catch by Jordan off James Tredwell saw the hosts reduced to 99 for 4 as Kraigg Brathwaite (39) departed.But an unbeaten 56-run stand between Shiv Chanderpaul (29) and Jermain Blackwood (30) kept the visitors at bay on a pitch which appears too slow for batsmen or fast bowlers to thrive.West Indies were given a let off when Stokes had Blackwood caught behind. The Durham all-rounder had overstepped in his delivery stride, leaving captain Alastair Cook frustrated in his search for further inroads.Despite losing centurion Ian Bell in the penultimate over of day one, England had ambitions of a rare score over 400, but those hopes were shattered as their remaining five wickets were removed in 20.4 overs.Stokes was dismissed for 79 before Tredwell (8), Jos Buttler (0) and Broad (0) offered little resistance as West Indies took the initiative,Supra Skytop II UK, just as they had done on the first morning. Kemar Roach managed to suck some life from the pitch,Supra Cuttler Ns Mid Tops UK, claiming 4-94.Jordan made 21 and Anderson 20 to ensure the tourists did improve slightly on their overnight total but they knew an opportunity to bat just once in this match had passed them by.With new ball bounce and swing immediately obvious when West Indies began their reply, it came as no surprise when Anderson took less than nine overs to dismiss opener Smith to inch closer to the all-time England Test wicket record.As movement in the air became increasingly rare, England replicated the success of their opponents on the opening day with an old-fashioned approach, as Jordan and Broad produced the required length and variation to get rid of Bravo and Samuels.Tredwell claimed his first test wicket since the tour of Bangladesh in 2010, Jordan producing a spellbinding one-handed catch to see off Brathwaite and leave the home side teetering.Chanderpaul kept England at bay with his inimitable and often barely watchable defensive style, and when Stokes's dismissal of Blackwood was overruled after he overstepped it proved the final chance of a grinding second day.
The sentencing phase of the Boston Marathonbombing trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaevcould last about four weeks, US District Court Judge George O'Toole told jurors on 14 April. O'Toole also banned jury members from attending this year's Boston Marathon.According to the Boston Globe, jurors are not allowed to watch any media coverage of the race or of the two year anniversary on 15 April. Boston Mayor Walsh declared 15 April "One Boston Day" earlier this year.Tsarnaev was found guilty of all 30 federal charges on 8 April, with 17 of those charges carrying the death penalty. The 21-year-old was convicted of killing three people and injuring over 260 along with his now-deceased brother Tamerlanby using two pressure-cooker bombs in the 2013 Boston Marathon.The two brothers