14: England draw tour match in Perth after collapse Tour match, Perth (day three of three): Western Australia Chairman's XI 451-5 dec & 168-5 dec drew with England 391 England lost their last seven wickets for 57 runs as their tour match against Western Australia Chairman's XI in Perth ended in a stalemate. Ian Bell (115) and Jonathan Trott (113 not out) completed their centuries but England slumped from 334-4 to 391 to concede a 60-run first innings lead. Gary Ballance fell first ball while captain Matt Prior and Ben Stokes both scored four before being caught behind. The hosts declared their second innings on 168-5 as the match ended in a draw. 31 Oct-2 Nov: v Western Australia Chairman's XI, Perth - match drawn England started the morning well with Bell and Trott, who resumed on 77 and 64 respectively, reaching three figures but there was no hint of what was to follow when Bell retired out, ending their third-wicket stand at 193. In the space of four overs, England lost three wickets for 13 runs. Ballance was the first to depart, edging a Ryan Duffield delivery to wicketkeeper Tom Triffitt and Prior, leading his country for the first time in Alastair Cook's injury-enforced absence, followed in similar fashion later in the over. Ben Stokes, who like Ballance is targeting the number six batting spot in England's Test team, hit a boundary off Jim Allenby but the bowler exacted his revenge as Triffitt pouched a third catch. Trott ground out his century from exactly 200 balls, hitting 10 fours and a six but wickets continued to fall at the other end with Steven Finn and Chris Tremlett falling to spinner Michael Beer. Glamorgan seamer Allenby then had James Anderson and Boyd Rankin caught by Triffitt to finish with 4-58. England at least had the opportunity to again assess the merits of their three tall seamers - Boyd Rankin, Tremlett and Finn. Rankin emerged with the best match figures of the trio, picking up a total of three wickets for 126 runs. He removed openers Luke Towers (1) and Marcus Harris (22) to leave the hosts 24-2 but Chris Lynn, dropped on 12 by Rankin and on 19 by Joe Root, reached the close unbeaten on 61. Lynn shared a third-wicket partnership of 100 with Mitchell Marsh, who was trapped leg before by Finn for 62. Finn then had Triffitt caught behind to finish with match figures of 2-176, while Tremlett had Ashton Turner lbw as he returned 1-123.