Nine-man Salford claimed an improbable point at home to Bristol Rovers, who led through Sam Nicholson's 14th-minute opener. In the second Test, the outcome was fantastic from an English perspective, but their first quarter wasn't great still. In this final encounter, I'd like to see the Roses hitting their straps from the get-go. "That's the way we finished the Welsh game, with Anton moving in, Rieko moving to centre and Sevu on the wing," said coach Ian Foster in a statement on Thursday. The left-arm seamer, who took three wickets in his first four balls against Scotland earlier in the tournament, got the ball to swing as he rattled off a maiden over and gave up only two runs from his second.