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Politics Business Expressions General Sports Leisure States 28 February 1998   England restrict West Indies Angus Fraser and Dean Headley made early strikes as England restricted West Indies to 67 for two at lunch on the opening day of fourth Test today.   Ali Sher fires five-under Ali Sher, who was one stroke behind the leader on the first day, had a superb five-under 66 to become the sole leader after two rounds in the Rs 5 lakh Aravalli Open Golf tournament at the Aravalli Golf Club, Faridabad, today. Anand draws with Ivanchuk For the second consecutive day, the Ciudad de Linares witnessed drawn encounters in the fifth round today which is in sharp contrast to the tradition of the tournament. Viswanathan Anand drew with Vassily Ivanchuk of Ukraine in 25 moves. Shoaib rips SA apart Fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar produced a devastating spell as Pakistan took a 28-run first innings lead on the second day of the second Test against South Africa at Kingsmead here today.   Prasad fit for Vizag, unfit for Chennai While cricket lovers in the country would be discussing Sachin Tendulkar's dominance over Shane Warne in the first encounter at Mumbai, it's the selection of the Indian squad for the first Test which provides material for much debate. Horne, Astle tons put NZ in control Sparkling centuries and a record fourth-wicket partnership by Matthew Horne and Nathan Astle put New Zealand in total command on the second day of the second cricket Test at Eden Park today.     Prabhu advances   Global Sport   Cashing success at last!   Maidens highlight the summit clash   Kannan, Uzma in final   Royal Aberdeen should rule   Golf with a difference   Vandana Singh powers JN School to title   India File   Dadar pip Kalina Recreation   The next World Championship could find the players all at sea   Hegde, Sahu win   French set to import gentle cure for the `English Disease'