Perth, Australia: Ian Bell and Jonathan Trott hit centuries but the rest of England's middle order didn't fare as well in a drawn three-day tour match against the WACA Chairman's XI Saturday.
In its first match of the Ashes tour, England later lost seven wickets for 61 runs to be all out for 391 in its first innings, 60 runs behind WA's 451-5 declared.
Bell hit 19 fours and two sixes before retiring on 115. Trott spent almost six hours at the crease to make his unbeaten 113 off 236 balls.
England, preparing for the first Ashes test against Australia beginning Nov. 21 in Brisbane, is set to recall skipper Alastair Cook, batsman Kevin Pietersen, paceman Stuart Broad and spinner Graeme Swann for next week's four-day match against Australia A in Hobart
