1 run, this time the batter goes back and punches it from the crease for a run.

OUT! Dragged on! The batsman has played that onto the stumps.

Leg bye, that is pushed away but cannot be gotten away into a gap.

1 run, the batsman goes back in his crease and flick it away through mid wicket, for a single.

No run, that is a cracking pull off the back foot, but for no run.

1 run, played towards mid wicket.

1 run, played towards mid wicket.

No run, played towards point.

No run.

2 runs, played towards mid off.

No run, that is punched off the back foot but straight to the fielder.

1 run, that is punched off the back foot for a single.

No run, that is punched off the back foot but straight to the fielder.

No run, beaten! Lovely bowling as the batsman is defeated all ends up.

1 run, played towards covers.

OUT! That is a simple catch to the fielder.

No run, just a mere push. But no space for a run.

No run, just a mere push. But no space for a run.

No run, the batter looks to play that but is comprehensively beaten.

No run, beaten! Lovely bowling as the batsman is defeated all ends up.

Four! Played towards square leg.

1 run, played towards mid on.

No run, that is punched off the back foot but straight to the fielder.

Four! Played towards square leg.

1 run, that is pushed away for a single.

No run, that is punched off the back foot but straight to the fielder.

No run, played towards point.

Four! Played towards mid wicket.

1 run, that is punched off the back foot for a single.

OUT! That is a simple catch to the fielder.

Six! That is a powerful slog. It is in the air and over the boundary at .

No run, that is punched off the back foot, but not in the gap.

No run.

No run.

No run, that is flicked away but straight to the fielder.

No run, the batter looks to play that but is comprehensively beaten.

5 runs.

1 run, the on drive comes out now. The batsman gets a run.

No run.

No run, played towards covers.

No run, played towards covers.

No run.

1 run, that is flicked off the back foot for a run.

No run, the batsman goes back in his crease to flick but cannot find the gap.

1 run, played towards covers.

OUT! Dragged on! The batsman has played that onto the stumps.

1 run, that is pushed away for a single.

No run, that is defended solidly off the front foot.

No run, that is punched off the back foot, but not in the gap.

Four! Nice one. A good-looking square drive is played and it results in a boundary.

No run.

No run, the batsman has just blocked that from his crease.

No run, the batter sweeps this away but finds a fielder in the way.

Four! That is in the gap. The batsman punches this from his crease and exploits the area near fine leg.

2 runs, the batsman goes back in his crease and flick it away through mid wicket, for a couple.

Four! That is a boundary. The batsman flicks this with great timing and finds the fence.

No run, played towards mid on.

No run, the batter plays the short-arm jab.

1 run, this time the batter goes back and punches it from the crease for a run.

OUT! That is a simple catch to the fielder.

No run, played towards point.

No ball! That is punched off the back foot but straight to the fielder.

No run, that is punched off the back foot, but not in the gap.

No run, beaten! Lovely bowling as the batsman is defeated all ends up.

No run, that is punched off the back foot but straight to the fielder.

Four! Nicely done. Going back in his crease, waiting for the ball to arrive and then flicking it away.

OUT! The batter has missed a straight ball and is struck on the pads, right in front. No problems for the umpire to adjudge him LBW.

No run.

No run, that is defended solidly off the front foot.

1 run, that is punched off the back foot for a single.

No run, just a mere push. But no space for a run.

Wide! The batsman goes back in his crease to flick but cannot find the gap.

No run, that is punched off the back foot but straight to the fielder.

OUT! Cleaned up! The batsman had no answer to that one.

No run. Swing and a miss! The batsman swings hard at that one but does not connect.

1 run, the batsman goes back in his crease and guides it through backward third man for a single.

No run, that is punched off the back foot but straight to the fielder.

No run, that is punched off the back foot but straight to the fielder.

1 run, the batsman has just blocked that from his crease. Gets a run.

Four! Deft placement. The batsman just uses the pace of the bowler and guides this through third man.

Wide! The batsman goes back in his crease to flick but cannot find the gap.

OUT! The substitute fielder collects the throw and takes the bails off, appealing. It is taken upstairs and the third umpire rules the batsman OUT.

1 run, that is flicked off the back foot for a run.

Four! The short ball is dispatched. The square cut comes out the ball crosses the ropes.

1 run, the batter comes forward and plays an off drive for a run.

2 runs, the batsman goes back in his crease and flick it away through mid wicket, for a couple.

1 run, that is punched off the back foot for a single.

2 runs, that is flicked off the back foot for a runs.

OUT! It is high in the air, but there is a fielder under it, who takes it.

2 runs, that is flicked off the back foot for a runs.

No run, the off drive is played but it is stopped.

No run, that is punched off the back foot but straight to the fielder.

No run, the batsman has just blocked that from his crease.

No run, that is defended solidly off the front foot.

Four! The batsman lofts this over the infield and bags himself a boundary.

No run, the cover drive is played but the result is a dot.

No run.

1 run, lucky me. The batsman is lucky that the inside edge has missed the stumps. A run taken.

Six! Up, up and away! The batsman has lofted this clean as a whistle and it has cleared the boundary.

OUT! The fielder whips the bails off and appeals. The umpire raises his finger and the batsman is run out.

Wide! The batsman goes back in his crease to flick but cannot find the gap.

No run, that is driven straight back but it is stopped.

No run, the batsman has just blocked that from his crease.

1 run, that is flicked off the back foot for a run.

No run, innovation from the batsman, but not the desired result.

1 run, that is pushed away for a single.

No run, that is defended solidly off the front foot.

Wide! The batsman goes back in his crease to flick but cannot find the gap.

No run, that is pushed away but cannot be gotten away into a gap.