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Four! Nice one. A good-looking square drive is played and it results in a boundary.
Four! The batter lofts this over the infield and collects a boundary.
Leg bye.
1 run, the on drive comes out now. The batter gets a run.
Leg bye, played towards point.
No run, the batter has just blocked that from the crease.
1 run.
OUT! That is a simple catch to the fielder.
1 run, that is lofted away for a single.
1 run, the batter comes forward and plays an off drive for a run.
1 run, that is flicked off the back foot for a run.
No run, played lofted shot towards third man.
OUT! It is high in the air, but there is a fielder under it, who takes it.
No run, that is cut away but straight to the fielder at point.
1 run, this is driven through mid on for a single.
No run. Play and a miss! The batter wasn't quite sure how to play that one.
1 run, that is flicked off the back foot for a run.
1 run, that has gone off the inside edge, towards fine leg for a single.
1 run, the pull shot comes into play. One run taken.
No run, that is guided away nicely but cannot get it past the fielder.
Four! The pull shot comes out and it fetches the batter a boundary.
1 run, the batter goes back in the crease and flicks it away through mid wicket for a single.
OUT! The keeper takes the bails off and appeals for the run out. The umpire raises the finger.
1 run, the pull shot comes into play. One run taken.
1 run, that is pushed away for a single.
OUT! That is a simple catch to the fielder.
Four! No need to run for that. The batter stays in the crease and punches it through covers. Finds the fence.
1 run, the slog is played by the batter. Results in a run.
1 run, the pull shot comes into play. One run taken.
1 run, the batter goes back in the crease and flicks it away through mid wicket for a single.
Six! Hammered! The batter has thrown the kitchen sink at this one, slogging this well over mid on.
Six! Sent into the crowd! Out comes the pull shot and off goes the ball.
No run, that is slogged away, but not for any run.
OUT! The fielder takes the bails off and appeals for the run out. The umpire raises the finger.
Six! That is a powerful slog. It is in the air and over the boundary at mid wicket.
OUT! The fielder takes the bails off and appeals for the run out. The umpire raises the finger.
Wide! The batter is not interested in playing at that.
OUT! Good return catch. No one’s help required.
1 run, this is driven through mid on for a single.
Four! That reaches the fence. The batter sweeps this away and finds the boundary at fine leg.
Six! That is pulled powerfully into the stands.
No run, the batter looks to play that but is comprehensively beaten.
No run, the off drive is played but it is stopped.
No run, that is slogged away, but not for any run.
OUT! That's caught by the fielder.
No run, the batter looks to play that but is comprehensively beaten.
1 run, that is just a mere push for a run.
Wide! That is left alone for the keeper to collect.
Game stopped due to : Rain Stoppage
Four! That is powerfully hit. Slog swept over square leg for a boundary.
No run, beaten! Lovely bowling as the batter is defeated all ends up.
No run, that is a cracking pull off the back foot, but for no run.
OUT! That is a simple catch to the fielder.
No run, a gentle push by the batter but cannot pierce the gap.
No run. Play and a miss! The batter wasn't quite sure how to play that one.
1 run, the batter comes forward and plays an off drive for a run.
Leg bye.
No run, a gentle push by the batter but cannot pierce the gap.
No run, that is defended solidly off the front foot.
No run, that is punched off the back foot, but not in the gap.