0.3 ballooned for mid-off! Milne strikes in the first over, and Fletcher departs without scoring. Milne angled this in, and again went on the slightly shorter side of a length. This pitched on leg stump, though, and straightened to finish on middle and leg. But by then, Fletcher had already closed the face of his bat to try and clip it to the leg side. He seemed to have done that too early, however - or maybe it was the slowness of the pitch - as it resulted in a leading edge for Southee 0/1

5.3 gone! Chopped on! Jacks departs after looking to capitalise in the last over of the powerplay. Agar fired it quicker, and went for the arm ball. It went on with the angle from around the wicket, and pitched on a length around middle. But the angle meant it came back in, and as Jacks was looking to cut away after making room, he ended up getting a bottom edge on to leg stump 34/2

9.2 sharp return catch nabbed by Mustafa! He hardly had any time to react, but he dangled his right hand out, and the ball stuck after being bashed back by Banton. Mustafa got it to dip on a length just on middle and leg as he followed Banton, who had made room, and Banton went crashing at it. But that seemed to have come off the inside half of the bat 73/3

12.4 taken by Seifert! It was a well-judged catch, as he kept his eyes on the ball all along while moving to his left. In fact, he finished at short fine leg. An earlier top edge today had fallen short of the man at deep square leg, but this time Pooran runs out of luck. Another bouncer from Madushanka, who banged the ball around off, and got some zip off the surface. Top edge from Pooran, and gone! 95/4

13.4 a high-ish full toss... and he hits to long-on! It was a ball to de deposited deep into the stands, but Jacobs' expression made it clear where it was going the moment it left his bat. The ball arrived on off, and he only managed to swing it to the fielder, who only seemed to be halfway back towards the boundary. A missed chance for Jacobs, and delight for Warriorz 101/5

16.2 taken at deep midwicket! A very similar-looking shot to the previous ball, except that this landed into lap of the fielder. Southee again went short in length, but this time kept it tight on a stump-to-stump line. Perera wasn't coming forward, and was hence cramped for room. But he still went for the pull, and the ball took off from the top half of the bat for the sub fielder to take it while moving forward 121/6

19.5 run-out by a big distance! Hosein had to push for two, and failed. He went pulling at this short ball outside off, and the ball went on the bounce to Wade, who was rushing forward from fine leg. The throw was accurate to the keeper, and even if it would have been wide, I think there was plenty of time for the latter to find Hosein short 144/8

18.2 good catch by D'Souza! Shepherd's fortunes come to an end. D'Souza was placed at deep square leg, and moved and slid to his right as the ball dipped on to his lap. It was bowled on a short of a length from Southee, who once again got the ball to jump on to Shepherd. The latter went with the pull, though, and got it off the top half of the bat to return to the dressing room 133/7

16.1 bottom edge, and bowled him! MIE seem to strike each time we feel this is in Warriorz's bag. Farooqi bowled on a fullish length, and quite wide of off. TKC went slashing far away from his body, and reached out without any foot movement. As a result, a bottom edge hit off stump 124/4

4.5 extra bounce, and Charles departs! The fun ends, as Charles gets a top edge, and Pooran does well to leap and catch that. Charles had backed away early, and Rohid bowled on a short of a length around off. The ball jumped off the surface, and as Charles looked to ramp, the bounce proved to be his undoing, as he got a top edge to Pooran 49/1

12.3 bowled him! Maybe time for a bit of momentum which MIE desperately needed?! Rohid bowled this on a length, and a little wide of off. It was bowled seam up, and shaped back in to hit off stump even as it kept low - like the previous ball. Roy had left a gap between bat and pad while looking to push it away, and was beaten as a result 101/2

12.5 chipped to cover! Rohid turning it around within the space of three balls! Good work by Jacks, who had to hop and stretch his hands up to grab this. Rohid bowled on the shorter side of a length, and just outside off. Wade, who had missed out on the previous delivery, now looked to punch at this one. But all he could do was play aerially towards the fielder to keep MIE hopeful 101/3