END OF OVER:50 | 13 Runs | WI: 294/6 | RR: 5.88
- Shai Hope120 (94b)
- Justin Greaves43 (24b)
- Hasan Ali10-1-60-0
- Naseem Shah10-0-72-2
Phew, I'm off to catch my breath, and you should hopefully have Ekanth at the other end to get you going shortly.
"At one stage we were hoping for 270, 275, so the way it's finished has really pleased us," Chase says. "The pitch is a little tricky, so if we put it into good areas, we'll have an excellent chance."
Pakistan walk off heads down, dejected, while Hope strides off, bat raised, swagger in his step. As he well should. He's finished with an unbeaten 120 off 94 balls, while Greaves has been unbeaten for his 43, which came off 24.
49.6
4
Hasan Ali to Hope, FOUR, full toss - was that above the waist? Either way, Hope caresses it over point for a boundary to seal a remarkable late surge that gets them up to 294. The umpires decide it wasn't a no-ball and to put Pakistan out of their misery. It means WI scored exactly 100 runs in their last 7 overs
49.6
1w
Hasan Ali to Hope, 1 wide, goes too wide, and Pakistan's torment will continue for at least one more ball.
49.5
1
Hasan Ali to Greaves, 1 run, low full toss wide outside off stump. Hasan's kept the damage relatively low this over
49.4
1
Hasan Ali to Hope, 1 run, muscles it down to long-on for a single
Faraz: "This late surge reminds me of Pakistan vs New Zealand in 2011 World cup. "
49.3
1
Hasan Ali to Greaves, 1 run,
49.2
4
Hasan Ali to Greaves, FOUR, full outside off, and he powers it past wide long-off for another boundary. This is poor bowling from Hasan. If you want to go wide, you can't be bowling in the slot. The 100 partnership comes up, and it's taken just 47 deliveries
