19.2 gottim, no ton for Simmons! Full on leg stump, clears the front leg and whips this high into the air, but straight into Cottrell's hands out at deep square leg. Clever bowling from Drakes, making him hit towards the longer boundary, and Simmons trudges off after his first half-century of the tournament to his team-mates' applause 165/3

2.2 good length, on off, and tapped to the leg side for a quick single. But Cottrell runs across, and in one swift move throws down the stumps at the non-striker's. Elite athleticism! Jangoo has to go. 15/1

3.6 back of a length, on leg again. Tries to pull, but hits his gloves. He needs some attention there... 29/1

18.3 gets his man. Nothing ball, on a length down the leg side, and Bravo gets a little tickle on it looking to clip towards long leg. Ramdin gobbles up an easy catch at the second attempt after juggling it. No salute from Cottrell today! EDIT: Not convinced there was actually any bat on this - might just have brushed his shirt 159/2

19.3 slot ball on leg stump, leading edge as Seifert looks to whip over the leg side and the back-pedalling Lynn gets underneath it at short third man! 165/4

1.5 Tambe, you beauty! Lewis splices the cut outside off, and Tambe - at point - shows a lot of hang time! Well done, young man 8/1

13.2 gone this time! Slower ball, skewed miles up into the air, and Raza is underneath it. He clings on, and Bravo celebrates in trademark style with the champion dance. Lynn's horrible innings comes to an end - he looked to go downtown again, but didn't get any sort of connection on it 73/3

12.3 gets him this time! Clings onto a chance off his own bowling. Da Silva gave himself plenty of room, and Tambe delivers this from way behind the popping crease - behind the stumps in fact. Da Silva gets a decent bit of bat on it, but can only send it back to Tambe who takes it well at head height 65/2

14.2 gets him this time. Dunk gets down to reverse-sweep, gloves a straightforward catch to the keeper running round to his left. Dunk blows a bubble in frustration on the way off. Looped up, and the simplest of chances for Seifert 83/4

16.1 uses his feet to heave out to midwicket as one hand comes off the bat. Hosein settles underneath it, snaffling a simple chance running round to his right. Raza sets off doing Alan Shearer's trademark celebration, Ramdin trudges off towards the dugout 92/5

16.4 another for Raza! Drakes heaves this miles up into the air, Raza gets round to his left and takes a steepling c&b chance. Pretty full on middle-and-off, Drakes top-edges the slog-sweep, and he has 3 for 8 out of nowhere 94/6

17.5 hung very wide again, so wide that Alzarri can't reach it as he comes down the track, and Seifert whips off the bails. Hosein runs out to his best mate Khary Pierre in celebration, TKR closing in 98/7