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The Huddle: The Huddle Day 29 - evening show
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Live coverage | Jun 22, 2017
Highlights England beat South Africa by nine wickets in the first T20I at The Rose Bowl | Jun 21, 2017
Highlights 14.1 AL Phehlukwayo to JM Bairstow, 4 runs, dinked over the wicketkeeper's head, that's stunning batting. A decent bouncer, angling into the batsman, who leans out of line and dabs it to the fence. Scores level! | Jun 21, 2017
Highlights 13.3 T Shamsi to JM Bairstow, 4 runs, loose, not very loose, but Bairstow banjaxes that one through the covers, to bring up a rocket-speed fifty! | Jun 21, 2017
Highlights 12.6 Imran Tahir to AD Hales, 6 runs, no mistake this time from Bairstow! This one goes where the first was intended, 20 rows back over long-on! | Jun 21, 2017
Highlights 12.5 Imran Tahir to AD Hales, 4 runs, high, too high, and dropped! Oh, that's terrible. Bairstow was right underneath the ball, and so too was the fielder at long on, but he buttered the ball straight through his fingers and over the rope | Jun 21, 2017
Highlights 12.1 Imran Tahir to JM Bairstow, 4 runs, crushed through the covers, and a valiant diving attempt to intercept the ball at deep extra. Got a hand to the ball, but could only parry it to the rope, ten yards further round | Jun 21, 2017
Highlights 11.3 D Pretorius to JM Bairstow, 4 runs, shimmies across the crease, and slapped over backward square. Too short, and too slow. So much time to adjust and dispatch with a disdainful pull | Jun 21, 2017
Highlights 10.3 JT Smuts to JM Bairstow, 4 runs, reverse sweep, and that is some properly village fielding on the square leg rope. The ball was easing up, and should have been easily gathered. Instead the fielder just dived over the ball | Jun 21, 2017
Jun 21, 2017 England beat South Africa by nine wickets in the first T20I at The Rose Bowl
Jun 21, 2017 14.1 AL Phehlukwayo to JM Bairstow, 4 runs, dinked over the wicketkeeper's head, that's stunning batting. A decent bouncer, angling into ...
Jun 21, 2017 13.3 T Shamsi to JM Bairstow, 4 runs, loose, not very loose, but Bairstow banjaxes that one through the covers, to bring up a rocket-spee...
Jun 21, 2017 12.6 Imran Tahir to AD Hales, 6 runs, no mistake this time from Bairstow! This one goes where the first was intended, 20 rows back over l...
Jun 21, 2017 12.5 Imran Tahir to AD Hales, 4 runs, high, too high, and dropped! Oh, that's terrible. Bairstow was right underneath the ball, an...
Jun 21, 2017 12.1 Imran Tahir to JM Bairstow, 4 runs, crushed through the covers, and a valiant diving attempt to intercept the ball at deep extra. Go...
Jun 21, 2017 11.3 D Pretorius to JM Bairstow, 4 runs, shimmies across the crease, and slapped over backward square. Too short, and too slow. So much t...
Jun 21, 2017 10.3 JT Smuts to JM Bairstow, 4 runs, reverse sweep, and that is some properly village fielding on the square leg rope. The ball was easi...
Jun 21, 2017 9.5 D Pretorius to AD Hales, 4 runs, too short, that's just a pie to be honest. Took the pace off, and it ended up sitting up and begging...
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