England vs Pakistan, Only T20I at Bristol, , Aug 28 2006 - Ball by Ball Commentary

smashes this high in the air, long-on sprints back to the boundary and dives...but can't hold on and, as if to rub further salt into his wounds, it goes for four to end the match

times this over the infield, over cover, and the scores are level

whacked to Stuart Broad at mid-off

outside off, Razzaq swings and misses - and it's called a wide! That's a bit tough on Gough who shakes his head and wears the most wry of smiles

pushed off the back foot but straight to extra cover

attempted yorker but it's timed on the full by Inzamam to the leg side

short, slow, and cracked over midwicket for four! Dreadful bowling

slower ball which Razzaq reads and clobbers it, opening the face, over cover. Super shot

flicked wristily from outside the off stump to fine leg, beautifully played

Inzamam misses out here, completely misreading the slower ball

very fluently driven past the diving midwicket, but Dalrymple fields it coming round from long-off

short, and very slow, allowing Inzamam to tickle it fine for a single

inswinging yorker once more, but it's wide and chipped to Collingwood at backward point, who mis-fields it and the ball bobbles up. He collects, takes aim and throws down the stumps to leave Hafeez short by several feet. Brilliant fielding

super inswinging yorker there from Gough - very nearly breaks through Hafeez's defences but he jams his bat down. That's the Gough of old...

too quick for Inzamam who is beaten by pace and hit on the pad. They run a quick single though

well bowled in the corridor of uncertainty, Inzamam flicks and misses

good reply, swinging into Inzamam who clips it to point. No run on offer there

Inzamam simply swings through the line, timing it perfectly and smashing it commandingly over long-on. Fabulous shot!

shot! Full toss from Collingwood, and a slow one at that, and Hafeez flicks it down to the vacant fine leg for four. Neat stroke

slower ball, Hafeez tries to pull it but inside-edges it into his pad and it barely misses his leg stump. Very, very close indeed