3.1

Rankin to Fulton, FOUR, Again driven through the midwicket region. Half-volley on the leg and middle, flicked away in style.

3.6

Rankin to Fulton, FOUR, Another four. Fullish and on the middle and leg, Fulton leans forward and drives it past a diving mid-on

4.3

Langford-Smith to Fulton, FOUR, Shot. Overpitched on the middle stump line, down came the bat, met the ball flush in the middle and he just punched it away. Like a boxer. There was no great follow through.

4.5

Langford-Smith to Fulton, FOUR, half-volley outside off stump, off-driven past mid-off. The wheels are coming off for Ireland. Half-volleys, over-pitched deliveries and fullish balls on the legs. C'mon guys tighten up!

5.2

Rankin to Fleming, FOUR, It doesn't get better. It does for Fleming though. He chases a wide full-toss outside off and slashes it to wide third man region

6.2

Langford-Smith to Marshall, FOUR, full and outside off stump, Marshall leans forward, square-drives, the bottom-hand comes off the handle, the top hand gives it direction and he squeezes it past point

6.4

Langford-Smith to Marshall, FOUR, Both are looking pretty good out there. Fulton and Marshall. This time its Marshall who leans forward and drives between extra cover and mid-off. Again too full in length. Not much movement and it begs to be driven. He has to shorten the length slightly

7.6

Rankin to Fulton, FOUR, half-volley on the legs and you know where that went. To the square-leg boundary. Nicely picked up. Leant forward a touch and wristed it over square-leg

12.4

Langford-Smith to Styris, FOUR, streaky streaky. Wide outside off and Stryris goes for the fierce slash, ball takes a thick edge and flies dangerously close to the diving wicketkeeper. Races past his outstretched right hand for a four

13.2

Johnston to Fulton, FOUR, cracking drive, drifting onto his pads and Fulton eases into the drive, creaming it past midwicket for a boundary

15.1

Johnston to Fulton, FOUR, slightly short, back of a length, doesn't rise that much but Fulton rocks back and pulls it away. He's a tall man and it's too short for him.

15.5

Johnston to Fulton, FOUR, overpitched outside off and Fulton creams it through cover point. He leant forward and drove it square.

21.3

Rankin to McMillan, FOUR, slashed away. There was a backward point and a squarish point. McMillan pierced the gap. Bit of width outside off and he sliced it on the up, through that gap.

34.5

McCallan to Fulton, FOUR, Crack from Fulton, flighted outside off and he picks up the length early, goes down on the ground and sweeps it behind square for a crisp four. It's the first four in 13 overs. Is this the time to step it up?

47.2

Johnston to Franklin, FOUR, And guess where this one goes. Past that man. Another yorker that went slightly awry. Low dipping full-toss on the legs, flicked fine.

47.3

Johnston to Franklin, FOUR, Two in a row. There was a drought for 12 overs and now we have two in sucession. Overpitched on the middle and off stump line, drilled straight down the ground.

47.6

Johnston to McCullum, FOUR, The third one in this over. Short in length and McCullum swivels off the front foot to pull it behind square-leg. Didn't connect well, it went high in the air, but the placement was fine.

48.5

KJ O'Brien to Franklin, FOUR, Runs are coming in a flood. Full and on the leg and middle line, swung to deep backward square-leg region.

49.2

Johnston to McCullum, FOUR, Another four. McCullum is making merry. Full-pitched, on the stumps and he went inside-out over extra cover.