Strikers vs Thunder, at Sydney, , Dec 20 2012 - Ball by Ball Commentary

fuller and on the off, and he has hit it straight up and it goes straight down to the long-on fielder, that is the end of that then

on the off stump and he tries to play across, gets a bit of a leading edge to the third-man for a couple

wide outside the off stump again, 141.4 km/hr and the batsman tries to pierce it through the covers, does not get any bat on it

outside the off stump on a length and beats the outside edge of the bat

full ball on the off stump and well driven to sweeper cover for a single

fullish on the off stump and he has hit it straight to the long-on fielder! well taken too, Putland had to move to his right and does well to get it low

the short ball in on the middle stump this time and he rolls his bat over that one, gets a couple to the deep square-leg fielder who is on the fence

fuller and marginally outside the off, he was giving himself room to play it over the covers, misses

and he digs it in short yet again but the batsman is waiting now, manages to pull it over mid-wicket for a four, that was bowled at 151 km/hr!

short of length, 148.4 km/hr, and he wants to slog it away, gets no bat on it

and he attempts it yet again, that ramp shot and for the second time he misses it, this time it is wide outside the off stump

short of length and he tries to lap it over the keeper, seems to miss it but the keeper jumps up to appeal for a caught-behind, umpire thinks for a moment before calling it a wide

on the off stump and defended to the extra-cover fielder

whoa, almost! it was on the off stump and deviated away from the batsman, misses the outside edge of his bat there

bowled him first ball! not quite a yorker but it was quick, and it was straight and the new batsman misses it completely while defending on the front foot, hits the off stump to get his second wicket in as many deliveries

bowled him! it was full, straight and fast, the batsman was giving himself room but got nowhere close to getting his bat to that one and it sneaks through to hit the stumps...perfect yorker with perfect results

another one on his pads, hits something on the way through to the keeper, who dives to his right, probably the thigh pad

round the stumps and bowls wide off the crease, the angle takes it towards the leg stump from where he flicks it away to fine-leg for a couple

fullish on the leg stump and driven down to long-on for a single

fuller on the off and that has been sent sailing over long-on for a huge six! it was a slower one from the back of his hand and was sent 98 metres away!