Rocks vs Heat, 14th Match at Durban, MSL 2018, Nov 28 2018 - Match Result

and another yorker to finish. The best Maharaj can do is dig it out to cover

superb bowling from Wiese, nipping a yorker under Philander's bat. The ball brushes the toe on the way through, and somehow misses the leg stump. A dive from Mosehle stops byes

beaten outside off! Philander was aiming for a flambuoyant drive inside out over cover, but got nothing on it

that's a better delivery, Wiese slinging a yorker down at Maharaj's toes

slugged up and over midwicket, and it's four more! It was a slower ball, but Maharaj picked it early

Maharaj backs away, slashing a full ball behind point for four

Maharaj walks across to the off side this time, trying to paddle the ball to fine leg, but he can't beat the man at short fine

Maharaj backs away to leg, but Paterson follows him and beats the inside edge of his swish across the line

yorker from Paterson, right up to him, and Maharaj digs it out at the bowler

another low full toss, but it's straighter, aimed at the base of middle, and Philander chips it down the ground

much better from Paterson, landing the ball right in the blockhole. All Maharaj can do is dig it out down the ground

he aims for a yorker first ball, but it slips out as a full toss that Maharaj steps back to swat over cover. He seems to have cracked his bat in the process, and calls for a new one to be brought out

slogged up and over midwicket, Big Vern getting a good connection on the shot. But it's almost definitely too little too late

chopped out to cover for one

pushed through well outside off by Shamsi, and it's called wide

Morkel cuts and feathers an edge through to the keeper, and Durban's slide continues. The ball gripped and spun away from him, taking a thin edge on the way through to Mosehle, who held the catch with no fuss. Shamsi, on the other hand, whips his boot off, dials a number on it, and accepts a phone call by way of a celebration

whipped off a middle stump line and out to midwicket

Morkel heaves, but the ball squirts off the toe end and loops tamely over midwicket

slapped out to deep extra cover for one

Moreki flings down a high full toss outside off, but it's not high enough to be a no ball nor wide enough to be called wide, though Morkel doesn't lay bat on it