Warwickshire vs Surrey, 1st Semi-Final at Birmingham, Aug 23 2014 - Ball by Ball Commentary

length on off stump, swung off an inside edge to short long leg

full on the stumps, Peterson steps to leg aiming towards the off side, misses completely and out goes off stump. A brief flurry from Peterson but too little too late. Woakes holds his nerve full and straight and another one goes

four more, almost swings himself off his feet and gets a thick inside edge very fine past the keeper

low full toss, Peterson turns around to paddle sweep and steers it very fine, a great shot

full outside off, driven out to long-off, that'll do it for the Bears

full length on off stump, a nice punch down the ground gets fours inside long-on, just inside the rope that bounced

swung down the ground again as the bowler just misses his length again, Peterson flies it over long-off again to keep Surrey alive

swing and a miss to a full ball just outside off, appeal for caught behind, not out given, bat hitting ground was the noise I reckon

another yorker just outside off, forced to backward point only for one

gets the yorker just right now and Peterson can only dig it out down to long-on

just misses the yorker and Peterson swings through the line and clears long-off, lovely strike

yorker just outside off, slapped only to mid-off

excellent yorker, dug out back to the bowler

length on the stumps, blocked into the covers for an easy single

full ball slips down the leg side, head of steam here from Woakes, that was 86mph

length ball slides across the left-hander, Peterson tries to uppercut and misses

Mahmood steps across his stumps aiming leg side, misses and is bowled leg stump. Woakes nails his yorker and Mahmood missed is completely, the innings falling away here

yorker dug out down the ground, long-on charges in as the batsman try to come back for two, is O'Brien short here? You would have thought the throw was going to go to Mahmood's end but Porterfield went for the non-striker's end and O'Brien who was quite leisurely is short of his ground

length ball wide of off stump, too wide

length outside off, slapped to cover on the edge of the circle