Boult to Jansen, SIX, Munches down the ground for a six! Finishes the innings in style. A touch too full on the pads, he swings the ball with vigour over midwicket for a maximum

Boult to Jansen, 2 runs, Shortens his length, gets it to seam in from outside off, larrups it over midwicket and it lands between the fielders at long on and deep midwicket

Boult to Hosein, OUT, Knocked him over! Some respite for Boult who had a tough day at the office. Pace off the ball doing the trick. Shorter and angling into the pads, goes for an audacious pull but fails to connect, ball ricochets off the pads onto the stumps

Boult to Pienaar, 1 run, A touch shorter and angling into the body, goes for the pull but not off the middle, midwicket cuts it off

Boult to Pienaar, no run, Round the wicket, pace off the ball on a short length just outside off, never really arrived at him as he goes for the backfoot pull but only grabs fresh air

Boult to Hosein, 1 run, Searching for a yorker, ends up delivery a low full toss outside off, spanked off the bacfkoot to deep extra cover. Boult has conceded 33 so far in his spell

Pollard to Hosein, 1 run, A touch short and slanting across off, edges it away to short third

Pollard to Hosein, 1 wide, Fraction short and tries to keep it outside his reach, ends up landing it outside the tramlines on off

Pollard to Hosein, SIX, Pumps it downtown! Goes absolutely enormous here! It's a bigee out of the meat of the bat and he clears long on. Too full and an open invitation to go big.

Pollard to Phillips, OUT, Full at the stumps, lofts it to wide long-on and wins the mind battle. Not timed well as he spears a low full toss on the pads and cramps him for room. Maybe he should have gone towards square leg, was a step out of his crease. Pollard is a clever operator, watches batters' feet movement closely and can adjust length very well. Another crucial scalp for MI, set batter back in the dressing room

Pollard to Pienaar, 1 run, Skips down the track, Pollard follows him as he shimmies down leg, stops for a fraction of a second in his run-up, he swivels and tugs it away to deep square

Pollard to Pienaar, 1 wide, Slow full ball sprays it outside leg stump. Wide called

Pollard to Pienaar, SIX, Pummeled! Uses brute force in his wrists and belted it over backward square for a flat six. What a way to open his account!

Pollard to Henriques, OUT, A slower ball on length, stumps to stumps, tries to whack it out of the park over midwicket, but didn't get all of it. Off-cutter and he doesn't have pace to work with. Wiese gobbles it up down his throat and makes it look very easy.

Wiese to Phillips, no run, Good comeback from Wiese in the last three deliveries. Gets it to zing in from outside off and he can just block it down the pitch. Prodigious movement in the air

Wiese to Henriques, 1 run, Looks for the yorker, lands it on a full length just outside off, nice change-up, he has a biff but only gets it down to long-on

Wiese to Henriques, no run, Finally gets the yorker right after a couple of failed attempts, dips into middle and he keeps it out

Wiese to Phillips, 1 run, High full toss on middle and leg, punches it to long-off

Wiese to Phillips, SIX, Manufactures pace for himself and absolutely leathers it over midwicket for a massive six! Dropped short on the body and he whacks it with disdain, went high in the sky and it sails over Rashid's head who is not happy at all

Wiese to Phillips, 1 wide, Bit short and lands it outside the guidelines on off.

Wiese to Phillips, SIX, Easy pickings! Dishes out a rank full toss on the pads and he clobbers him for six over deep square. He has got his eye set and he was not going to miss that freebie. Sweetly struck!

Rashid Khan to Phillips, 1 run, Shifts back, swivels and crunches a pull to deep backward square for a run

Rashid Khan to Phillips, no run, Tossed up on a length outside off, got surprised by the spin and manages to get some bat on it in the end. Phillips laughs but Rashid is not amused

Rashid Khan to Phillips, SIX, Smooshed into the stands! Too short googly, he picked it up early, went deep in the crease and lumped him for a six over long-on. That left a dent!

Rashid Khan to Phillips, FOUR, Short again and angling on the stumps, Phillips slices a late cut expertly past short third for a scintillating boundary