Liam McLean: "Hemant you are keeping me amused with the comments you are publishing throughout the break. however can we acknowledge they might be trolling you? Sasha Banks, Finn Balor and now Seth Rollins. Is this BBL or WWE? LOL" -- I guess my colleague Deiva Muthu will appreciate me publishing all those comments.

Richard Bevan M: "I think its actually one bowler can bowl 2 overs and four bowlers can bowl 1 over?" -- That got changed a couple of years ago, at least for T20Is.

Seth Rollins: "Scrolling through your feed I agree with Sasha Banks comment, not because it's sasha banks but because we havent let the dust settle on the new rules. It was only last night the Xfactor player got used for the 1st time."

Ashley: "Each bowler to bowl a maximum of two overs I'm assuming?" -- Yup, that's right. And from what I am hearing, it's a two-over powerplay.

Finn Balor: "Not sure what I am more excited about - the covers coming off or a sasha banks published comment lol"

9.50pm Play to resume at 10.05pm. It's a six-over chase. The target is 76.

9.45pm I won't be surprised if the match is called off without further play. Wait, scratch that. The covers are coming off.

Michael: "@Goughy - It feels to me like each of the major Australian sporting codes has a paranoia about losing viewership, that they react to even the slightest downturn in conversion by trying to change rules to make the sport more marketable - rugby league with the Six Again rules, Aussie Rules changing something every year, even Super Rugby trialling variations in its Australian offshoot. I thought maybe the sports that are more "international" might be more resistant to that thinking, but I guess T20 is an experimental sport in its own right..."

Sasha Banks: "@Goughy I like the changes. I just think the teams haven't used them well yet. Let's judge it at the end of the tournament after teams work out how to use the changes"

Kaig: "I'm with you @Goughy! These rule changes are ridiculous! There was no point of a "time out" and they don't want DRS!"

Rian: "I think the biggest issue is that Cricket Australia got too excited with the popularity of the competition in the early years and decided to milk as much money as they could from it by extending it for another month. This has completely destroyed the competition as now there's less top overseas stars willing to play a similar length tournament to the ipl for less money and the crowds themselves have just become fatigued as there's just too many matches now, with not enough international quality players playing. Even in the early tournaments you had the likes of Warne and Lee playing, while now there isn't enough star players"

Blake: "Personally, I dont see what the fuss is all about, we are already being put through millions of t20 leagues, and the bbl is actually trying to spice it up with addition of a few funky stuff, and once the coaches get a hold of it, it will be something that will catch on"

9.25pm Goughy: "I'm sure this has already been mentioned to death (as it has 'on the ground') here in Australia, but they need to stop tinkering with the BBL. There are far too many gimmicks and rule changes, which is having a detrimental effect on the tournament itself. In it's essence, the BBL would be be probably the second best T20 tournament in the world, but the product is being diluted with all the gimmicky changes. Actually going to a game, it's more of a pop concert than a cricket match, as that seems to be where the emphasis is being placed. Over the past few years, domestic viewership is well down on years gone by, and I personally think it comes down to a few things.

1) "Joe Viewer" doesn't want to watch a Sydney team play a Melbourne team several times in a fortnight.

2) The focus seems more on the entertainment at the ground, flashy sound effects, deafening music (after every ball) and flame throwers whenever a boundary is hit, than the cricket itself

3) The constant tinkering with the product. I understand that T20 has been great overall in that it has introduced a bunch of people who wouldn't otherwise watch cricket to watch the game - but at what cost to the product itself?

This probably sounds really old fashioned and 'not with the times', but I think the phrase "if it aint broke, don't fix it" is particularly apt here. Thoughts?"

Michael: "My read of 16.10.4 of the Playing Conditions suggests that the Bash Boost will actually be split: "If the Bash Boost point has not been awarded by the first delay or interruption, due to Ground Weather or Light, in the innings of the side batting second, then the Bash Boost point shall no longer be available, and the Bash Boost point shall be shared between the competing teams. For clarity: each team shall receive 0.5 points"" -- Edit: "in the innings of the side batting second" are the key words here. So the Boost point is still available.

Dezz: "Doesn't look like you posted all my comment - I was asking what happens about the power surge being partly taken" -- There is an adjustment to take care of that as well.

Bhaskar: "I don't follow the BBL much but just had a look and what a top order the stars have - Fletcher, Stoinis, Pooran and Maxwell. That is some power-line up!!"

9.05pm Kaig: "What happens to mid way-point if game is shortened?" -- Here's something from the Playing Conditions:

Example: First innings shortened to 16 overs. Total score for innings 100. At mid-way point of innings (8 overs) team batting first had made 60 runs Equates to a proportion of 60% (60runs/100 runs) Team batting second has DLS revised target of 110 in 16 overs. At mid-way point of their innings (8 overs) the score to achieve bonus point is 66 (60% x 110)

Garv Asnani: "Bancroft hasn't found his good form since his ball-tempering ban otherwise he was looking a permanant test player as he opened with Warner but now Labuschagne passed him"

Mustafa Moudi: "Yet another example of how to Waste their Power Surge Option. They missed the trick by not having it during Munro-Turner Partnership !!"

Dezz: "Interesting conundrum - if Scorchers don't bat again "

8.42pm NCN is back for his fourth. Meanwhile, the rain has picked up a bit. The umpires are having a talk. And the covers are coming on

The Power Surge has been taken