9.4 looks like the carrom ball. He has done him in completely. Oh no, it is a legbreak. It seems Gaikwad came down too early, and Raza had time to change his delivery, and also goes wide outside off. Gaikwad runs past it 86/1

13.6 slower ball does the trick. A wide slowie, on a length, Dube goes for it, tries to clear long-on, but ends up toe-ending it straight to long-on. Another ounce of muscle in this, and it would have cleared the man. Shows you how difficult it is for bowlers 130/2

16.1 and he has a stumping. Moeen jumps out of the track, Chahar gets appreciable turn on a flat legbreak, it beats his slog on the inside, and he is gone 158/3

19.1 Jadeja's strange innings comes to an end. No boundary intent so far, and when he tries to hit this leg-stump full toss for six, he ends up mis-hitting it straight to deep midwicket. On this pitch, Jadeja will have a lot to say with the ball, though 185/4

8.3 and Jadeja strikes. Just enough turn. Prabh jumps out of the crease to go straight, the ball turns away ever so slightly with a puff of dust, and he is miles outside the crease when Dhoni collects the ball. Dhoni pauses a milli-second, the crowd goes berserk, and then he stumps Prabh 81/2

4.2 that is unfortunate for Dhawan. He has got the width, there is no deep third, Dhawan is looking to late-cut it, but it takes a bit of a top edge straight to short third. Actually fair play, Deshpande, it is a cross-seam delivery that has bounced a touch extra 50/1

10.2 Jadeja has fun after taking an easy catch. He just keeps bowling wide to Taide, who finally has a go at it and offers a straightforward return catch. Jadeja completes the catch, sees Livingstone is outside his crease, and then pretends to drop it to run him out instead. All for fun. Don't think Taide will be thrilled 94/3

15.5 oh he has pulled at a wide ball. You can't control them from this height. Deshpande has got this bouncer really high, Livingstone really just throws his bat at it, and deep midwicket takes a safe catch 151/4

17.1 oh this match is producing big plays after big plays. Again that natural inswing from that low angle beats the outside edge of Curran who things he has got a slot ball that he can loft back over his head. The off stumps is pegged back 170/5

18.4 has he touched the rope? Another slower ball, wide outside off, grips the surface, Jitesh looks to go straight, and toe-ends a skier towards long-on. Shaik Rasheed is the fielder who seems to have misjudged and come in too far. He goes back, takes it overhead and then trips. His back foot gets stuck and doesn't slip, which seems to have stopped it from hitting the boundary triangle. The third umpire takes a long look, and his reasoning for giving this out is "I don't see the board move". The other angle, I thought, showed him touch the triangle slightly, but I could be wrong. The third umpire is the expert here. He is not doing commentary while making the decision so we have to trust what he is seeing more than what I thought I saw 186/6