4.6 Jansen's extra bounce does the job for him. Again slower offcutter, into the pitch, 128ks, Jaiswal is looking to help it over short third, but the ball makes contact closer to his glove than the middle of the bat. Easy catch for Natarajan at short third 54/1

18.3 but he has bluffed Buttler this time. Buttler is looking to shuffle to access that wide line, and he spears in a straight yorker/low full toss. Beats him comprehensively, hits him him plumb in front, not given out, and Bhuvneshwar immediately wants a review. The replay confirms it is hitting. Buttler misses out on a century, but walks back with his bat raised to acknowledge the hearty applause he is getting 192/2

5.5 Chahal was sensing something. He goes full and middle and leg again. Just gets a bit of dip on this one, and Anmol gets a top edge on the slog sweep. Caught by Hetmyer running in from deep midwicket 51/1

12.4 the problem for SRH is, one six an over is not good enough. Abhishek has to keep taking risks, and Ashwin stays away from his arc. Gets just that bit of turn to take the edge to short third as Abhishek tries to go over long-off 116/2

17.2 Chahal the man. It is such a precarious job, bowling spin. Mis-hits fly for sixes these days. He is still brave enough to slow it down again, gets some turn, gets a top edge on the slog-sweep, and Jaiswal takes a superb catch on the boundary line. Imagine he has done Tripathi in completely, but another metre, and it would still have been a six 171/4

15.5 good as gold, Chahal's slow wide tantalising legbreak works. He pitched short last ball, but this time he has flighted it, pitched on a length, just 75ks, got the turn, and Klaasen ends up mis-hitting it to long-off 157/3

17.5 beaten on the reverse-sweep, and Im sure he will review the lbw call. he has reviewed it. To me, the only question is, did it straighten enough? Chahal fires in this legbreak, it pitches with in the stumps, beats his bat and glove, hits him in front of leg, and is hitting leg. Just straightens enough to be pitching within the stumps and be hitting the stumps 174/5

18.5 Hetmyer takes a stunner. Kuldip breathes a sigh of relief. He goes length, on-pace, Phillips sees a six in it, but toe-ends it for skier. Now is the confusion. Jaiswal is running in, Hetmyer is going back, and it is Hetmyer who has called for it. over his shoulder, outstretched arms, and he takes it 196/6