2.5 to Lewis, 59.8 mph, got him! Lewis has found square leg. This wasn't a great ball. Short and at middle stump. Perhaps kept a tad low and perhaps beat him because of the pace on it. He was back and across the stumps, ready to dispatch this over square leg, but he's got the bottom and it flies at chest height to Hasan Ali who has his fingers pointed up and the ball clutched safely 27/1

10.6 to Mohammed, 86.4 mph, Jason Mohammed will have better days than this. Good bowling from Hasan. Kept bringing it back in against a batsman who was looking to steal singles through the off side. Ultimately, he's tried to open the face and drive through the covers at this full, inswinging delivery that shatters the stumps via the pads 59/3

12.2 to Samuels, 81.7 mph, and now that's three wickets from Hasan's last three balls. That inswing is his weapon and he's used it to good effect once more. Samuels, with the inertia of the sixes he hit last over, has made room again and is poking away from the body. But that's a big gap and enough for Hasan to knock the top of the stumps off a good length 73/5

14.4 to Pollard, 83.7 mph, Rumman stands halfway down the pitch, arms folded behind his back without a word. He must have been a good student. This is at a good length at middle stump, Pollard rooted to the crease once more as he pushes away from the body. Breaches his defence and slams into the stumps. Feet, eyes, bat not congruent at all with that and Rumman's trademark celebration tops it all off. 82/6

18.6 to Narine, 89.2 mph, Wahab takes a wicket at the end of a painful spell. If length won't do it, pace will. This is back of a length, angled in at leg stump and smashes it down comprehensively as Narine searches for room to slap it on the up 121/8

8.1 to Walton, 57.7 mph, Shadab has Walton caught at long-on.. Walton looks good and he's powerful, but his game plan was obvious and Shadab is a good spinner. He teases that powerful swing of his, by tossing it up at middle. But this one dips on the batsman and spins away, so Walton can only drag it off the toe of the bat to Malik, who is calmer this time, and safer too. Easy catch. 52/2

15.2 to Holder, 56.8 mph, and that brings this. Pushes it slightly fuller this time. Big man Holder's eyes light up as this is closer to him. Goes at it, tries to hit over midwicket. Gets a top edge that hangs up harmlessly a few yards in front of long-off who makes no mistake 83/7

15.6 to Ahmed Shehzad, 78.2 mph, walks across his stumps and throws it away. Full at leg stump, walks across the stumps to tickle it fine, but he's shown too much of the stumps and is beaten down the leg side 110/2

17.1 to Babar Azam, 81.7 mph, doesn't finish the job. Back of a length at off stump, stands up and goes for that trademark pull on the up. Gets it off the bottom and finds substitute Rovman Powell at midwicket 115/3

6.2 to Kamran Akmal, 56.7 mph, chips it straight to midwicket. Samuels has Akmal in his first over again. Very very softly too, just like the full toss wicket yesterday. This is slow and short, spinning in at him. He wants to tuck it into the leg side but there is no pace. Taps it straight to Williams 40/1