Wes Agar to Wade, no run, and they'll have to wait, yorker on middle-leg, Wade clips it straight to mid-wicket

Wes Agar to Wade, FOUR, nothing's been spared tonight, absolutely nothing. Yorker just past leg-stump, Wade made a lot of room and managed to carve it through the gap at extra cover

Wes Agar to Wade, no run, low full-toss on the pads, Wade gets inside the line and looks to scoop it away, doesn't quite get it right and he finds backward square leg

Wes Agar to Wade, SIX, there's half a dozen more! Banged in short and into the body, Wade was making room and the bowler followed him, was cramped for room but he just arched back a litte before heaving it away over deep square leg, flat and over the ropes!

Wes Agar to Wade, 2 runs, slower length delivery on middle, tucked away gently towards mid-wicket, they turn back quickly for the second

Wes Agar to Wade, wide, full and down leg, wrong line again, just 14 needed now

Wes Agar to Wade, FOUR, the length was right but the line wasn't! Went for the yorker and dished out a low full-toss, unfortunately it was on the pads and Wade whipped it away to deep backward square leg, that whistled off the bat, second Surge over starts with a boundary as well

Wes Agar to Mitchell Owen, no run, swing and a miss! Slower delivery, Owen slogs and misses

Wes Agar to Mitchell Owen, FOUR, four more! The carnage continues. Hobart have been this bossy this season mainly beacause of the starts this man has given. Not just starts, he's just bulldozed the opposition bowlers. Backs away and just so easily slaps it over extra-cover

Wes Agar to Mitchell Owen, SIX, Mitch Owennnn, you beauty! How does he have this amount of clarity? How does he pick up length so early? How does he middle almost everything? How does he do it so often? And where do they bowl to him? They bowled the yorkers, he found a way by moving around. They brought spin, he used the depth of the crease. They tried to take pace off and he used his feet to step out and smack. They just have no clue where to bowl to him. Wes Agar this time just tried to cramp him for room, instead got whipped away over square leg

Wes Agar to Mitchell Owen, SIX, to long-on backkkkk but it clears him. The audacity to run down the pitch and take it on despite pace being taken off and the man being back on a big straight hit. He is a dream, this lad!

Wes Agar to Mitchell Owen, no run, backs away and looks to smack this full delivery, cramped for room, mistimed to mid-wicket

Wes Agar to Mitchell Owen, SIX, but he's not going to get him if he runs in and bowls slot, allowing him to clear the front leg and play pick up flicks for fun over the leg-side. Sails over backward square leg