Jordan to Maddinson, 1 run, off the mark after six deliveries. And add the Test drought in form to that as well to pile on the misery. Taps it to mid-off and takes off

Jordan to Hughes, no run, 137kph and slanting across, not much of timing on the cross batted punch

B Laughlin to Maddinson, no run, gets it closer to off, and manages four dots in a row. All Maddinson does is dab it in defence

Stanlake to Hughes, no run, a juicy full toss wide outside off, Hughes streches, reaches out to it and middles but once again finds the man at cover-point to perfection

Stanlake to Hughes, 2 runs, a desperate pull. The pressure of dots drawing out this flat batted swat to a short pepper. The fine leg is inside the circle and just about makes it safe

Stanlake to Hughes, no run, waits a tad longer for the ball to get to him and opens his bat up to tap it out

Stanlake to Hughes, no run, angling it across the left hander off a good length, the angled batted chop to cover

Stanlake to Jason Roy, 1 run, right from the corner of the crease and slings it in tight on the money, a standing tall defence

Jordan to Hughes, no run, gets it tight, finally. Fullish on middle and Hughes straight bats it back to the bowler

Jordan to Hughes, 2 runs, sliding onto the pads once again. A tad too straight for his liking and all too easy for the batsman to flick it away in front of square

Jordan to Hughes, wide, and the line continues right there for the left hander as well. Down leg obviously and past the glance attempted as well

Jordan to Jason Roy, 1 run, goes fuller but line remains loyal to the off-stump, a lot more peaceful in the response as Roy eases it down to long-on

Head to Jason Roy, 1 run, nurdles it away ever fo softly to the man at 45-degrees inside the circle and hares across

Head to Jason Roy, 1 run, fires one on the pads, clipped to square leg, who puts in a dive and only manages a palm for the ricochet enough to grab a single

Tom Andrews to Jason Roy, no run, width once again, Roy frees his arms and slaps but finds cover to perfection

Tom Andrews to Jason Roy, byes, 1 run, looped up generously to fox the batsman and it does big time. Dips in sharply and goes under the bat on the swipe across the line. The keeper is made to look like a dunce as well. A missed stumping opportunity. Pockets a bye

Tom Andrews to Hughes, no run, the quicker typical one on the stums, tickled away behind square very softly