B Laughlin to Paine, 1 run, slow and dipping on a fuller length, jammed out to cow corner

B Laughlin to D'Arcy Short, 1 run, hit straight back and B Laughlin did well there - bent low and half-stopped this drill of a drive traveling back down the pitch

B Laughlin to Paine, 1 run, vehemently uses his wrists and turns the ball through mid-wicket

B Laughlin to D'Arcy Short, 1 run, goes hard on this slower delivery and slaps the drive wide of extra cover. Easy for long-off to run across and stop it

B Laughlin to D'Arcy Short, no run, good ball. Gets some inswing on this full straight ball. D'Arcy Short squeezes it out

B Laughlin to Paine, 1 run, dips on a fuller length, Paine pushes a single to mid-off

B Laughlin to Paine, no run, weight in front and he extends his arms further forward to shunt it wristily back to the bowler

B Laughlin to Paine, no run, slightly early into the punchy push here, so the shot looked jabby. Straight to backward point

B Laughlin to D'Arcy Short, 3 runs, width and Short carves it over the infield. Sliding stop in the deep

B Laughlin to D'Arcy Short, no run, oh nearly. Uses very soft hands to jam out a full ball that almost back-spins onto the stumps. Almost

B Laughlin to Paine, 1 run, worked to mid-on for a quick single

B Laughlin to Paine, no run, dipping full ball which Paine squeezes to mid-on, thinks there is a single and intends one. D'Arcy Short is all the more urgent: had left his crease, only for the fielder to fly in front for a run-out chance at the bowler's end. D'Arcy Short had to hurry back in. And looks like the umpire took a funnily soft blow too