Mitchell Marsh to Brendon McCullum, SIX, backs away and goes beast mode does McCullum. That's planted over long-off, easy peasy

Mitchell Marsh to Chris Lynn, 1 run, drilled down to long-on

Mitchell Marsh to Chris Lynn, no run, wields his swinging willow and gets nothing

Mitchell Marsh to Chris Lynn, FOUR, why bowl short to Chris Lynn? Sigh! Isn't he tired of hitting? Absolutely no answers for Mitchell Marsh and his colleagues. Clubbed away through extra cover. Next ball, please!

Mitchell Marsh to Brendon McCullum, 1 run, slower ball outside off, Baz makes room and cuts it to deep backward point

Mitchell Marsh to Brendon McCullum, FOUR, saunters down the pitch and hammers a full ball through extra cover. Clinggggg...

Mitchell Marsh to Brendon McCullum, no run, forced into the off-side, mistimed strike that

Mitchell Marsh to Chris Lynn, 1 run, just drops short of an incoming long-off, David Willey - the fielder. Flatbatted and it just falls short

Mitchell Marsh to Chris Lynn, SIX, uff! Chris Lynn. Isn't he amazing? What confidence. Just stands deep inside the crease and backs himself to hit the long ball. Smashes it neatly over long-off. No fuss. That's hung in the air for an eternity

Mitchell Marsh to Chris Lynn, SIX, oh heck! What's this man upto? Clubbing the pacers at will. Just manufacture some room and whack it as hard as you can. Simple mantra. Bye bye over long-on

Mitchell Marsh to Brendon McCullum, 3 runs, dropped by Ian Bell. A tough chance that. Running back from short fine and trying to grab it over his right shoulder. Always tough. All that after McCullum top-edged a pull, Marsh drops his head in disappointment

Mitchell Marsh to Brendon McCullum, no run, cuts his pace and dishes it in the outside off channel, outmanoeuvres Baz on the flashy drive