Podmore to S Ervine, 1 run, it's all over. Game, set and match. Hampshire win by 6 wickets. Ervine finishes off with a back foot punch that beats mid-off

Podmore to S Ervine, no run, follows the batsman as he backs away, Ervine flicks it to mid-wicket

Podmore to S Ervine, no run, short of length outside off, Ervine waits and taps it to point

Podmore to Alsop, no run, little wider of off, Alsop quells it to cover

Podmore to Alsop, no run, no real pace on offer from Podmore, takes all the sheen off the ball and drops it outside off, Alsop hops across and forces it to extra cover

Podmore to Alsop, no run, off-pace delivery outside off, Alsop punches it to cover

Podmore to Rossouw, 1 run, homing on middle and leg, worked to mid-wicket for a tight single

Podmore to Rossouw, 2 runs, "Catch" was the shout but the ball loops over short third man. Rossouw went for the cut and gets an outside edge which flies over the man at 45

Podmore to Alsop, 1 run, offers width just outside off, Alsop slashes it to point

Podmore to Alsop, wide, veering down the leg-side, called a wide

Podmore to James Vince, SIX, expensive over for Middlesex. 16 runs off it. Full on off, Vince skips out and muscles it over mid-off, such is the power that it sails over the ropes for a maximum

Podmore to Rossouw, 1 run, low full toss on leg, Rossouw flicks it into the leg-side

Podmore to Rossouw, 2 runs, down leg, Rossouw swivel-pulls it to short fine leg. The fielder makes a half-stop and they come back for the second

Podmore to Rossouw, SIX, bang! Never bowl short to me again seems to be the message from Rossouw. He got into a soup last over, but this time he picks it up early and smashes it hard and flat over deep mid-wicket

Podmore to Rossouw, no run, tad fuller on off, Rossouw gets a stride forward and pushes it to extra cover

Podmore to James Vince, 1 run, slower ball from Podmore on the stumps, Vince drags it wide of mid-on