Stoinis to Chris Lynn, FOUR, celebrates with an angry carve. For some reason all bowlers here are bowling it wide. Lynn ain't complaining. Hammers it away through extra cover

Stoinis to Chris Lynn, FOUR, streaky edge. Cannot resist not going after the width, and the fat top edge is enough to send it running through the vacant cordon. It's a fifty off 40 balls -- his slowest. Wow

Stoinis to Chris Lynn, no run, mid-off with a mistimed flat bat

Stoinis to Chris Lynn, SIX, let KP on air take over. "Oh my God" he goes. Taken off the shoulder, heaving it several rows into deep square leg

Stoinis to Chris Lynn, wide, banged in short. Wide as well. Lynn is happy to claim the extra

Stoinis to Burns, 1 run, another lined up dab, third man intercepts

Stoinis to Burns, FOUR, he joins the act. Sheds power, adopts timing. On the bounce, guiding it with surgical precision, through gully and point

Stoinis to Chris Lynn, SIX, juicy length. Sitting up to be smacked. Lynn obliges. Clears the front leg, waits for the slower one and smokes, over a leaping long-on

Stoinis to Chris Lynn, no run, 112kph, another spitting up bouncer, slowly off the turf, follows his head as well. Lynn, typically is hard on it, and well through with the shot before the ball gets past his nose

Stoinis to Brendon McCullum, 1 run, on the hop, with an airborne dab behind point

Stoinis to Brendon McCullum, 2 runs, 113kph, slows up the bouncer. Pretty spongy. Swatted, into that massive leg-sided boundary around the corner

Stoinis to Chris Lynn, 1 run, connects with the slap, keeping it down as he gets it to a deep extra cover

Stoinis to Chris Lynn, no run, teases him with a wide-short combo, only while he was moving away to miss