Ed Nuttall to Cachopa, 1 run, short of a length and on Cachopa's hips, nudged away down to long leg for a single

Ed Nuttall to R Hira, 1 run, back of a length and just outside off, dabbed down towards third man for a single

Ed Nuttall to R Hira, 2 runs, short of a good length and well wide of off, chopped away backward of square on the off-side, comes back for the second run

Ed Nuttall to R Hira, FOUR, that has been drilled, length ball outside off, Hira clears his left leg and drives it in the air - wide of mid-off and races away to the fence

Ed Nuttall to R Hira, 2 runs, short of a length and well outside off, slapped square on the off-side and Hira is back for the second run

Ed Nuttall to Cachopa, 1 run, fuller length delivery on the stumps, dragged down towards long-on for a single

Ed Nuttall to Cachopa, no run, presses forward, staying beside the line to punch it back

Ed Nuttall to Robert ODonnell, 1 run, feeds the legs, wristed behind square

Ed Nuttall to Robert ODonnell, no run, strange streaky leave. ODonnell decides to shoulder arms to a delivery that was coming in off a back of a length. And it does, to strike him on the thigh pad .. yea, it's the height that's saving him here

Ed Nuttall to Robert ODonnell, no run, gets a hint of shape coming in on middle. ODonnell is happy to straight-bat them for now

Ed Nuttall to Cachopa, 1 run, tucked away off the pads, square leg

Ed Nuttall to Cachopa, no run, on the hop, using the away-angle to stab it to point

Ed Nuttall to James Vince, 1 run, squirts out a drive off the thick outside edge, down to third man

Ed Nuttall to Solia, 1 run, yorker, squeezed out off the inside half, round the corner

Ed Nuttall to James Vince, 1 run, on middle. A checked knock out to mid-on

Ed Nuttall to James Vince, no run, pitched up, with a hint of swing. Drilled out to cover

Ed Nuttall to James Vince, no run, cuts back in sharply, nipping past the defence to thud into the thigh pads

Ed Nuttall to James Vince, FOUR, back of a length, angling just around off. But Vince opens the punch just at the right time to generate enough power in slapping it away through the covers