Helm to Matt Milnes, 1 run, and Middlesex will steal it back .. back of a length, sticking in the pitch and Milnes only pulls it onto himself off the inside-edge

Helm to Grant Stewart, out Grant Stewart Run Out!! 1 run completed. Heaves away off a thick inside-edge, down to long-on, and rushes back for the second. Alas, the throw is at the striker's end, and there's nothing Stewart's dive can do either. Okay, 4 runs | 1 ball. Grant Stewart run out (Luke Hollman/Simpson) 3(3)

Helm to Jordan Cox, 1 run, slower bouncer. Cox slaps, hard, and finds sweeper a little too well with it

Helm to Grant Stewart, leg byes, 1 run, can't swat it right. It's a leg-line, but Stewart's a little late on it, miscuing off his pads to short fine leg

Helm to Grant Stewart, 2 runs, smashed straight back, off the toe-end, but worth a couple with long-on having to go a long way in diving in front of it

Helm to Bell-Drummond, out Caught by Stevie Eskinazi!! Well, well, there's scope for another twist after all. Bell-Drummond, after playing so well, won't be finishing off for Kent, if they do that is. Thanks to this attempted squeeze past point that he can't keep down. Bell-Drummond c Stevie Eskinazi b Helm 89(54) [4s-9 6s-3]

Helm to Bell-Drummond, no run, on leg-stump, and Bell-Drummond's hammer down the ground is only as far as the bowler

Helm to Bell-Drummond, FOUR, and through the covers now. Helm overcompensates with a half volley, to get drilled

Helm to Bell-Drummond, SIX, innefectively short. Bell-Drummond stands up, swats, smokes into deep square leg. Well, well

Helm to Bell-Drummond, no run, finally a decent yorker. Full, just outside off, and under Bell-Drummond's attempted squeeze

Helm to Bell-Drummond, FOUR, into an empty third man. Cheeky, and damn effective. Bell-Drummond backs away, arches behind and upper-cuts this over

Helm to Jordan Cox, 1 run, nipping into the thighs, glanced to backward square leg

Helm to Denly, FOUR, full, on the stumps. Denly continues making room, drilling with a lot of bottom-hand, down the ground

Helm to Denly, SIX, sits up on a length, something Denly backs away to, clears his front leg to, and then frees up his hands as well to smoke downtown

Helm to Bell-Drummond, 1 run, sliced on the up, and once again picks out a fielder, deep extra cover

Helm to Denly, 1 run, uses the in-angle on this back of a length delivery to heave - not with a lot of control - to short fine leg

Helm to Bell-Drummond, 1 run, full, outside off. But Bell-Drummond's early shuffles mean he's behind the line to clip it down to fine leg

Helm to Bell-Drummond, 2 runs, strays into the thighs, glanced behind square

Helm to Denly, 1 run, full, drawing Denly in front on a forward drive, but squirts off a thick inside edge, behind square leg

Helm to Denly, no run, nips back in to deny Denly room, who taps it defensively down the pitch in the end

Helm to Zak Crawley, out Caught by Miguel Cummins!! First blood. A slower cutter, neatly disguised, and so much so that Crawley is through his lofted on-drive early. And thus, chips it tamely off the inside half down mid-on's throat. Zak Crawley c Miguel Cummins b Helm 1(2)

Helm to Bell-Drummond, 1 run, back of a length, outside off, stabbed down to wide third man

Helm to Bell-Drummond, FOUR, tailing into the legs, and all Bell-Drummond needs is a tickle. It's strong enough for a tickle, into fine leg

Helm to Zak Crawley, 1 run, short, angling into the ribs. Crawley stands up tall, riding the bounce and pulling to deep square leg