Barnard to Bancroft, 1 run, short, slow, wide. Cut away to deep sweeper

Barnard to Sean Dickson, 1 run, opens his bat face, punches, and looks to beat the gap between backward point and short third man. Nope, cannot, doesn't have the timing behind it

Barnard to Bancroft, 1 run, short, wide, and pulled away round the corner

Barnard to Sean Dickson, 1 run, off-lined, good length, knocked down to long-on

Barnard to Bancroft, 1 run, fuller, off the inside-edge on Bancroft's cover drive to end up past his stumps and at short fine leg

Barnard to Bancroft, 2 runs, off-cutter, on a good length. Bancroft shuffles, tucks, and softly, through mid-wicket

Barnard to Stokes, out Caught by Dwarshuis!! And Barnard nets the big fish. Stokes, who was already over-hitting balls and not quite finding is groove, ends up clearing his front leg in wanting to pump this over cow corner. But it's the slower off-cutter, sticking in the pitch, spooning up off the top-edge, with short third man having all the time in the world to settle under it. Stokes c Dwarshuis b Barnard 20(20) [4s-1 6s-1]

Barnard to Bancroft, 1 run, seaming in a touch off a length on off, steered away to deep backward point

Barnard to Bancroft, no run, goes too funky .. shuffling, sitting, trying to Dilscoop, and missing it big time

Barnard to Bancroft, 2 runs, arches behind, opens his bat face and punches it backward of backward point

Barnard to Stokes, 1 run, short, off-pace, and once again Stokes heaves it way too hard, getting it off the inside of his bat as he drags it to deep square leg

Barnard to Stokes, no run, floaty, on the legs, and Stokes's a touch too hard on this slog, missing connection