Bird to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, short, angling across, cut away to deep backward point

Bird to Maddinson, 1 run, fuller, Maddinson opens his bat face to steer it through point

Bird to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, pitched up, tapped in front of cover for a quick one

Bird to Shaun Marsh, no run, sharp away-seam, from a middle-stump line to go past Marsh's poking outside-edge

Bird to Shaun Marsh, FOUR, throws his bat at the width outside off and slices it over backward point

Bird to Maddinson, 1 run, full, outside off, driven to deep sweeper

Bird to Shaun Marsh, no run, clears his front leg to try and heave across the line, but gets an inside-edge towards mid-on

Bird to Shaun Marsh, FOUR, sits up nicely now for Marsh to rock back, line up and thrash away through sweeper. That should inject some rhythm

Bird to Shaun Marsh, no run, back of a length, jagging away, and Marsh sticks his bat out at it awkwardly

Bird to Maddinson, leg byes, 1 run, skids back in, past the glance, to roll off Maddinson's pads into square leg

Bird to Maddinson, no run, beats him. Length delivery just outside off, seaming back in a touch and going just past the outside-edge on Maddinson's loose poke

Bird to Maddinson, no run, dropped. Maddinson slashes hard at a wide delivery outside off, and Kerr, at point, dives full length to his right, gets both hands to the ball as well, but doesn't hold on

Bird to Shaun Marsh, no run, ful, swinging in on middle, defended watchfully

Bird to Fraser-McGurk, out Lbw!! And Fraser's swinging across the line at everything runs out of luck. This one is full, on middle-stump, and he misses connection as he whips, to get struck plumb in front. Fraser-McGurk lbw b Bird 6(4) [4s-1]

Bird to Fraser-McGurk, 2 runs, lofted over extra cover. A slight miscue again, off the outside-half, but safely over the infield

Bird to Fraser-McGurk, no run, length, on off, with a slight hint of nip away. Defended back down the pitch

Bird to Fraser-McGurk, FOUR, streaky start this. Fraser whips across the line, but in the process has closed his bat face early, ending up with a thick leading-edge flying past slip

Bird to Finch, 1 run, very full, and Finch walks down the pitch to york himself as he squeezes it out in front of mid-on