Gannon to Milind Kumar, 1 run, fuller length delivery on the pads, clipped behind square on the on-side for a single

Gannon to Milind Kumar, wide, banged in short by Gannon, but it sails high and down leg, called as a wide

Gannon to Conway, out Caught by Parnell!! Caught at cover - this is a huge wicket in the context of the match. the cross-seam delivery, pushed across the left-hander, Conway had pre-empted the charge and then tried to go inside out over cover, came right off the toe of the bat and to the left of cover where Parnell was quick to get across and complete the catch. Conway c Parnell b Gannon 24(19) [4s-1 6s-2]

Gannon to Conway, no run, Gannon shortens the length and angles one across the left-hander - Conway was looking to heave it over the on-side and missed

Gannon to Conway, SIX, lovely, the slower ball and Conway spotted it early, was full and right in the slot for the lofted drive over mid-off, times it superbly and sends it soaring over the ropes

Gannon to Conway, no run, Gannon keeps it full and just outside off as Conway shuffloed across, he hurriedly gets his bat down and dabs it to the off-side

Gannon to Conway, no run, fuller length delivery outside off, driven straight to the fielder at mid-off

Gannon to du Plessis, 1 run, short of a length and at the hips, tucked behind square on the on-side for a single

Gannon to Conway, 1 run, tad fuller and just outside off, dropped into the gap wide of cover for a single

Gannon to Conway, SIX, beautifully played, length ball on off, Conway comes down the pitch and then goes through with a neat little swing of the bat, high and over mid-off, went sailing over the ropes

Gannon to Conway, 2 runs, a mistimed chip, but Conway has got enough to clear mid-on, comes back for the second - came down the pitch and tries to go over the top, the bat turned on impact and he inner halved the shovel over the infield

Gannon to Conway, no run, on a length and at the stumps, pushed back at the bowler

Gannon to Conway, wide, short of a length and well down the leg-side, called as a wide

Gannon to Conway, no run, Gannon shortens the length and angles one across the left-hander, beats Conway's nibble with some extra bounce