SL-W vs BAN-W Ball by Ball Commentary

1 run, played towards mid wicket.

OUT! Dragged on! The batter has played that onto the stumps.

1 run, this is driven through mid on for a single.

No run, that is punched off the back foot, but not in the gap.

No run, punched with sweet timing but not finding the gap.

No run, a gentle push by the batter but cannot pierce the gap.

No run, a gentle push by the batter but cannot pierce the gap.

1 run, the batter goes back in the crease and flicks it away through mid wicket for a single.

No run, lucky me. The batter is lucky that the inside edge has missed the stumps.

1 run, that is pulled away through the mid wicket region for a single.

No run, this is driven towards mid on.

No run, that is punched off the back foot but straight to the fielder.

1 run, the batter goes back in the crease and flicks it away through mid wicket for a single.

1 run, that is just a mere push for a run.

1 run, that is just a mere push for a run.

No run, a gentle push by the batter but cannot pierce the gap.

No run, a gentle push by the batter but cannot pierce the gap.

2 Byes. Play and a miss! The batter wasn't quite sure how to play that one.

No run, the batter comes forward and plays the off drive but it is a dot ball.

OUT! Dragged on! The batter has played that onto the stumps.

No run. Play and a miss! The batter wasn't quite sure how to play that one.

Four! This is lofted in the air and over the fielder at mid wicket. Bounces into the fence.

1 run, the batter goes back in the crease and flicks it away through square leg for a single.

1 run, that is defended off the front foot for a single.

Wide! The batter shoulders arms to let that one through.

No run, that is defended solidly off the front foot.

No run, just a mere push. But no space for a run.

No run. Play and a miss! The batter wasn't quite sure how to play that one.

2 runs, the batter goes deep in the crease and guides it through third man for a couple of runs.

Four! That will put the bowler off. The batter gets down on a knee and sweeps away for a boundary.

1 run, that is punched off the back foot for a single.

No run, the batter has just blocked that from the crease.

OUT! That is a simple catch to the fielder.

1 run, the batter goes deep in the crease and guides it through third man for a single.

1 run, the pull shot comes into play. One run taken.

1 run, the batter comes forward and plays an off drive for a run.

No run, the batter looks to play that but is comprehensively beaten.

Four! That is a great shot. Short in length, the batter cuts it through third man and finds the boundary.