Ball by Ball Commentary

• 4.1

  Chris Jordan to Thomas Fraser Rogers

  10:36 AM

  One Run. Good length ball on off, pushes it to mid off for a quick run

  1
• 3.6

  Nathan Ellis to Joe Clarke

  10:35 AM

  No Run. Full ball on middle, steps out and drives it to mid off

  0
• 3.5

  Nathan Ellis to Thomas Fraser Rogers

  10:34 AM

  One Run. Back of length slower ball on off, pulls it to deep square leg for a run

  1
• 3.4

  Nathan Ellis to Thomas Fraser Rogers

  10:34 AM

  No Run. Back of length ball outside off, looks to cut it but misses out

  0
• 3.3

  Nathan Ellis to Thomas Fraser Rogers

  10:33 AM

  Four. Back of length ball on leg, pulls it wide of deep square leg for a boundary

  4
• 3.2

  Nathan Ellis to Joe Clarke

  10:32 AM

  One Run. Short of length ball on off, taps it wide of extra cover for a run

  1
• 3.1

  Nathan Ellis to Thomas Fraser Rogers

  10:32 AM

  One Run. Back of length slower ball on off, nudges it wide of short fine leg for a run

  1
• 2.6

  Riley Meredith to Joe Clarke

  10:31 AM

  Four. Short of length ball on leg, pulls it wide of deep square leg for a boundary

  4
• 2.5

  Riley Meredith to Thomas Fraser Rogers

  10:30 AM

  One Run. Back of length ball on off, taps it to point for a quick run

  1
• 2.4

  Riley Meredith to Thomas Fraser Rogers

  10:29 AM

  Four. Back of length ball on off, pulls it away over mid wicket for a boundary

  4
• 2.3

  Riley Meredith to Joe Clarke

  10:28 AM

  Leg Bye. One Run. Full ball on leg, looks to slog it but gets hit on the pad, rolls towards the keeper for a quick run

  L1
• 2.2

  Riley Meredith to Joe Clarke

  10:28 AM

  No Run. Back of length ball on off, punches it to mid off

  0
• 2.1

  Riley Meredith to Joe Clarke

  10:27 AM

  No Run. Back of length ball on off, cuts it to backward point

  0
• 1.6

  Billy Stanlake to Thomas Fraser Rogers

  10:26 AM

  No Run. Back of length ball on off, punches it to backward point

  0
• 1.5

  Billy Stanlake to Joe Clarke

  10:25 AM

  Three Runs. Was a back of length ball on middle, pulls it wide of mid on, big square boundaries allow the batters to come back for a 3rd run

  3