Ball by Ball Commentary

• 9.3

  Peter Siddle to Max Bryant

  8:57 AM

  No Run. Full ball outside off, inside edges the drive on his pad

  0
• 9.2

  Peter Siddle to Paul Walter

  8:57 AM

  One Run. Length ball outside off, cuts it to deep point for a single

  1
• 9.1

  Peter Siddle to Paul Walter

  8:56 AM

  No Run. Short of length ball on middle, looks to pull it away but misses out on it

  0
• 8.6

  Marcus Stoinis to Paul Walter

  8:55 AM

  One Run. Short of length ball on off, pulls it to deep mid wicket for a single

  1
• 8.5

  Marcus Stoinis to Paul Walter

  8:54 AM

  Two Runs. Full ball on off, drives it wide of mid wicket for a couple of runs

  2
• 8.4

  Marcus Stoinis to Paul Walter

  8:54 AM

  No Run. An appeal for LBW but it was pitching outside leg and also hit Walter quite high on the pad

  0
• 8.3

  Marcus Stoinis to Paul Walter

  8:53 AM

  No Run. Good length ball outside off, looks to drive it on the up but gets beaten on the outside edge

  0
• 8.2

  Marcus Stoinis to Paul Walter

  8:53 AM

  No Run. Length ball on off, punches it towards cover

  0
• 8.1

  Marcus Stoinis to Max Bryant

  8:52 AM

  One Run. Length ball on middle, nudges it to square leg for a single

  1
• 7.6

  Peter Siddle to Max Bryant

  8:51 AM

  One Run. Back of length ball outside off, guides it to third man for a run

  1
• 7.5

  Peter Siddle to Max Bryant

  8:50 AM

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

  0
• 7.4

  Peter Siddle to Paul Walter

  8:50 AM

  One Run. Length ball outside off, cuts it wide of cover for a quick run

  1
• 7.3

  Peter Siddle to Paul Walter

  8:49 AM

  No Run. Full ball on off, inside edges it onto his pad

  0
• 7.2

  Peter Siddle to Paul Walter

  8:49 AM

  No Run. Good length ball outside off, gets beaten on the outside edge

  0
• 7.1

  Peter Siddle to Nathan McSweeney

  8:47 AM

  Bowled!. No Run. Was a full ball on off and middle, steps out and looks to flick it away but misses out on it and the ball goes past his bat to crash into the stumps.

  W