Murphy to Hugh Weibgen, 1 run, tossed up close to off, Weibgen knocks it down to long-off

Murphy to Warner, 1 run, comes down the track, gets to the pitch and works it down to long-on

Murphy to Warner, no run, loud shout for LBW. But the Sixers don't take the review. Murphy was very confident. This one drifts in, beats Warner on the forward prod and hits him on the pad. The angle might have been taking it down leg

Murphy to Warner, no run, shortens the length around off, Warner gets on top and defends it to the off-side

Murphy to Warner, no run, sliding down leg, Warner misses the glance and Philippe lights up the stumps. There was first an appeal for a caught behind and then for the stumping. The ball must have brushed the pad on the way and that was the noise

Murphy to Warner, 2 runs, stunning effort from Smith. Warner steps out, gives himself room and lofts it inside out towards wide long-off. Smith runs to his right and takes the catch but the momentum was taking him over the rope, there was no one close to him as well to lob the ball up, so he throws the ball in play, goes out and comes back in to keep it to a brace. He was running sideways and it was difficult for him to throw the ball up, go out and come back in to complete the catch