Maxwell to Nitish Rana, 1 run, waits for the ball and keeps his hands soft in dropping it in front of cover

Maxwell to Rohit, 1 run, lines up for the pull. Not quite the timing as it races away to mid-wicket

Maxwell to Rohit, no run, the straighter one. In welcome. Looks to search for the turn and ends up poking his bat inside the line. A high time beat

Maxwell to Simmons, out Caught by Guptill!! A bird, a plane. Oh no. That's Martin Guptill. What in every world could only have been a smoke down the ground with Simmons in his mood dancing and tonking sucked out by the only man who could have taken this. And he does it with a jump, a one-handed raise and taking it as cleanly as it could. Forget the boundary run-ins and throw outs. This is sheer timing. Simmons c Guptill b Maxwell 59(32) [4s-5 6s-4]

Maxwell to Nitish Rana, 1 run, against the turn and against the line in punching it away to long-on. More of the straight bats

Maxwell to Simmons, 1 run, too short. Pulled away to long-off

Maxwell to Parthiv Patel, 1 run, keeps it full. Too full to be pulling these. The miscue trickles down to long-on

Maxwell to Parthiv Patel, 2 runs, an angry run down, looks to take it head on. The low arm sneaks under the bat, not before the inside edge comes to the rescue as it evades the stumps in rolling down

Maxwell to Simmons, leg byes, 1 run, a desperate appeal. To a slider. After a walk across, Simmons sinks on a knee and unleashes his flaired up version of a sweep. Runs away scooting under the bat to go off the inside half of the pad. Yup, well outside leg

Maxwell to Parthiv Patel, 1 run, shows the bat sticker and punches it down to long-off

Maxwell to Parthiv Patel, no run, drifting in and down leg. A sweeping tickle to short fine

Maxwell to Parthiv Patel, no run, floated up invitingly outside off. Zips up off the wicket going over the extravagant drive