Parnell to Zahir Khan, 1 run, ends with a typically tail-ender-like hoick, severely miuscuing it up in the air to mid-on. Doesn't matter, Worcestershire have begun their celebrations

Parnell to Zahir Khan, no run, just outside off, Zahir hoicks, thin air

Parnell to Jennings, 1 run, full, in the blockhole. Drilled down to long-off

Parnell to Jennings, no run, a lofted whack, but no timing. Long-on cleans up and denies the single. That should be it

Parnell to Jennings, SIX, he keeps the Lancs alive. And does it with a clobbering into cow corner. Shapes away, makes room and swipes it flat-batting, big. Oh and it's his fifty as well, but he doesn't even know, doesn't even care.

Parnell to Jennings, no run, hammered straight back down, long-on cleans, but Jennings isn't giving up the strike. 29 off 5. Remember the name time?

Parnell to Livingstone, SIX, nothing edgy here. Bang off the middle with Livingstone in a mow across the line to smoke this several rows into deep mid wicket

Parnell to Livingstone, no run, good length, around off, jabbed away off the toe-end to mid-off

Parnell to Lilley, 1 run, carved out in front of extra cover for a quick single

Parnell to Lilley, SIX, flat. max. Typical death batting this, Lilley clears out his leg, with a baseball-like swing to deposit it into the sightscreen

Parnell to Livingstone, 1 run, heaves, rather ugly, losing shape as the ball tickles off the inside half past the stumps

Parnell to Livingstone, FOUR, the dangerous length .. right in the slot, with Livingstone getting down the track and swinging it into long-on. And to imagine it wasn't connected cleanly in the first place

Parnell to Livingstone, wide, wide yorker, gone too wide with the angle from over the wicket taking it further across

Parnell to Alex Davies, no run, 81.6mph. Tries going after the slanter going away, but the ball doesn't quite come onto the bat as he'd have liked. Ends up chopping it down off the inside half

Parnell to Livingstone, 1 run, low full toss. Wristed away to long-on

Parnell to Livingstone, FOUR, open your shoulders, open your arms and hammer them around. Takes a good stride out, gets to the pitch of the overcook and hacks the slower one down the ground .. nearly cleaning up the umpire with it

Parnell to Livingstone, no run, bumps him in, and does well to hurry Livingstone up in his pull

Parnell to Livingstone, FOUR, 77.3mph, free floating half-volley. Way outside off to help him more and Livingstone does it with a drilling cover drive

Parnell to Livingstone, no run, a hint of shape back in on the tummy off a back of a length. Bunted back down the pitch