Rabada to Maxwell, 1 run, follows him with the yorker. Maxwell can only jam it out, through mid-wicket. But that isn't the worst result - he has his strike back. 31 needed. So a miracle ..

Rabada to Maxwell, FOUR, top-edges the pull, and trust these top-edges in these situations to help the equation. Quickly flying into fine leg

Rabada to Maxwell, FOUR, short, into the body. Maxwell walks well inside the line, pulls, never mind only the glove on it, but he'll take the one going very fine

Rabada to Maxwell, wide, short, angling in. Maxwell moves in, swings, misses

Rabada to Maxwell, no run, full, just outside off .. gee, talk about nailing the blockhole. Maxwell swings, sure, but can't connect

Rabada to Coulter-Nile, 1 run, sharp slant in, following Coulter-Nile, who can only jam it out, mid-wicket

Rabada to Maxwell, 1 run, 140kph, follows Maxwell's backing away, under his agricultural mow, ricocheting down to third man off his thighs

Rabada to Chris Lynn, no run, picks out cow corner, swings to tonk it there, but then only manages an inside edge that Quinton dives full-length to cut off

Rabada to Chris Lynn, FOUR, full, wide, Lynn helps himself with a backing away and slices it over backward point

Rabada to Chris Lynn, FOUR, heaves, connects, with not even the slightest attempt of keeping it down. Flies away to deep square leg, where Hendricks misjudges at first, runs in, realizes it is well over him, but then just can't reach out

Rabada to Chris Lynn, no run, backs away with a big across-the-line swing. But the length is just not short enough for it, neither is it sitting up

Rabada to Chris Lynn, leg byes, FOUR, just too straight. Lynn whips, misses, but his pad is strong enough to get it under short fine leg's dive

Rabada to Finch, 1 run, 143kph, good clicks first up, skidding in off a good length, cramping Finch for room as he tucks it away round the corner