Pollard to Dwayne Bravo, 1 run, short ball outside off, DJ crunches the pull to the right of deeep mid-wicket

Pollard to Munro, out Bowled!! Off peg rocked back. Munro shuffled too far outside his off-stump and his attempt to scoop-flick this over short fine didn't come off as the ball didn't have the pace he anticiapted. It lands somewhere aroud off and comes back slightly to smash the top of off. Munro b Pollard 68(48) [4s-9 6s-1]

Pollard to Munro, wide, Munro tried the reverse slap and KP lost his radar horribly, dishes it full and way outside off stump

Pollard to Ramdin, 1 run, direct hit would have been curtains for Ramdin. He mistimes the flat-bat drive to extra cover and takes on the fielder, gets lucky and brings up the 50-run stand

Pollard to Munro, 1 run, slow and full outside off, biffed to long-off

Pollard to Munro, wide, slower ball goes awry, keeps rolling past the tramline outside off

Pollard to Ramdin, 1 run, slower delivery on middle and leg, Ramdin's helped that away to deep backward square

Pollard to Munro, 1 run, tucked to mid-wicket

Pollard to Munro, 1 run, toe-ends the drive to long-on. And indeed it's another slower ball from KP. I will make a mention of it if and when he bowls a normal delivery

Pollard to Ramdin, 1 run, gets on top of the bounce and steers the ball square on the off-side

Pollard to Munro, 1 run, worked away into the mid-wicket pocket

Pollard to Munro, FOUR, 6th CPL fifty for Colin Munro! How did he get there? A few edges, a few misfields and of course a few clean blows. This was slashed outside off and Sammy at backward point lets it through past his right hand, shabby work

Pollard to Ramdin, 1 run, short ball sans any venom at the body, Ramdin swivels and pulls to deep square

Pollard to Munro, 1 run, jumps inside the crease and taps the ball on its head in front of cover

Pollard to Darren Bravo, no run, length ball at the hips, tucked to mid-wicket

Pollard to Brendon McCullum, out Bowled!! That's the advantage of bowling straight. You miss I hit. KP is absolutely elated and how!! Rolled his fingers over this one and got the ball to grip off the pitch, B-Mac went for the cross-bat slog, the only difference? He flashed at it on Monday, but the ball arrived on Thursday. Adios. Brendon McCullum b Pollard 13(11) [6s-1]

Pollard to Munro, 1 run, he continues to unveil the whole heap of slower balls, punched down to long-on this time

Pollard to Munro, FOUR, that's begging to be smashed. Sits up outside off with literally no pace in it, Munro transfers his weight onto the back foot and bottom-hand powers it through extra cover

Pollard to Brendon McCullum, 1 run, stays side-on and opens the bat face to tap the ball behind point

Pollard to Brendon McCullum, no run, slower ball version 0.1, B-Mac bunts it into the off-side