Wiese to Second, 2 runs, ends the over with a gentle medium pace delivery, on the pads and it's been flicked through square leg for a brace

Wiese to Marais, 1 run, yorker on off, Marais jams it down to deep mid-wicket

Wiese to Second, 1 run, good length delivery around middle and leg, nudged through mid-wicket

Wiese to Marais, 1 run, flicks the length delivery into the gap at square leg, only one

Wiese to Marais, 2 runs, is that a boundary? Nope. It is not. Their wait for a boundary continues. Was a shortish delivery outside off, Marais threw his hands at it and got a thick outside edge. Though third man was inside the circle, there wasn't much pace on the ball to take it away to the fence

Wiese to Second, 1 run, 112ks, no real pace on this overpitched delivery but it's been eased down to long-on

Wiese to Marais, 1 run, back to short of a length, Marais hangs back and slaps it down to long-on with lack of footwork. Tidy over by Wiese, not as good as his first one though

Wiese to Second, 1 run, goes for the yorker this time around, almost gets it right. A low full toss around middle and leg and Second flicks it away to deep square leg

Wiese to Second, 2 runs, goes outside off now, but the length is somewhat the same, Second slices it through the gap at point and takes two more

Wiese to Marais, 1 run, cramping up the batsman with his seam-up delivery, angled in around middle and leg, Marais hacks it into the gap at wide mid-on

Wiese to Second, 1 run, around middle and leg once again, Second is quick to cover the stumps as he nudges this one into the gap at mid-wicket

Wiese to Second, 2 runs, on a length around middle and leg, Second flicks it through the gap at mid-wicket and takes a brace

Wiese to Duckett, no run, fullish ball, clipped to mid-on. End of the powerplay - Paarl Rocks should be the happier side at this moment

Wiese to Second, 1 run, another off-cutter, Second opens his bat-face and is happy to guide it through point

Wiese to Duckett, 1 run, slower ball on the pads, helped on its way to long leg

Wiese to Duckett, no run, fuller than a good length ball, poked to point

Wiese to Roy, out Caught by Dwayne Bravo!! Wiese strikes in his first over. And, it's the dangerous Roy who has to depart. Roy moved leg-side to create room and decide to slash it away. Doesn't quite middle it and ends up spooning it straight to backward point off the outer half. Roy c Dwayne Bravo b Wiese 22(16) [4s-2 6s-1]

Wiese to Second, 1 run, 128kph shortish ball, Second stays back and pulls, off the inner half to square leg