Boult to Shankar, out Caught by Axar!! Gone! Shankar's cameo comes to an end. He is disappointed with himself. Slower short of length delivery and Shankar picked the bones out of that, struck right off the meat but he couldn't have picked the fielder out at deep mid-wicket better. Axar didn't have to move much to take that. Shankar c Axar b Boult 25(11) [4s-2 6s-2]

Boult to Shankar, SIX, oh no! Iyer did all the hard work and catching the ball, but the toss up to the incoming fielder goes awry. Similar line and length from Boult and a repeat of a shot from Shankar, smashes it to wide long-off and Iyer races across to his left, takes it over his head but with the momentum taking him over, he tries to flick the ball up for Dhawan. No dice as he ends up throwing it over the ad boards

Boult to Shankar, FOUR, lovely shot! Shankar has used the angle of Boult to superb effect. Slanted across the right hander outside off, Shankar shuffles across and lofts it handsomely over extra cover, one bounce and over the ropes

K Paul to Shankar, 1 run, sees the batsman advance and takes the pace off, Shankar flat-bats it to long-off

K Paul to Shankar, FOUR, very well played. Another short delivery and almost near the badge, Shankar is quickly into position and pulls it with a nice wrist roll backward of square leg. No chance for Dhawan in the deep

K Paul to Nabi, 1 run, now follows him and cramps Nabi for room. The idea was to aim for the legs of Nabi and he achieves that, there was an inside edge and a deflection which allowed the strike to be rotated

Axar to Nabi, 1 run, sliding on with the angle and Nabi helps it along the way, on the bounce to long leg

Ishant to Nabi, FOUR, beautifully played, nice way to get your innings underway, back of a length and well wide of off, Nabi waited on it, used Ishant's pace and then chopped it late - behind square on the off-side and into the ropes

Ishant to Williamson, 1 run, back of a length and at the stumps, Williamson makes room and cuts it square on the off-side for a single

Rutherford to Williamson, 2 runs, top-edge and safe, short of a length and at the stumps, Williamson was early on the tuck, closed the bat-face and the leading edge popped over short third man - Mishra with the chase and he keeps them down to a couple of runs

Rutherford to Williamson, 1 run, short, slower ball outside off, Williamson backs away and cuts it square on the off-side for a single

K Paul to Williamson, 1 run, the slower ball from Keemo, driven towards deep cover for a single