4.4W
Stoinis to Priyam Garg, out Bowled!! Full, in-seam, and too good for the u-19 recruit. Stoinis - after a couple of non-threatening bouncers - corrects his length with something full, on off. Garg goes for an expansive drive, plonking his front leg in front and then missing the straight-drive, through bat-pad. Priyam Garg b Stoinis 17(12) [6s-2]
4.1
Stoinis to Priyam Garg, 1 run, charges down, takes on an attempted shorter one and pulls confidently to deep mid-wicket
3.6
Rabada to Priyam Garg, 1 run, 136.2kph, he's early into his glance, inside-edging onto his thighs for the ricochet into square leg somewhere
3.3
Rabada to Priyam Garg, 1 run, 140.9kph, thigh-lined, and he waits for it to get close before tickling behind square. Ooo, and even loses his bat in the process, it was that soft ..
2.6
Nortje to Priyam Garg, no run, 146kph, beats him. A tempter outside off, length, sucking a drive and Garg falls for it, only to get undone with the outswing
2.56
Nortje to Priyam Garg, SIX, takes on the bouncer with a hook. 141kph, but no, Garg's quicker, swivelling and going big over fine leg
2.4
Nortje to Priyam Garg, no run, loud LBW appeal -- thanks to Garg's ugly heave across the line. It's on a length, nipping in and comfortably beating his ungainly flat-bat to sneak under and pin the front knee roll in front of middle. Yep, height
2.3
Nortje to Priyam Garg, no run, 141.5kph, cuts in again, around the fourth-stump, Garg stays his ground, shuffles a touch, and keeps it out
0.6
Ashwin to Priyam Garg, no run, short, quick, spinning in and cramping Garg up. Jabbed out
0.4
Ashwin to Priyam Garg, 1 run, on middle, length, tucked away into mid-wicket
0.4
Ashwin to Priyam Garg, wide, carrom ball that skids and slides down leg, good take by Pant
0.36
Ashwin to Priyam Garg, SIX, there's the slog. Garg has a role, and that's to smack every single thing. Ashwin gives it flight, which he's quick to kneel under and smoke over deep square leg
0.1
Ashwin to Priyam Garg, 1 run, streaky, extremely streaky. Garg loosely leans in front and looks to flick without getting close to the pitch of it. Also, this one isn't turning, taking a thick leading-edge but dipping just in front of a diving Hetmyer at point