George Garton to Pooran, FOUR, just short of the boundary rope. But 32 runs off the over. Slower delivery angled across the left hander, Pooran crouches a bit and flat-bats it in front of square, beating deep mid-wicket to his left

George Garton to Pooran, SIX, oh my! I am running out of expletives to call this fabulous innings. This is a length delivery but still needs to be put away, Pooran brings his bottom hand into play to whip it over deep mid-wicket. Are those boundary ropes even big enough?

George Garton to Pooran, SIX, the hundred is definitely on. Garton is not learning his lessons. He keeps bowling short of length and Pooran keeps dispatching it over the boundary rope, this was not as well struck as the previous one but it still managed to clear the rope

George Garton to Pooran, SIX, he's on course for a hundred here. Watch out if that happens! It is already a special innings. Banged into the surface and Pooran is quick to transfer his weight onto the backfoot, nails the pull almost in the car park near deep square leg

George Garton to Pooran, SIX, he's putting on a power-hitting masterclass. The Tigers are just clueless as to where to bowl. This was a good length ball around off-stump, but Pooran plants his leg across and heaves it over deep square leg

George Garton to Pooran, FOUR, sloppy bit of work in the field. This is what happens when the scoring is at a rapid pace. Pooran lifts it over extra cover, Janat moves around from sweeper cover and allows it to escape past his grasp

George Garton to Pooran, SIX, that ruins the over. Garton tries to bounce Pooran out with fine leg inside the ring - bad idea. Pooran hooks and the top-edge sails into the stands near fine leg

George Garton to Simmons, 1 run, slower delivery and Simmons knocks it into the cover region, just a single

George Garton to Pooran, 1 run, short of length cramped for room, Pooran mistimes the pull to long-on

George Garton to Pooran, no run, uhh! That's a good ball. Short of length and keeps climbing outside off, Pooran tries to force it off the backfoot but the pace and bounce beat him, fizzes past the outside edge

George Garton to Simmons, 1 run, slanted outside off, Simmons toe-ends the cut to third man

George Garton to Simmons, SIX, very small margin for error in this format. This was fraction short and Simmons is onto it in a flash, he has his left leg cleared to have a clean swing and strikes it flat over cow corner

George Garton to Simmons, wide, strays the first delivery down leg and Simmons does not make contact, wide called