Sutherland to Josh Inglis, no run, this pitch looks dangerous, Hardie doesn't look happy and he has a word with the umpire. They two confer and have a chat - will they ask the players to walk off? Yes, the ball has been handed over and the players walk off - spat from a length wide of off and left Inglis with no chance on the drive, before looping into the keeper's gloves

Sutherland to Josh Inglis, no run, edged and dropped, de Kock did get his left glove, but the ball hit the palm and burst out - the nip-backer and Inglis was playing down the wrong line, caught the inside edge and flew over the stumps

Sutherland to Josh Inglis, no run, on a good length and angling back into the right-hander, burst past Inglis's extravant drive, beating him on the inside edge

Sutherland to Hardie, 1 run, full and wide of off, sliced away behind square on the off-side for a single

Sutherland to Josh Inglis, 1 run, fuller length delivery on middle, Inglis pushes forward and skews a thick inside edge, behind square on the on-side for a single

Sutherland to Josh Inglis, no run, the leg-cutter now, pitched up and drew Inglis forward, before shaping past the outside edge

Sutherland to Josh Inglis, no run, on a good length and angling back intgo the right-hander, catches Inglis high on the thigh-pad as he pressed forward

Sutherland to Josh Inglis, 2 runs, fuller length delivery and well wide of off, steered behind square on the off-side, comes back for the second

Sutherland to Connolly, out Caught by de Kock!! Sutherland comes back with a wicket - was pushed through with a scrambled seam, the off-cutter and it didn't come onto Connolly as much as he expected, was early into the drive and did so with hard hands, gets a thick edge through to the keeper. Connolly c de Kock b Sutherland 6(9) [4s-1]

Sutherland to Connolly, FOUR, poor delivery from Sutherland - came from round the wicket and angled one back into the left-hander, on the thigh-pads and it's whipped behind square on the on-side, one bounce and over the ropes

Sutherland to Hardie, 1 run, back of a length and just outside off, steered behind square on the off-side for a single