7.4 his struggle ends. Roy falls on 17 off 23 balls, as the lack of bounce and the considerable turn get him. Roy went for the pull seeing the ball was short on off, but it kept low and turned well into him to finish on leg. He was beaten, and the ball ended up hitting the top of leg 43/2

0.4 golden duck for Allen. Edwards, the wicketkeeper and captain, is more confident than Payne, the bowler. Edwards took it moving to his left, as Allen looked to block this short-of-a-length ball. Payne angled it in but straightened it off the pitch, and Allen got an inside edge 2/1

14.5 Munsey's stay in the middle comes to an end! Full ball in the slot on middle and leg. He backs away and flicks it across the line. The bat turns in his hand. Smith runs to his left from long-on and takes it almost in front of deep midwicket running to his right 104/3

18.1 Payne gets the big fish Livingstone! Slanting away on a length, he looks to heave it across the line. His bottom hand comes off but still, it was a shot that was hit with the wind. Yet it can only travel down deep midwicket's throat. A redemption for Neill and immediately puts both his hands up in apology for dropping Livi on 6. It was a slow offcutter that was angled away 119/7

15.5 A missed sweep and Berrington is out lbw! He opts for the review. Dutt lands it on a length around off and gets it to skid on. Berrington misses the sweep - he has played all sorts of sweep in this over already - and is hit on the front pad. The only question is the impact. He is hit below the knee-roll so height should not be an issue. The ball-tracker says umpire's call on impact and Berrington is once again given marching orders. Four dots and a wicket, he goes for 1 off 6 105/4

17.1 De Leede strikes with his first ball! Full and slanting in on off and middle. Cross gets under it and whips it across the line. But it is against the wind. Campher charges to his left and forwards from deep square leg, puts it in the dive forward and pouches it 117/5

17.6 What a pearl! The knuckle ball from de Leede proves to be mightly effective. Lands it on a length on off, 106.3kph. Naylor is pretty early into his attempted heave. He is through with his shot in the morning while the ball arrives in the afternoon. Top of off. The trickery lied in how late de Leede switched his grip to the knuckle-ball one - almost in his delivery stride 119/6

18.6 A wicket to bookend Payne's last over! Another slower one outside off. Leask looks to go over the off side but ends up slicing it towards cover, where Bracewell takes a smart running catch. Three runs and two wickets off the penultimate over 122/8

19.4 Catching practice for extra cover! Slower length ball outside off, Wilson slices the attempted heave straight to David, who did not have to move much 126/9

19.5 Skies it high and de Leede picks up his T20-best of 4 for 6! Another knuckle ball on a length on middle. Mills backs away to smack it down. Hits it high and David does the rest after getting around from extra cover. Glasgow are bowled out for 126 126/10

0.5 Mills is the only one excited, and Samra is given out. Just like the keeper and the slip fielder, even I hardly heard a sound. But of course I've never been an umpire. Samra drives at this full delivery swinging away and landing on a full length just outside off. He ends up getting a faint outside edge, as the keeper moved to his left to grab a simple catch 6/1

3.3 spooned to short midwicket. Glasgow are fighting with the ball after collapsing with the bat. It's a knuckle ball from Wilson to fox Smith. He floats this on a full length on the stumps, and Smith is early into his attempted hoick across the line. The ball ended up chipping in the air for a simple catch 23/2

4.3 top edge, and gone!! Ali roars at the sound of the edge. Extra bounce for him, and the angle from wide of the crease also works. BDL went hard for the slash at this short-of-a-length ball around seventh stump, and the sharp bounce took the top edge to the keeper, who took it with a reverse cup 27/3

12.4 Mills gets the set batter out and this chase gets interesting! Full and outside off, it invites the drive from Campher. But it is a back-of-the-hand slower one again, 104.5kph. He is early into the drive and lobs it to Munsey at mid-off with Amsterdam still 31 away 96/5

9.5 Straight down to long-off! Bracewell will have to give his choice of shot a rethink. Amsterdam's required rate is just over five an over. Yet he decides to charge down and take the aerial route. Looks to go over extra cover but finds Naylor at long-off perfectly. End of a 47-run partnership 74/4