9.3 big appeal for a catch at the wicket, not given, and they go upstairs right away. And it has come off the glove. Warner looks for another reverse sweep but this time the ball is not as full as the one that he pulled off two balls ago. Also it doesn't turn and kisses the glove on the way through to Pant. There is a bit of a murmur at the same time on the UltraEdge. So Warner has to go 77/1

17.5 and Bairstow's scratchy innings ends. Cross-seam, on pace, full, Bairstow goes back to try to get under the ball, but manages to only sky it to mid-off 144/3

11.2 slog-sweep against the turn on such a big boundary against Mishra's slow pace? That is a death wish, I am sorry to tell you, Mr Pandey. Mishra also gets some dip on it, and the top edge ends with Rabada at deep midwicket 92/2

19.4 full, 143ks, cross-seam, no room, Williamson looks to whip it to leg, but the slowness of the pitch means he can send it only as far as the boundary rider at midwicket 160/4

0.5 don't need slip for this. SRH have their early wicket. Short of a length, lovely outswinger seam, ball lands on it and kicks away, taking the outside edge as Shaw looks to punch it. Bairstow takes the catch. His first wicket this IPL 2/1

11.3 wrong'un outside off, and Dhawan tries the slog sweep only to be beaten. Bairstow appeals both for catch and stumping. Given not out, and they review it. So I assume the appeal is now for the catch. And it has hit the toe end of the bat. Great review. Dhawan has to go 62/3

7.2 slower through the air, and Iyer has thrown it away. He goes for a loft with an open face, and there is a fielder in place for that shot. Catching practice there 42/2

16.4 oh Pant tries the impossible shot. Rashid has slowed this down and bowled full on middle and leg. He wants to go behind square with the sweep, but he doesn't have pace to work with. Ends up sweeping this to deep square leg 117/5

15.1 wicket for Bhuvi on his comeback. He continues with the strategy of keeping it wide of Hetmyer's reach. Slower offcutter too. He still goes after this length ball, lofting it towards wide long-off. Pandey runs to his right to complete the catch despite a wobble 104/4

17.6 another lovely yorker, given lbw but I think he will get it reviewed and overturned because of the angle. He is beaten after shuffling across, but this is bowled over the wicket and has hit him in front of off. Has to be missing. But it is not. The replay shows it to be swinging back in. That is surprising, but I am not going to question the technology here. I got it wrong unlike Natarajan who has been nailing his yorkers 126/6

19.3 timber. Patel sees one on a length, and slogs across its line, only managing an inside edge onto the stumps 138/7