6.5 edged and taken! Stunning bowling! Looped up devilishly on a full length on middle and leg. Drifts into the batter before dipping and then snaking away. Ronak tries to knock it down the ground but the excessive turn means he can only feather it through to Conway. Smart catch behind the stumps, and Uganda are four down! 10/4

0.3 big appeal, and given! That looks very plumb! Another yorker, which starts on middle and leg and curves away. Ssesazi has no clue about it and is awfully late in jamming his bat down. Sneaks past the inside edge and hits him flush on the back leg, right in front of middle stump. Ssesazi does not bother with the review, and Uganda lose their first! 1/1

0.4 clean through! Full just outside off and this swerves back in devilishly. Obuya looks for the drive first up but does so without getting to the pitch of the ball. The inward movement takes it past the inside edge, through the gap between bat and pad, and smashes into the stumps! 1/2

3.4 Southee goes up, and so does Paul Reiffel's finger! Length on middle and leg, and this seems to curve back in. Curves back in enough and keeps low to graze the pad and then hit the bat as Ramjani looks to defend. Ramjani has reviewed, and don't think he will get as much success as Ronak did in the last over. Clearly pad-first and Ball Tracking reckons it is missing leg stump because....it is thundering into the middle of middle stump! 2/3

7.5 castled! Much fuller, slanting into off stump. Nips back in a little off the surface too and Waiswa, trying the booming off-drive, leaves a massive gap between bat and pad, mostly because his feet had gone nowhere. The ball bursts through and he hears the death rattle soon after! 15/5

11.2 beautiful bowling, and no Riazat rescue act for Uganda tonight! Fizzed through on a length on middle and off. Drifts in and then rags away after pitching. Riazat has not accounted for that much turn and tries to defend with an open bat face. Almost glides it off the face and Conway pouches it smartly behind the stumps! 23/6

13.3 taken brilliantly by Glenn Phillips! Dangles the carrot outside off and Nakrani bites. Looks for the big slog over cow corner but does not get the power, the placement or the elevation. Swipes it flat towards deep mid wicket, where Phillips hurtles in off the fence, lunges forward and snaffles up a sharp chance. Phillips was not right on the fence and that allowed him to get to it. Nakrani has to go, and Uganda are 26-7! 26/7

17.3 trapped in front, and that is a no-brainer for the umpire! Back of a length on middle and off. Nips back in a smidgen and keeps low. Achelam, having moved across his stumps, plays all over it and gets pinned on the knee roll of the front pad. That was only heading one way, and that was into middle stump. No review from Achelam, and Uganda are eight down! 39/8

17.4 that is as plumb as it can get! Length just outside off, and this decks back in sharply. Keeps extraordinarily low too and smacks into the pad, almost up around the shins. Southee goes up and Paul Reiffel upholds the appeal. Miyagi has reviewed it because, well, why not. Clear gap between bat and ball, and Ball Tracking has it pummelling middle of middle stump. Uganda nine down now! 39/9

18.4 that will be that! Uganda have been rolled over for 40! Looped up beautifully on a full length on middle and leg. Dips on the batter late and it is just too good for Kyewuta. He tries to flick it away but the turn takes the outside edge and Mitchell does the rest at slip! 40/10

4.2 appeal, and given! Allen cannot believe it, and he reviews it! Sprayed down leg. Allen looks to tickle it fine and seems to miss it. The umpire, though, thinks otherwise and reckons bat is involved. There was a sound as the ball went past the bat, but did the bat hit the ground or his boot on the way? There is a spike but Kumar Dharmasena says there is a gap between bat and ball, and that the bat brushed the floor, only to then go back and have another look. Now, he says there is a spike as the ball passes the bat, and the decision stands! The right decision might have been made eventually! 24/1