A crushing win for the Bangalore at home to begin their campaign. We say this every year but again, they're looking good to go all the way with the strength of their squad. Especially their batting. It's a line-up to die for. That concludes the fourth consecutive one-sided affair in the T20 League, although this one thrilled with the quality of batsmanship on display. Hope you enjoyed our coverage. Join us tomorrow for a mouth-watering clash between KOL and MUM at the Eden Gardens. Till then, take care. Cheers!

AB: "Absolutely love playing here. The crowd always gets behind us. Pleasure batting with Virat and enjoyed myself. We love running between the wickets. I love batting at 3 and gives me time to read the game. I have been scratchy in the last few weeks, even in the nets I felt horrible. It comes down to what you do in the middle. The bowlers have played together for quite a few years. One or two guys, a guy like Shane Watson coming in and Milne, who has been injured for the last 2 years. All of a sudden it looks like a very good combination of youth and experience. Some very good signs for this season. Kolkata came back from 5 losses in a row, but it's never happened again. So it's important to start well. Hopefully we'll take this into the next few games."

AB de Villiers is the Man of the Match

Kohli: "We lost the toss. Didn't get to do what we wanted, see how the wicket played out. But it was a good effort to get close to 230. Bowlers did a very good job after they got off to a good start. Watson has that experience in the middle, and Warner's wicket helped. Rasool is a deceptive bowler, we saw in the nets that he was troubling the batters. His trajectory of the ball is such that he can fox the batsman with change of pace. Parvez was the standout bowler for me today. Chahal as well did a good job, he went for a few today but as long as he keeps getting me 2-3 wickets in the middle, it's fine. AB was fantastic and we've had a big partnership in Bombay [last season] as well. He took the pressure off me and started hitting the ball like only he can. Pleasure playing with him."

Warner got off to a flier and went bang, bang, bang at the top! But the problem was that it was all about him. He didn't find any support from the other end. Dhawan's off spin woes continued to hold him back, Henriques absolutely struggled to get the big hits away and it was too much to ask of the HYD captain to do it himself. Chasing such a huge total, it can't just be about one man. So once he perished in the 9th over after a sizzling 58 off 25, the game was done there and then. All the momentum stalled since that point, wickets fell in a clump, and BLR started imposing themselves. Reddy had a bit of fun towards the end, and so did Karn, but it was never going to matter.

Warner: "Won't take it away from them. It hurts when one bowler goes down. We bowled well in the first 3 overs. Tough ask for the boys to go out there and get 228. Nehra will be out for a couple of games, he's hurt his groin again. Mustafizur bowled well throughout the WC and he's definitely a find. We go out there and bat the way we know best. I would have liked a bit more tonight but we have to take the positives. We have a nice batting track in Hyderabad, and we have to execute well with the ball and not lose wickets in clumps."

19.6 - Watson to Karn Sharma, no run, misses a low full toss and BLR emerge clear victors by 45 runs. Kohli is a happy camper sporting a big smile as he shakes hands. The batting line-up he commands is blockbuster, and it will be quite a task to stop them at home

19.5 - Watson to Eoin Morgan, 1 run, reaches out to a wide length ball and flat-bats it down to long-off. One ball left to complete the rites

19.4 - Watson to Karn Sharma, 1 run, another full bunger, limply hit through the mid-off region

19.3 - Watson to Karn Sharma, 2 runs, slices a full toss over the cover region and ambles back for two

19.2 - Watson to Karn Sharma, no run, slower short ball on the stumps, and another swing and a miss

19.2 - Watson to Karn Sharma, wide, slower short ball which loops over Karn's attempted ramp through to the keeper. Very high and wided

19.1 - Watson to Karn Sharma, FOUR, steps to leg and masterfully slices a near yorker to the third man fence. How about that! He's opened the bat face deliberately and converted a brilliant delivery into a four

Shane Watson [3.0-0-21-2] is back into the attack

18.6 - Harshal Patel to Eoin Morgan, 2 runs, drills a full ball straight down the ground where long-on and long-off converge. One of them dives to flick it back inside

18.5 - Harshal Patel to Eoin Morgan, 2 runs, Chris Gayle has been made to dive at square leg. I repeat. He actually dives. Morgan mistimes the pull to the right of him, and there he goes - the big Jamaican. Makes a half-stop. His reactions are priceless. Certainly not amused to be doing all this hard labour

18.4 - Harshal Patel to Eoin Morgan, no run, short ball which sticks in the pitch, loops up off the deck and Morgan chops his pull off a bottom edge into his body

18.3 - Harshal Patel to Eoin Morgan, no run, deceives him for lack of pace. Morgan is struggling to get 'em away. Swings and misses

18.2 - Harshal Patel to Karn Sharma, 1 run, short ball and it's been pulled along the carpet to deep mid-wicket

18.1 - Harshal Patel to Karn Sharma, FOUR, spanked! Not sure where he wanted to go with this. Short of length ball which skids on across off, it looked for a brief moment that Karn was aiming to pull it away but it hurried onto him. Ended up whacking it wide of sweeper cover

17.6 - Milne to Karn Sharma, byes, 1 run, slower short ball which dupes Karn for lack of pace. He's too early in the pull and misses it altogether. Called through by his partner for a bye after a fumble from the keeper

17.5 - Milne to Karn Sharma, FOUR, another high full toss but this time Karn has made enough room to slash at it and slice it fine to the third man fence

17.4 - Milne to Karn Sharma, no run, oh bejeezus! His yorker has gone terribly wrong. Very high full toss which soars over the stumps to the keeper. Not above waist height? Not for the umpires at least

17.3 - Milne to Karn Sharma, no run, short ball in line with the stumps, Karn misses with a pull

17.2 - Milne to Karn Sharma, SIX, short ball outside off, Karn slices it towards the third man fence. Another teaser for the fielder, who moves to his left but the ball just about clears his dive

17.1 - Milne to Eoin Morgan, 1 run, belts a full ball down to long-off

Adam Milne [3.0-0-32-1] is back into the attack

16.6 - Harshal Patel to Karn Sharma, no run, slogs a full ball to deep mid-wicket, he's not timed it pretty well and Milne is pedaling back. He catches it easily enough, but then realizes that his momentum will take him over so he flicks it inside. His right foot is very close to the rope but he's okay. And surprisingly, there has been no run taken

16.5 - Harshal Patel to Karn Sharma, no run, beaten by a slower short ball. He swung too early and couldn't connect

16.4 - Harshal Patel to Karn Sharma, 2 runs, wide half-volley outside off, might have been the slower one too. Karn reaches out and slices it over backward point for another couple

16.3 - Harshal Patel to Karn Sharma, 2 runs, heaves at a length ball but he can only drag it off a thick inside edge through the mid-wicket region. No one in the ring there and they scamper for a brace

16.2 - Harshal Patel to Karn Sharma, no run, angles in a bouncer, it's well directed towards Karn's badge, and he's happy to duck underneath

16.1 - Harshal Patel to Eoin Morgan, 1 run, slower full toss from round the wicket, don't think Morgan picked it early and he can only push it towards long-off

Karn Sharma, left handed bat, comes to the crease

Harshal Patel [2.0-0-19-0] is back into the attack

Time to plot strategies, as to how to chase 81 in 24, with the time-out.

15.6 - Watson to Ashish Reddy, out Bowled!! Reddy's little bash comes to an end. Watson is just too good. Runs in and slips in a yorker, Reddy tries to use the long handle but is too late. BAM goes the leg stump. Ashish Reddy b Watson 32(18) [4s-2 6s-3]

Watson to Ashish Reddy, THAT'S OUT!! Bowled!!

15.5 - Watson to Eoin Morgan, 1 run, blistering cut through point but there is protection in the deep. The man there is fairly square and is able to cut it out

15.4 - Watson to Eoin Morgan, 2 runs, put down by Chahal in the deep! Morgan reaches out for a wide half-volley and carves it over cover. Got it close to the bottom of the bat and didn't have enough to clear the ropes. Chahal runs to his left, gets both hands but can't cling on

15.3 - Watson to Eoin Morgan, no run, came down too early. Watson saw him and hurled a bouncer which whirred past Morgan's attempted pull. It was pacy, and went through him before he knew it

15.2 - Watson to Eoin Morgan, FOUR, tries a yorker, misses his mark and offers a low full toss. Not a problem for the English T20 skipper as he belts it over mid-wicket without much hassle

15.1 - Watson to Ashish Reddy, 1 run, low full toss tailing in on middle, slotted to long-on

Shane Watson [2.0-0-13-1] is back into the attack

14.6 - P Rasool to Ashish Reddy, 1 run, swatted down to long-on. Fast and full from Rasool and Reddy can only hammer it along the carpet

14.5 - P Rasool to Ashish Reddy, SIX, just over a leaping Kohli at long-on! Didn't get all of it after skipping out, but these are such short boundaries. If you can't hit a six here, then that will be one duck which won't ever be broken

14.4 - P Rasool to Ashish Reddy, FOUR, Reddy is helping himself to a few good boundaries. Sits on the back knee, gets it on an ideal length and smacks it behind square to split the field

14.3 - P Rasool to Eoin Morgan, 1 run, fires it full and Morgan can't get underneath it. Drills it down to long-on

14.2 - P Rasool to Ashish Reddy, 1 run, darted in and turning towards off, laced to long-off

14.1 - P Rasool to Eoin Morgan, 1 run, dances down the track but is unable to get within close proximity of the ball, still goes through with a slog and swats it off the inside half through mid-wicket

13.6 - Chahal to Ashish Reddy, no run, slightly quicker outside off and Reddy almost overbalances on the sweep as he went so hard. Fails to connect

13.5 - Chahal to Ashish Reddy, SIX, steps out now and smears it over the long-off boundary. Chahal is tossing it up, leaving himself vulnerable to this outcome. Props to him. It's about risk and reward

13.4 - Chahal to Ashish Reddy, no run, here's a boundary ball. Short and very wide outside off, Reddy flashes hard, under edges it and the deflection is too huge to blame the keeper

13.3 - Chahal to Ashish Reddy, SIX, gallops down the track, close enough to the pitch of the flighted leg-break and pumps it over wide long-on. You need only hit it close to the meat at this ground, keeps flying

13.2 - Chahal to Ashish Reddy, no run, punched towards extra-cover who moves quickly to field

13.1 - Chahal to Ashish Reddy, no run, he's trying to sweep a ball which is turning away well wide of off, the amount of turn on it means that he can't lay bat

12.6 - P Rasool to Ashish Reddy, 1 run, flicked in the air, well wide of mid-wicket and down to long-on

12.5 - P Rasool to Ashish Reddy, no run, punched to the left of Rasool who is agile off his own bowling. Throws himself to stop

12.4 - P Rasool to Ashish Reddy, FOUR, races away off the toe-end. Fired in wide outside off, Reddy slashes hard and barely gets there and it speeds away past short third man

12.3 - P Rasool to Eoin Morgan, 1 run, sliding in from round the wicket, tucked through mid-wicket

12.2 - P Rasool to Ashish Reddy, 1 run, ewww, strange! Slowish off-break, on the shorter side too. Reddy sits back in the crease and awkwardly bunts it in the air over the bowler's head. A mere chip towards long-on

12.1 - P Rasool to Ashish Reddy, no run, flatter and slightly short outside off, pacy too, and Reddy is late on the cut

Parvez Rasool [2.0-0-10-1] is back into the attack

11.6 - Chahal to Eoin Morgan, no run, fires in a near yorker outside off, and Morgan can only jam it to cover

11.5 - Chahal to Eoin Morgan, FOUR, swept away emphatically! Another googly, but it didn't matter as Morgan bent into position quickly and slapped it through square leg

11.4 - Chahal to Ashish Reddy, 1 run, superb flight on the googly, Reddy is lunging forward to reach it but the ball dips on him. The bat twists on impact and the off-drive is dragged to long-on

Ashish Reddy, right handed bat, comes to the crease

11.3 - Chahal to Deepak Hooda, out Caught by de Villiers!! Good luck climbing this mountain when you smack filthy long-hops to the fielders. In an attempt to dart it in, Chahal drops it very short and wide outside off. A conventional square cut would have done nicely, but Hooda is seeing it differently. Tries to pull it away, can't quite time it well and holes out at long-on. Deepak Hooda c de Villiers b Chahal 6(6) [4s-1]

Chahal to Deepak Hooda, THAT'S OUT!! Caught!!

11.3 - Chahal to Deepak Hooda, wide, similar to the previous ball, even wider infact and Hooda lets it go

11.2 - Chahal to Deepak Hooda, no run, shortish outside off, turns away to offer enough width and Hooda mistimes the cut to point

11.1 - Chahal to Eoin Morgan, leg byes, 1 run, Chahal roars in appeal after beating Morgan on the reverse-sweep and hitting the pad. Very optimistic though. This googly has pitched well outside leg

Here's something interesting. Both teams are on the same score (not wickets). Just emphasizes the magnitude of carnage which transpired in BLR's latter half of the innings..

10.6 - Milne to Eoin Morgan, 1 run, short ball which rises over Morgan's left shoulder. He's in position quickly though and rolls his wrists to keep it down, all the way to deep square leg

10.5 - Milne to Deepak Hooda, 1 run, uses the pace on the short of length delivery, plants an open bat face to it and skims it down to third man

10.4 - Milne to Deepak Hooda, FOUR, oh blimey! He's smoked it. Pacy length ball slanting in towards off, Hooda clears the front leg and whacks it wide of mid-on. Probably a better effort could have been put in but gee, the ball was traveling

Eoin Morgan, left handed bat, comes to the crease

10.3 - Milne to Henriques, out Caught by P Rasool!! There's that burst of pace from Milne and it has done for Henriques. Pounds it on a short of length outside off, goes through off the deck in a hurry and catches the splice of Henriques's attempted pull to offer a dolly to mid-wicket. HYD sink further. Henriques c P Rasool b Milne 19(23) [4s-2]

Milne to Henriques, THAT'S OUT!! Caught!!

10.2 - Milne to Deepak Hooda, 1 run, stays flat-footed to a back of a length delivery just outside off and pats it through the covers

10.1 - Milne to Deepak Hooda, no run, prods forward to a length ball and drives tamely to the left of short cover where Kohli dives to stop. It was more a case of ball hitting bat. No timing

Adam Milne [2.0-0-25-0] is back into the attack

It's getting to that stage where the rate starts climbing exponentially. Someone needs to explode, right about now. Kohli reverts to pace in the form of Milne and a slip in place for the new man as well...

9.6 - Chahal to Henriques, no run, a touch of width on offer, Henriques backs away, uses his feet and slaps it towards the cover-region

9.5 - Chahal to Henriques, FOUR, just in the nick of time, Henriques uses the depth of the crease to play the short-arm pull to a shorter in length delivery and it vrooms away to the long-on boundary. Henriques is a good player of spin. He has played some fine knocks for NSW in the Sheffield Shield at the SCG

9.4 - Chahal to Henriques, no run, too straight from Chahal, Henriques misses with his tuck

Deepak Hooda, right handed bat, comes to the crease

9.3 - Chahal to N Ojha, out Caught by de Villiers!! Another incision has been made. This time, it is Ojha's turn to take the walk back to the pavilion with a forlorn look on his face. Flatter delivery and zooming in on the stumps, Ojha looks to go aerial with his loft, but does not time it that well. de Villiers at long-on snaffles an easy catch. N Ojha c de Villiers b Chahal 0(4)

Chahal to N Ojha, THAT'S OUT!! Caught!!

9.3 - Chahal to N Ojha, wide, well outside off, left alone to the keeper, adjudged as a wide

9.2 - Chahal to N Ojha, no run, muted appeal from Chahal for LBW but turned down. The straighter one from Chahal, Ojha gets an inside edge on his forward defence

9.1 - Chahal to Henriques, 1 run, Henriques backs away and mistimes the drive to extra cover

8.6 - Watson to N Ojha, no run, Watson and the keeper belt out a loud appeal for caught behind, but turned down. Back of a length delivery that nibbles a touch away from Ojha, he hangs back in the crease and has a tame poke at it, only for the ball to snake past the outside edge. On replays it is clear that the bat flicked the front pad and that was the noise which excited Watson. Good decision by the umpire

8.5 - Watson to N Ojha, no run, good length delivery and just outside off, Ojha dabs it to backward point

Naman Ojha, right handed bat, comes to the crease

8.4 - Watson to Warner, out Caught by Milne!! Well, Watson has that happy knack of picking up prized scalps. Here he sends the dangerous Warner back to the hut. Wait as they are checking for a front foot no-ball. However, Watson is fine there. Now, they are checking whether that short delivery bowled by Watson was above head height. Even there in a crystal clear manner one can see that he is fine. The cross-seamer banged in ball, Warner mistimes the pull and Milne at deep square leg pouches the catch with both hands. Warner c Milne b Watson 58(25) [4s-4 6s-5]

Watson to Warner, THAT'S OUT!! Caught!!

8.3 - Watson to Henriques, 1 run, yorker and on the stumps, Henriques digs it out to mid-wicket

8.2 - Watson to Henriques, 2 runs, the cross-seam short delivery by Watson, Henriques gets the pull off the toe-end, but it lands between two fielders at deep backward square leg. Henriques picks up a couple

8.1 - Watson to Henriques, no run, good length delivery and just outside off, Henriques pats it to point

Shane Watson [1.0-0-10-0] is back into the attack

Strategic time-out in place now. It is also time for me to take a bit of breather

7.6 - Chahal to Warner, SIX, Warner is in the mood for sure. Another flatter delivery from Chahal, Warner sinks on one knee and pulverises it over long-on for a maxmimum

7.5 - Chahal to Warner, no run, well, Warner almost lost his wicket there. The straighter one from Chahal, Warner looks to guide it to third man and ekes out an inside edge. Luckily for him, it does not go on to hit the stumps

7.4 - Chahal to Warner, 2 runs, Warner stays back and works this flatter delivery on the stumps to mid-on. Good running between the wickets by the duo help them to add two more runs to the tally

7.3 - Chahal to Warner, SIX, Warner reaches his fifty in style with a six. The Pocket Dynamo is certainly in prime form. Too full by Chahal, Warner lofts it over long-off and clears the boundary boards with ease. It hit the sweet spot of the bat

7.2 - Chahal to Warner, FOUR, width on offer, Warner looks to cut, but doesn't get it off the middle of the bat. However, it zoomed away to the third man fence

7.1 - Chahal to Henriques, 1 run, the leg-spinner that is bowled outside off, Henriques ekes out an inside edge on his drive to cover-point

Yuzvendra Chahal, right-arm leg break, comes into the attack

6.6 - Harshal Patel to Henriques, 1 run, clever stuff by Patel. The slower short one and he bowled it outside off, Henriques was too early into the pull. As a result, gets it to off the toe-end to mid-on. On this track, a bowler needs to have a box full of tricks

6.5 - Harshal Patel to Henriques, FOUR, now that is a release shot for Henriques. Fuller length delivery and on off-stump, Henriques plays through the line and lifts it to the long-on boundary. It crashed into the ad-cushions there

6.4 - Harshal Patel to Henriques, no run, the pressure is getting to Henriques. Shortish and outside off, Henriques rocks back quickly and ushers in a pull, but can't beat the man stationed at mid-wicket

6.3 - Harshal Patel to Warner, 1 run, good length delivery and just outside off, Warner calmly pats it to third man and picks up another single

6.2 - Harshal Patel to Henriques, 1 run, full and straight from Patel, Henriques squeezes it out to mid-on

6.2 - Harshal Patel to Henriques, wide, Patel has lost the radar now. Splayed down leg, Henriques can't get to the ball with his tuck, the keeper does well to dive to his left and save a few runs for his side, signalled as a wide

6.1 - Harshal Patel to Henriques, no run, short and wide delivery, Henriques attempts a half-hearted cut and the ball whooshes past the outside edge

5.6 - P Rasool to Warner, no run, Warner makes room and chops a flatter delivery back towards the bowler

5.5 - P Rasool to Warner, no run, Warner looks to pull a flatter delivery and and misses. It hits his back thigh. Rasool comes up with a muted appeal for LBW, but it was going down leg

5.4 - P Rasool to Warner, SIX, it is raining sixes at the stadium. The Pocket Rocket, Warner, camps back to a shorter in length delivery and hammers it over the mid-wicket fence for a maximum

5.3 - P Rasool to Henriques, 1 run, Henriques wants a piece of Rasool. He charges down the track, but again Rasool keeps it on the stumps, flicked off the inside part of the bat to long-on

5.2 - P Rasool to Henriques, no run, Henriques skips out of the crease, but Rasool follows him. In the end, pushed back towards the bowler

5.1 - P Rasool to Henriques, no run, flatter delivery and on the stumps, worked to mid-wicket

4.6 - Harshal Patel to Warner, no run, mediocred with width, Warner gets an inside edge on his cut back down the pitch. Nearly a chop on there, but Warner has no other choice but to throw the kitchen sink at almost everything

4.5 - Harshal Patel to Warner, FOUR, poor bowling by Patel, Warner just helps this delivery that was drifting down leg to the fine leg boundary. With the fine leg fielder inside the circle that was a bad delivery to bowl

4.4 - Harshal Patel to Warner, no run, fullish and outside off, Warner slaps it to mid-off

4.3 - Harshal Patel to Warner, SIX, Warner has launched that into the orbit. He has such quick hands. Fuller length and just outside off, Warner clears his front leg and then clubs it over extra cover and it goes all the way. It hits the second tier

4.2 - Harshal Patel to Henriques, 1 run, fuller length delivery and just outside off, Henriques mistimes the drive square on the off-side and leisurely jogs to the other end

4.1 - Harshal Patel to Henriques, no run, from wide of the crease, Patel bowls a slower one, Henriques works it to mid-wicket

Harshal Patel, right-arm medium, comes into the attack

3.6 - P Rasool to Henriques, 1 run, the arm-ball from Rasool, Henriques camps back and pushes to long-on to pick up a single

3.5 - P Rasool to Henriques, no run, Henriques waltzes down the track. However, Rasool sees it early and follows him with a flatter one, Henriques gets it off the inside part of the bat towards mid-wicket

3.4 - P Rasool to Henriques, no run, flatter delivery and on the stumps, Henriques clips it to mid-wicket

3.3 - P Rasool to Warner, 1 run, tossed up delivery and on the stumps, Warner dabs it to extra cover

3.2 - P Rasool to Henriques, 1 run, Henriques dances down the track and whips it to long-on

Moises Henriques, right handed bat, comes to the crease

3.1 - P Rasool to Dhawan, out Bowled!! This has to be the noisiest crowd I have seen as they erupt with Dhawan being chugged down. Rasool straightaway strikes for BLR. He got just enough side spin from round the wicket, Dhawan played inside the line of the ball as he looked to defend and missed. His off-stump took a beating. Dhawan b P Rasool 8(9) [4s-1]

P Rasool to Dhawan, THAT'S OUT!! Bowled!!

Parvez Rasool, right-arm off break, comes into the attack

Spin introduced into the attack for the first time. Rasool has a slip in place

2.6 - Milne to Warner, SIX, crash bang and wallop. When the willow met the leather, the sweet sound it made gave an inkling that it came right off the screws. Fuller length delivery and on off-stump, Warner just lofts it to over long-on for a maximum

2.5 - Milne to Warner, FOUR, much needed boundary for HYD. Good length delivery and just outside off, Warner lifts it to the deep extra cover boundary. It did not come off the middle of the bat, but it had enough legs to run away to the fence

2.4 - Milne to Dhawan, 1 run, shortish and just outside off, Dhawan stays slightly leg-side of the ball and dabs it to third man. Dhawan's back foot hardly moves and he is going to be tested by Milne

2.3 - Milne to Warner, 1 run, another razor sharp yorker by Milne, Warner squeezes it to cover point and hares down to the other end

2.2 - Milne to Dhawan, 1 run, just behind a good length and targetting the stumps, Dhawan clips it to square leg. Milne is hurrying the pair for pace. He is certainly steaming into the crease today

2.1 - Milne to Dhawan, no run, a tad fuller and just outside off, Dhawan pats it to mid-off

1.6 - Watson to Warner, 2 runs, short delivery and zooming in on the stumps, Warner pulls it to short fine leg, where Rasool runs around and with a dive saves a couple of runs

1.5 - Watson to Dhawan, 1 run, too straight from Watson, clipped to short mid-wicket

1.4 - Watson to Dhawan, FOUR, the BLR camp is up for it. The fielding has been sharp today. Fuller length delivery and just outside off, Dhawan drives it towards sweeper cover, where the fielder runs around the circumference and puts in a dive to his right, but can't stop the boundary

1.3 - Watson to Warner, 1 run, width on offer, Warner cuts it to backward point, who makes a sharp stop

1.2 - Watson to Warner, no run, great stop by Binny at mid-on! Fullish and on the stumps, Warner lifts it towards mid-on where Binny puts in a desperate dive to his right to save a certain boundary

1.1 - Watson to Warner, 2 runs, drama in the middle as the duo steal a couple of runs. Good length delivery and just outside off, Warner aims to cut and gets it off the toe-end. Dhawan sets off for a quick single. The keeper Jadhav effects a direct-hit at the striker's end. But the batsman was in. However, the pair hare down for another run. Even at the non-striker's end there was another direct-hit, but to no avail

Shane Watson, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack

Shane Watson will share the new ball duties. He has a lone slip in place

0.6 - Milne to Dhawan, no run, another full delivery from Milne, Dhawan drives it to extra cover, but can't breach the gap

0.5 - Milne to Dhawan, no run, very full and a wee bit of swing from Milne, Dhawan is opened up in his defence and gets a leading edge towards short cover

0.4 - Milne to Warner, 1 run, very low full toss from Milne, Warner bunts it down to mid-off for a quick single

0.3 - Milne to Warner, FOUR, toe-crusher and just outside off, Warner just about manages to get a bit of bat on it. It scurries past the diving keeper to the third man boundary. Milne was unlucky there

0.2 - Milne to Dhawan, 1 run, good length delivery and just outside off, Dhawan tries to tentatively drive and gets an inside edge. The duo scamper across for a single

0.1 - Milne to Warner, 1 run, low full toss from Milne, Warner tucks it to mid-on. Milne is bowling with good wheels

0.1 - Milne to Warner, 5 wides, I thought it hit the thigh pad. However, the umpire gives it as five wides! Pacy good length delivery, but drifting down leg, Warner aims to tuck it around the corner and it hits his thigh pad. Despite the keeper diving to his right, it runs away to the fine leg fence. It was bowled at 140ks

Warner and Dhawan are at the crease. Warner is on strike. Milne will open the attack