Anderson finishes off in style! Full and in the slot, Anderson

full wide of off, drilled to long-off for a single

full toss and Anderson misses out. He gets low to swipe and mishits to backward square leg

yorker length, Anderson manages to squeeze-flick it past short fine leg. Equation: 6 runs | 4 balls.

over the wicket, very full, Pollard swings hard and gets a thick inside edge which takes the ball to deep midwicket. Just a single as Fabian Allen is quick to release the ball

swings and misses. This one doesn't bounce much from a length, Anderson shapes to hoick it across the line and misses

slower ball, very full and wide of off, Anderson shuffles to slog and misses. Not wided as the batter moved

too outside off, left alone

1 run, Pollard swings across the line and misses to get hit on the body. Corey Anderson takes off and gets sent back by Pollard. Shadley van Schalkwyk has all three stumps to aim but misses the target at the bowler's end. Meanwhile, there's a run-out appeal at the keeper's end as Anderson is lethargic with his running. Jogs and doesn't drag the bat but he's just in

pace off and on a short of a good length, Pollard gets forward to flick and misses to get hit on the body. The ball dies down on the pitch. Pollard initially calls for the single and then send back his partner. The bowler runs forward to get to the ball but Pollard seems to be in the way. The umpires converge and have sent it upstairs to check if Pollard obstructed the field. "There's nothing going on here," says the TV umpire and rules it in favour of the batting side

slower ball, very full and Anderson drills it to long-off

Shadley van Schalkwyk misses his yorker, turns out to be a half-volley. Anderson shuffles across, stays deep, gets under the ball and lofts it straight down the ground

tries to bowl the yorker and ends up bowling it just outside the tramline, left alone by the batter

Russell misses his yorker by an inch or two and that's enough for Pollard to put it away. clears his front leg and brings his wrists into play to whip it through midwicket. Races away to the fence. Another good over for MINY - 13 off it

yorker, Pollard brings his bat down hurriedly to flick it through midwicket for a couple of runs

very full outside off, Pollard stays leg-side and reaches for it. Opens the bat-face and beautifully squeezes it into the gap through backward point

fuller than a length, Anderson clears his front leg to slog across the line and toe-ends it towards point

pace off now, Anderson shimmies down to swing across the line and misses to get hit on the body