Melbourne Stars vs Sydney Thunder, 14th Match - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Stoinis to Warner, out Caught by Campbell Kellaway!! Stoinis is pumped. A short of length delivery on off, maybe stopped on Warner a tad, who punches and takes the bottom-hand off the bat, it still flies to backward point, and a fine catch over his head on the reverse-cup. Stoinis runs away tapping his chest in celebration. Warner c Campbell Kellaway b Stoinis 10(12) [6s-1]

Stoinis to Warner, SIX, there he goes. On to the top of the roof on the Bradman stand at deep square-leg. We need a replacement ball. A smile from Stoinis after that. It's full on middle, Warner gets low, on one knee and swings, it flies, lands on the roof and we need to get another ball

Mitchell Swepson to Warner, 1 run, full on the stumps, Warner gets forward to drive to long-on

Mitchell Swepson to Warner, no run, Warner comes down the track but is not to the pitch of the ball, so punches the length delivery to extra-cover

Mitchell Swepson to Warner, no run, slower and tossed up full on leg-stump, Warner gets forward to defend to the short cover region

Tom Curran to Warner, no run, short of length and outside the leg-stump, Warner goes on the back foot to nudge, misses, off the thigh to the off-side

Tom Curran to Warner, no run, full just outside off, Warner gets forward to drive hard and straight to cover

Mitchell Swepson to Warner, 1 run, down leg, Warner goes on the back foot and pulls to deep backward square-leg

Mitchell Swepson to Warner, no run, flat good length on off, Warner makes room slightly and cuts it to short cover

Stoinis to Warner, 1 run, full on middle-stump, Warner gets forward to push to mid-on for one

Stoinis to Warner, wide, short of length down leg, Warner flicks and misses

Stoinis to Warner, 1 run, short of length just outside off, Warner goes on the back foot and pushes it, off the open-face, wide of backward point who dives to his right and gets a hand to it, but doesn't stop it cleanly

Haris Rauf to Warner, no run, short of length on middle, Warner goes on the back foot to defend it back, off the thick inside half of the bat