Stoinis to Bairstow, 1 run, back of a lengther, into the body. A hopping pull, in front of square leg 
      Stoinis to Root, 1 run, opens up his bat face, guiding the yorker, almost squeezing it rather. Down to third man 
      Stoinis to Root, no run, rare. Slighty wider, and Root swings without quite getting close enough. Misses 
      Stoinis to Bairstow, 1 run, fuller. Muscled away down the ground 
      Stoinis to Bairstow, SIX, length to welcome. That juicy length you are told not to bowl at the death. Bairstow makes room, slicing it over long-off, and with the parabolic angle teasing him 
      Stoinis to Hales, out Caught&Bowled!! You needed something freaky to get stop this freak of an innings. And it is Stoinis with his it-had-to-stick catch who's pulled it out. So it was a spongy bouncer dug into the pitch, Hales replies with a vertically-batted pull. And it pops up down the pitch, where all Stoinis does is stick his palm out. Hales c and b Stoinis 49(24) [4s-5 6s-2]