1.5 got him extra bounce does the trick. Kept it on a hard length but close to the off stump, not at cutting width. Shaw went for the cut anyway, but only ends up edging it behind. Khaleel's successful immediately on his return 11/1

3.2 bouncer gets him Khaleel Ahmed is having a great comeback. Banged this in short and got it to climb over the shoulder outside off. Bad choice of shot from Dhawan, trying to pull it from just over shoulder height outside off. Sends it more high than far, and Bhuvneshwar at fine leg settles under the looping ball to hold it safely, after a small juggle 20/2

7.6 the bowler has the last laugh! He's bowled a leg-cutter with back-spin, which is a smart thing to do with Munro looking to hit with the one spinning into him. He bowls this wider of the stumps too, and Munro wants to slap this hard, but the spin ends up taking it a bit away from him and he gets a thin edge through to the keeper. Good catch by Bairstow 69/3

15.5 short, edged and gone! Iyer tried to back away and upper cut it but it didn't quite come on, there was tennis-ball like bounce on offer, and Iyer couldn't get enough on it to clear the keeper, who took it comfortably 125/4

16.2 another one-handed shot from Pant leads to his dismissal at a highly inopportune moment! It was a low full toss, Pant had no chance to get under it but tried anyway, took it from well in front of the body, which meant that he couldn't get any power behind the stroke and just spoons a simple catch to long-on 127/5

17.6 didn't matter after all! Length on off, Morris stays back as it hurries on to him and rushes through between bat and pad to crash into the stumps 133/6

19.3 that's a toe-crusher that's been missing from Bhuvneshwar's repertoire for a bit! Right on target, tailing in on middle with the batsman hanging back, finds him plumb in front 152/7

16.2 Rabada wins the battle against Warner, but he has Keemo Paul, Amit Mishra and perhaps even Ricky Bhui to thank! Slower ball on middle, held in the surface, Warner tried to go over mid-off, who was in the circle but only had to take a couple of steps back to take and significantly dent SRH's chances 106/4

9.5 straight to Rabada at long-off bowled it very wide, just inside the tram-line, Bairstow went at it hard, but got only the toe-end. Another slower ball. He ends up hitting down the throat of long-off 72/1

11.4 Rabada pulls of an excellent catch diving forward at mid-off! Well disguised slower ball, Williamson went for the lofted drive with the mid-off up, couldn't time it due to the slowness and ended up spooning it towards Rabada, who took it brilliantly, taking a few steps forward before diving 78/2

15.2 slower ball outside off and that ends an innings that has done SRH's chances more harm than good, looked to smash it into oblivion, ended up top edging it to point's left 101/3

16.3 another one goes high up in the air and that could be the match! Short ball, Vijay Shankar has little choice but to attack, goes for the pull but with his weight forward is in position to execute it, only manages a top edge, called nice and early by the wicketkeeper 106/5

17.2 knocked him over as the leg stump goes cartwheeling! Perfect yorker, taling back in and through Deepak Hooda 110/6

17.6 that's three in the over for Morris! Length on middle, tries to heave it to the leg side, gets it high on the bat and only manages to lob it up to extra cover 112/8

17.3 length on middle, swung away towards deep squareleg and SRH are losing wickets in a clump with the required-rate climbing every ball. Chris Morris is on a hat-trick now as Rashid Khan holes out 110/7

18.4 slower ball on a length, he goes for the hoick to the leg side, gets it on the splice and offers a high return catch to the bowler 116/9

18.5 bowled him! The perfect yorker to complete a perfect defence of what looked like a below-par score but has proved to be more than enough as the Capitals stretch their winning streak to three and SRH go down for the third time in succession 116/10