Australia tour of England and Scotland, 2nd T20I: England v Australia at Chester-le-Street live streaming

3.3	Coulter-Nile to Hales, 1 run
3.2	Coulter-Nile to Hales, no run
3.1	Coulter-Nile to Hales, no run, good length, outside off, punched into the covers on the front foot
Here's Nathan Coulter-Nile, replacing Watto "England's problem in both T20s and ODIs is their ordinary bowling," says Sam S. "All their bowlers except Finn are worse with the white ball."
End of over 3 (9 runs) England 22/0 (RR: 7.33) AD Hales    9* (9b 2x4)      MG Johnson    2-0-10-0 MJ Lumb    12* (9b 2x4)      SR Watson    1-0-11-0
2.6	Johnson to Hales, 1 run, pitched up and driven hard coming forwards, mid-off collects and throws but Hales was home
2.5	Johnson to Hales, no run, angled across on a length, Hales drives on the back foot, gets an inside edge towards midwicket
2.4	Johnson to Hales, no run, better line and length, not quite short enough to pull, played from in front of leg stump back down the track
2.3	Johnson to Hales, FOUR, drops short and this time he just uses the pace to pull round the corner, sends the ball skidding behind square this time
2.2	Johnson to Hales, FOUR, on the pads, Hales whips across the line and forces the ball to the boundary in front of deep square leg - Hales is off the mark
2.1	Johnson to Hales, no run, fullish-length ball, squirted into the covers from the crease
"Did anyone else hear a nick on that last ball of the first over?" Not sure how much help you'll get on here, Mick - I mean, my typing is good, but probably not audible
End of over 2 (12 runs) England 13/0 (RR: 6.50) MJ Lumb    12* (9b 2x4)      SR Watson    1-0-11-0 AD Hales    0* (3b)      MG Johnson    1-0-1-0
1.6	Watson to Lumb, no run, touch short, on the stumps, pulled to the man at midwicket
Slip is taken out to provide more cover against Lumb
1.5	Watson to Lumb, 2 runs, clips this one off the pads, behind square and this time Warner fields without mishap
1.4	Watson to Lumb, FOUR, sits back and muscles a pull through midwicket, plenty of wood on that but still Warner should have cut it off on the boundary, somehow he slid over it, to the general delight of the crowd
1.3	Watson to Hales, 1 leg bye, on leg stump, short of a length ball deflects away off the pad
1.2	Watson to Lumb, 1 run, bit of width again, Lumb opens the shoulders and uppercuts over gully, down to third man
1.1	Watson to Lumb, FOUR, slightly back of a length and wide of the stumps, Lumb carves the ball through point with a whip-crack slash
Shane Watson opens up from the other end
End of over 1 (1 run) England 1/0 (RR: 1.00) AD Hales    0* (2b)      MG Johnson    1-0-1-0 MJ Lumb    1* (4b)
Here's Sebastian Lee: "Everyone`s got this wrong, these T20s are a bit of fun nothing else, it won`t change anything Test wise, a different format and a different team, might as well be a different sport. Finch`s innings was outstanding but it was a freak of nature. There aren't that many more games until the World T20 and England should be experimenting to find the right formula"
0.6	Johnson to Hales, no run, speared across, back of a length and there's an energetic appeal as the ball darts past the outside edge - umpire not interested
0.5	Johnson to Hales, no run, decent bumper from Johnson, gets it up above Hales' eyeline, he crouches out of the way
0.4	Johnson to Lumb, 1 run, short, outside off and pulled, doesn't time it and the ball rolls slowly wide of mid-on
0.3	Johnson to Lumb, no run, kicking off a length, at the body and Lumb wears it on the thigh pad trying to play across the line
0.2	Johnson to Lumb, no run, slightly shorter, punched on the up in front of square, again picks out the fielder
0.1	Johnson to Lumb, no run, pitched up full outside off, Lumb plants the front foot and drills the ball straight to the man set slightly back at cover

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