England vs Ireland, 28th Match, Super Eights at Providence, , Mar 30 2007 - Ball by Ball Commentary

another well-directed yorker, through a indecisive swish, and the leg stump is sent spinning

into the off side for a strolled single

steered to point where Vaughan misfields

Rankin moves towards leg stump and misses outside off

outside off, misses with an attempted prod

steered to point for a quick single, and had the throw at the bowler's end hit, then the batsman, who was ambling, would have gone

onto the front foot and played to cover

a step to leg and pushed to the man in the deep in the covers

full toss, a thick edge flies to the left of Nixon and he is down and across quickly to gather one handed. A good stop made to look easy

beats him outside off, but this time not near the edge

outside off stump, a bit of a push, Nixon and Flintoff both go up for the catch but Billy Doctrove remains unphased

again full - Flintoff has a rhythm now - and a single to the off

full, jammed into the off side for a quick single

super yorker-length delivery, the bat comes down just in time and the ball squirts away fine on the off side ... Flintoff and Nixon appeal and the umpire gives it out. I would like to see that again ... well, the replay looks for all the world that the ball came off the outside edge, but perhaps there was boot first ... all a bit incolnclusive

tipped into the off side, he pinches the strike

White tries to paddle the ball round to leg, Collingwood bowls wide outside off stump and there is no way the batsman can scoop it round from there, it lobs off the face of the bat high into the air and Nixon runs ten yards back to take the simplest of catches

slower ball, White leans back and hammers that into the leg side, long-on has to run 30 yards to his right to field five yards in from the rope

Collingwood goers wide again, White misses but that should be a wide if there is consistency

far too wide, White swishes and a thick edge scurries along the ground for four, too fine for the man at wide third man

leg stumpish, swung high over square leg. Collingwood was fooled by White's first movement, which was to leg, and he then shuffled to the off