Oh, well, look at that one. That's two wide. That's gone miles down the legs side. Well, that's one of the biggest wide of all time. And not only that, it's an interesting action he's balling with. And Zaman will have... Well, let's have another look at the action. There's actually no ball in him. Now, Fosie went over the front line. Just let's have a look. Just watch this action. Well, I tell you what, this is risky on Puke's dance part. I reckon there's a definite jerk in that action. Oh, this is unbelievably interesting. I've never seen him ball before. I think there's a definite jerk. Now, the law says, and no ball called again. Well, I think it may just be that we have a sensation on our hands here. M's a Marmarle Huck. Let's see if it's front foot. I don't think so. We made this mistake when Little Moodle Lee did it and was balling in Brisbane. Now, watch the elbow. Just watch the elbow here. Benz it, and then straitens it. Oh, wait down the next slide. Probably a good thing. I'll probably take him off. It's far wide. Very little Russia Latif can do here. It was so wide down the next slide, and he's standing up. Absolutely no chance. But this is the problem Pakistan have. They've picked two medium-paces. They have three spinners. The fielding restriction is there till the 15 overs are bold. And you see there, if he was called no ball for just touching that front line. The square leg umpire seems to have turned around and is having a good look at him. Short outside offstuff. Later, I'll do the gap on the outside. Running away down towards the boundary. I'll come back for the second. Oh, this is dramatic stuff. Here at the Patang in Singapore, are we going to see another baller? Ball for no balling. This is a big risk by Pakistan. I don't think there's any doubt that there's a bit of a jerk in this action. No ball called again. Well, I think he must be going. Now, what's he saying, the umpire? So, real drama here. Let's have another look. Now, watch the action. Watch the arm. Watch the eyes of the umpire. Well, I don't think the umpire there is looking down at the line. So, we could have some drama here. There's the action again. David Orton.