Pitch report | Nick Knight and Simon Katich: 62 meters, 68 meters square boundaries. Pitch number 2. It's a bit like Jekyll and Hyde. Since 2025, twice the team batting first have scored less than 160. But then, on three occasions, the team batting first have scored 245-plus. But I look at this wicket tonight, and I think we both agree, this has got plenty of runs in it. Rock hard, not a blade of grass in it. But the thing I want to highlight is the surrounding pitches. They're really abrasive. Dare I say it, like sandpaper. So, let's look out for the last bit of the innings, maybe 3 or 4 overs, that ball might just tail a little bit at the back end of the innings. What about the bowlers? What can they do? They'll get some purchase potentially with the older ball. So I think it'll skid on with the new ball, and that's where it's going to be dangerous in the power play. High scoring powerplay, might just slow up a bit when they start bowling cutters into the surface. Maybe takes a little bit of spin, but generally a very, very good batting surface. Who would be a bowler anyway? Runs for fun, we think.