The Power Sweep

Karun Nair shows great sweeping form on his way to a fantastic 300.

On The Level

Rohit Sharma gets those wrists rolling.

Keeping Your Head Down

Luke Ronchi holds his shape and shows some form.

The Dilshan Spiral

Leaning Into Summer

Bj Watling looks to be getting the feel of ball on willow as the northern summer approaches.

Elementary My Dear Watson...

... just hit the thing hard and clean.

On The Block

Ed Joyce injects a bit of sanity into a T20 match with a good ole fashion defensive shot. Not often you get to see the high elbow in this form of the game.

He's Back!!

Jesse Ryder doesn't have to "go big", he has already got that covered.

Tip Toe Tamim

Drop him early and he will lead you a merry dance!

Strong Through The Off Side

Striking A Pose

Yuvraj Singh shows that he has still got it and the style that goes with it.

The Reverse Ramp

Jos Buttler innovates to accumulate.

Get Thee Gone

The best batsman dismiss the ball from their presence.

Another Kohli Wirlwind

Virat Kohli gives another display of some of the fastest hands in the business.

When Shots Go Bad

David Warner illustrates the fact that not everything goes as planned when it comes to the big shot - but you aren't going to score 77 from 58 balls with out the occasional slip up.

Just Classic

Younis Khan's team may not have done too well but I love the way that, winning or losing, cricket can produce little moments of beauty.

Prime Minister On The Drive

Churchill could cut.

Thatcher could hook.

Blair was good on the pull.

Major would employ the occasional glance.

But, David Cameron has got the timeless drive.

The Dilshan Scoop

OK, plenty of people can and do play the shot, but Dilshan still seems to be able to add his own brand of flair and danger to the duck and pray.

Classic Kohli

Virat Kohli gives it the old play and hold. High elbow, balanced feet, glint in the eye - it is all there.

Ever Watchfull

Shoaib Malik is all concentration, as you would expect when playing the old enemy.