Hawkeye will definitely be affected for the next game as we have to get replacements from England.

Western New England just beat Williams, so that will be sort of a benchmark. We should be right up there if we continue to play well.

At least four of the 31 cameras have been damaged. One used for the 'hawk-eye' from the far end was broken and burnt. We can't say what exactly the damage is in terms of rupees at this moment. It's been a security disaster. The police should have reacted much earlier.

The damage is likely to be in the region of hundreds of thousands of dollars. This is a total security disaster.

We are just in the process of assessing the damage. As the cameras are taken down and our engineers inspect them, we will have a fair idea of how bad the situation is. At the moment, I can tell you that at least four cameras have been badly damaged.

[34th over: England 146-2 (Vaughan 23, Bell 3) Kasprowicz bowls his ninth, and Australia's 20th, no ball of the day. From only 34 overs, that's a pretty staggering number.] If there was ever a boss who wouldn't mind if his team did no more work for the rest of the afternoon, ... surely it's Ricky Ponting.