The second half was less eventful than the first, but Burnley did have a case for a Palace red card after an isolated Joachim Andersen pulled down Wood on the edge of the box which VAR deemed did not merit any punishment. An 84-metre maximum over deep mid-wicket off Butt followed in the next over along with a powerful four through extra cover, but he topped the lot in the ninth over from Nadeem by smashing a 93-metre monster out of the ground at deep mid-wicket. So maybe a US Open set-up increases his advantage over the field. Maybe the USGA's best chance of making Torrey Pines "Bryson proof" is to leave the fairways wide, and the rough down. Maybe the course set-up won't matter a jot if DeChambeau can't get to grips with the Poa Annua greens. Full-back Hugo Keenan combines with Munster's Andrew Conway and Lowe in the back-three, while Robbie Henshaw has not recovered from injury in time to start over either Garry Ringrose or Connacht's Bundee Aki in the centres.