A quieter end with the bat for India, but it is still a formidable total.

All over. Australia will need 206 to win and, quite possibly, stay in this World Cup.

A beautiful piece of timing from Jadeja.

There's the 200! Ravindra Jadeja picks it up for six over mid-wicket.

Exceptional so far from Cummins.

One more. Australia have done well in the second half.

Cummins bowling the last. Only a single so far.

The way that Jasprit Bumrah is bowling at the moment, he'll be a handful on the M1, so I'm sure he'll be alright on this.

Stoinis actually did quite well after being hit for those two sixes. Two singles and a wicket off the last four balls.

There were a couple of big shots from Dube but it was mostly just an innings of thrashing around. But India have laid such a good foundation that it doesn't really matter that he didn't get going.

There's barely a celebration, David Warner just rolls the ball back to the bowler.

They have lined him up all day.

I did think that Marcus Stoinis in the 19th over was a risky one.

And again. Over long-off. Two sixes from the first two balls of the 19th.

Normal service resumed. Pandya slams Stoinis over cover for six.

It's not been Pat Cummins' day. He is one of Australia's best-ever bowlers but even he hasn't been spared punishment.

Pandya swats the fifth ball of the 18th off Cummins over cover for four. That's the first boundary since the first ball of the 15th. Only 25 have come from the last four.

And Rohit did make it look very easy. Out of nowhere, there's a chance Australia could keep this below 200.

I don't think it's as easy to time the ball out there as Rohit Sharma made it look.