Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma are ready and waiting in the middle for India.

Shaheen Shah Afridi will open the bowling for Pakistan.

Thanks Aatif. One presumes that particular stat didn't form the crux of Muhammad Rizwan's team talk.

Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special commentator on on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

India haven't lost a game of an ODI cricket against Pakistan since 2017.

Vikas Pandey
Reporting from Delhi

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India social media is buzzing at the break. Many believe that India will easily overhaul the target. But there are some voices that feel that it’s a competitive total on this pitch and India can’t afford to be complacent.

Here's how Pakistan's innings came to an end.

Boundaries were few and far between for Pakistan but these sixes from Khushdil Shah and Haris Rauf provided some late cheer.

Saud Shakeel was the pick of Pakistan's batters, scoring 62 off 76 balls and sharing a 104-run third-wicket partnership with captain Muhammad Rizwan.

This was a huge moment in the first innings, with Hardik Pandya removing set batter Babar Azam at the back end of the powerplay.

And it was followed just six balls later by an excellent run out from Axar Patel to leave Pakistan reeling on 47-2.

Ilyas Najib: 241 isn’t enough for Pakistan, I feel they are about 45 runs short in making this a real competitive match.

Pakistan player Saud Shakeel: "I think I could've stayed out there for longer. It wasn't a good time to get out. Early on, the ball wasn't coming to the bat nicely, there was a little bit of swing.

"I think we'll have to put up a fight and take wickets early on to put some pressure on."

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I was thinking if Pakistan could get to the 270 mark, it's a good chance. It's been a strange innings but India will take the momentum into the second innings. They look like the strongest team in this competition so far.

Thanks Tom!

Well, this match certainly perked up a bit during the second half of Pakistan's innings.

Can they defend 241? Will India complete their chase in double-quick time? Get involved and let us know your thoughts!

Something special required - and here to see if Pakistan can do it is Elizabeth Botcherby!

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It's going to take something special. The only way that Pakistan can stay in this competition is if they bowl India out.

Five wickets in the final 10 overs did for Pakistan. But could that target be defendable?

He wrapped up the innings, but here's Virat Kohli's other good take.

Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special commentator on on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Outstanding bowling efforts from India. It was a tough watch from Pakistan.

Haris Rauf, with eight off seven balls, had a strike rate of 114.28 and was the only player in Pakistan's batting line-up to score at better than a run a ball.

Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special commentator on on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It's a well deserved wicket for Harshit Rana.