India beat S Africa by 130 runs in Melbourne
India 307-7: Dhawan 137, Rahane 79, Kohli 46
SA 177 (40.2): Du Plessis 55, Ashwin 3-41
India stay top of Pool B
Pool A: Sri Lanka bt Afghanistan by four wkts
Afghanistan 232; SL 236-6: Jayawardene 100
You'd never believe it, but Mohammed Shami is only 24, external. I'm not sure I'm having that. Talk about a heavy paper round. A stubbled face and widows peaks big enough to make his forehead look like a profile of the Loch Ness monster, he keeps it tight once more and now has figures of 1-5 off three overs.
Kalika Mehta
BBC Sport in Melbourne
"Amish Patel and his family have travelled from San Francisco and are pretty confident where the World Cup is going to be headed."
Kohli, the catcher, is surely the most intense man ever to step foot on a cricket pitch - all glaring eyes and furrowed brows as he prowls the infield. Needless to say, he's up for this one too. Faf du Plessis off the mark as Yadav concedes five off the over. Amla untroubled so far.
South Africa will have to break an MCG record if they are to chase down India's 307-7. Here are the top five successful run chases here:
297-4: Australia v England, 2011
291-5: Australia v New Zealand, 2007
273-6: West Indies v Australia, 1985
272-7: South Africa v Australia, 2009
270-4: Australia v England, 2014
A wicket maiden for Shami and the thousand of India fans in the crowd make themselves heard again.
David Hussey
Former Australia batsman on BBC Test Match Special
"There's that crowd noise you were talking about. It's a disappointing innings from Quinton De Kock. He didn't really get a feel of the tempo of the game and he's just mistimed a drive."
The breakthrough. Shami bowls full and outside off stump. De Kock's eyes light up as he drives. Captain Virat Kohli takes a smart catch tumbling forward at mid-off. The crowd goes wild. First blood to India. It seems I've forgotten how to write proper sentences.
Rishi V:, external India well below par given history against SA in World Cup. Hopefully I'm wrong.
Yadav, whose flat-top haircut would not look out of place on a Lego man, maintains an admirably fuller length - until he pins De Kock with one in the unmentionables as the left-hander tries to pull. There'll be a nasty bruise there in the morning.
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No shortage of energy from the bustling Shami, who already has beads of sweat on his forehead on this sticky Melbourne evening. A wide over Amla's head is the highlight of that over.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
"It'll be quieter this, this second half with only the odd explosions of noise when a wicket falls. Boundaries will go largely unnoticed in the crowd."
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And it's the stocky Mohammed Shami to take the second new ball. Hashim Amla on strike.
David Hussey
Former Australia batsman on BBC Test Match Special
"It could have been more for South Africa to chase. The South Africans finished off the innings well and Dale Steyn has taken some of that India momentum out of the game. It could still be a difficult chase once the pitch quickens up a touch and the dew from the lights starts to take effect."
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Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"Even though South Africa will have to break records to chase this total down, they've wrestled back a bit of the initiative."
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Image source, AFPWhile we wait for South Africa to begin their chase of 308 to beat India, let me fill you in on Sri Lanka's narrow escape against Afghanistan.
Sri Lanka, who reached the final in 2011, made hard work of chasing a modest 233, slipping to 2-2, 18-3 and 51-4 in Dunedin in Pool A.
It needed a superb century from veteran Mahela Jayawardene to rescue them, but there was still doubt over the outcome of the match until Thisara Perera smashed an unbeaten 47 off 26 balls. Victory was sealed with four wickets in hand and 10 balls to spare.