Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"I want to see England bring back James Tredwell - he has never let England down. They can't rely on Moeen Ali and Joe Root because they are still learning their craft, while the fast bowlers all do the same thing - there's no variation.

"I'd like to see James Taylor back at number three and also Alex Hales back in. He's chomping at the bit and he has scored runs for England in big games before."

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England's dismal start to the World Cup will have no bearing on Monday's match against Scotland in Christchurch, says batsman Ian Bell.

England are bottom of Pool A after a 111-run defeat by Australia and an eight-wicket thrashing by New Zealand in their opening two games.

"Even though what's happened has been so bad, it's irrelevant to what happens when we play Scotland," said Bell. "It's about how we react. We have to put in a good performance, turn up and play our best cricket."

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Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

"Wayne Parnell's economy rate (9.44) is the worst in a World Cup match for South Africa by anyone bowling at least nine overs and the equal fourth worst in all World Cup matches."

Ninad Malegaonkar:, external Looking at the Indian support at The G, let's rename MCG as Mumbai Cricket Ground.

Kalika Mehta
BBC Sport in Melbourne

"The crowd were on their feet for nearly the entire final 15 overs. The Bhangra music has started, Miss Pooja's 'Lovely' has got everybody's hips moving, the drums are being beaten, the Mexican wave is making the rounds and the fans are loving life.

"There is set be an attempt to record the loudest crowd at a cricket match during the interval and it's impossible to see how it won't be broken at a packed and raucous MCG."

India 307-7 (50 overs) after winning toss

Dhawan 137, Rahane 79, Kohli 46

Fall of wickets: 8-1 (R Sharma 0), 136-2 (Kohli 46), 261-3 (Dhawan 137), 269-4 (Raina 6), 278-5 (Rahane 79), 284-6 (Jadeja 2), 302-7 (Dhoni 18)

Bowling figures: Steyn 10-1-55-1, Philander 4-1-19-0, Duminy 7-0-39-0, M Morkel 10-0-59-1, Tahir 10-0-48-1, Parnell 9-0-85-1

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India's Shikhar Dhawan: "I really enjoyed batting. I knew I was playing well because I got some fifties in practice games. I took my time and later on capitalised. It was important to carry on the momentum. The wicket was really good. It's a challenging total and the first 10 overs will be crucial for us."

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"South Africa have saved themselves 15 runs there. They fought back well, but hats off to India - that's a magnificent total. An MCG record has to fall if South Africa are to win this."

England could learn a lot from South Africa. The Proteas are bowling fast, straight and full. Their fielding is incredibly dynamic too. Mo Shami gives India a late push with a boundary off Dale Steyn, but the final 10 overs go for just 80 runs. Not a bad result for South Africa, who will need 308 to win.

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"South Africa have done really well in the last three or fours over - they've pulled it bad a bit. They've not let their heads drop, even when the ball was flying everywhere, so well done."

I bet AB De Villiers is brilliant at knocking down the coconut shy at a funfair (47.2 overs). He's probably got hundreds of cuddly toys at home. The umpire knew what was coming, if not Ravindra Jadeja, as he hurriedly ran to mid-on. India are past 300 now. Is that par? Above par? Or below par?

A sparkling 11-ball knock from Dhoni is ended when a Morne Morkel bumper is top-edged behind to Quinton de Kock.

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Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"Parnell is having an MCG meltdown. It's happened to many people before, normally in front of an Australian crowd. This time's it's 80,000 baying Indians. Now he's been sent down to the boundary, where the Indians are going to remind him of his figures."

MS Dhoni injects some life into this spluttering Indian innings by clattering Wayne Parnell for three consecutive boundaries all round the wicket. A score of 300-plus looks a shoo-in now.

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"AB de Villiers had three stumps to aim at but he only clipped the off stump. He'll probably chastise himself quietly for that."

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How good is AB de Villiers? Ravindra Jadeja makes the mistake of taking on the South African's arm at mid-off and from the best part of 20 yards, the stumps are thrown down. Another wicket for the Proteas.

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Dave Ellis:, external Great Innings from India but something tells me they may be a few short - still fancy SA here.

South Africa have pulled this one back really well. MS Dhoni looks like he's nipped out for a Sunday afternoon hit with his mates as he takes on the leg-spinner Imran Tahir without a helmet. Old school. A good over by the Proteas - just six runs from it.