Rishi Bhabutta: West Indies have already successfully negated the Kohli chase factor - on India's current form, that might be half the game won.

Bibhash Dash: Batting first may not be too bad for us. Likes of Sharma minus run-chase pressure could click really well.

BBC Hindi's Ayush Deshpande has spotted this outside the ground. Is it Kula Shaker?

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"Some tickets have been going for over £300, or so our taxi driver told us. I wonder if that price has gone up today?"

Aaron, I'm glad you've asked. My view is that England will have more chance in the final against West Indies, and winning the toss has just given the Windies a greater chance of winning this match.

Aaron Kumar: Considering England would be massive underdogs against either of these teams how has the toss increased their chances for #WT20, external?

As ever, we're all over this one. Highlights will be on this page as they happen, and Test Match Special will have live ball-by-ball commentary. Charles Dagnall and Ebony Rainford-Brent have just hit the airwaves from Mumbai.

Rakesh Pradhan: No idea what a good score is when Chris Gayle is against you.

So, what to make of all that? Some interesting team news and a toss that has disappointed the hosts. Wonderful West Indies or Imperious India?

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I'll just throw this out there. West Indies winning that toss and fielding first has just increased England's chances of winning this tournament. 

India XI: RG Sharma, A Rahane, V Kohli, S Raina, M Pandey, MS Dhoni, H Pandya, R Jadeja, R Ashwin, A Nehra, J Bumrah.

West Indies XI: J Charles, C Gayle, M Samuels, L Simmons, D Ramdin, DJ Bravo, A Russell, D Sammy, C Brathwaite, S Badree, S Benn.

India captain MS Dhoni: "It's not too bad. We were also looking to bowl first due to the dew later, and if you can put runs on the board there's pressure on the opposition.

"We can still get better, and that gives us hope if we fire on all cylinders. In terms of atmosphere, you can't get better than the Wankhede."

West Indies captain Darren Sammy: "We know what we are about as a team. We came here on a mission, it is going to be tough but it is one we are prepared for.

"It is us against couple of billion but we are ready for the challenge."

Big team news for India. Shikhar Dhawan is dropped, replaced by Ajinkya Rahane. Manish Pandey comes straight in for the injured Yuvraj Singh.

The Windies make two changes. The rested Chris Gayle comes back while Lendl Simmons, who wasn't in the squad a couple of days ago, comes straight in for the injured Andre Fletcher.

Darren Sammy calls correctly and opts to field first - master chaser Virat Kohli will not have the chance to knock off a score tonight. India wanted to bowl first too.

Welcome to Mumbai. Welcome to the World Twenty20 semi-final.

Welcome to India v West Indies.

All for the right to meet England.

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... versus King Kohli

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Gayle Force...

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