Jesal Suchak: Crucial part of the innings. Less ones and twos, more big shots. With wickets in hand, India must be aggressive.

Jarleth Eaton: Kohli starting to move through the gears here. This will be 200+. Windies paying now for missing their run out chances.

Mel Jones
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special

"Dare I say it, down the track is Kohli going to be a bigger name than Tendulkar? Virat has more formats to play across."

I don't know what brings the bigger roar, Kohli cutting Benn for four, or the sight of Sachin Tendulkar on the big screen. When they show Sachin again, he wins hands down. These fans still want him to put the pads on and bat at number four. Awful hair, though. Like Velcro on a Lego man.

That's the first boundary for three overs, Rahane wristily whipping a full toss through square leg. Seven to go. India well-placed, but not sprinting away. The Windian death bowling is good. Nip and even a little tuck.

Mel Jones
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special

"I am trying to remember when Chris Gayle was fully fit at a tournament. Imagine what a player he would be if he had a body that could do whatever he wanted it to do."

Bravo to Kohli. The last time we saw that, Kohli should have been run out in bizarre circumstances. If you haven't seen it yet, watch it right here. Boundaries slightly dry for India, but Kohli brilliantly takes weight off the ball to dab and take two. 

Image source, AFP

India are scoring at a reasonable lick, have wickets in hand, and still have Virat Kohli at the crease. The score predictor, so far about as reliable as mobile phone bought from Del Trotter, says 206. I'm not sure that would be beyond CH Gayle.

Eastleigh Skate: Victoria by The Kinks? Got royal undertones and a big chorus. Could even go for The Fall's cover.

Peter Blow: Purely for sporting events, Let's Get Ready to Rumble.

Mel Jones
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special

"What is going through Sammy’s mind here? Wins the toss, has a bowl, 92-1 with wickets to come."

Carlos Brathwaite, the man with the name of a sprinter, back with his pacers, all long leg and pumped arms. It looks like a plan to bang the ball into the deck, with the Windies' ground fielding currently holding up very well. The leg side is stacked, Brathwaite going straight, five singles. Breathless stuff.

John Michael Poole: The West Indies will rue those two chances to snare Kohli. Going to cost them big time.

Malay Nemane: That Bravo over nearly gave me a heart attack! Calm down Kohli son.

It might do Kohli some good to watch from the other end for a moment. Rahane cuts Badree for a couple, then lets Virat have a go. All goatee and sweat, Kohli looks more composed, pulling for four. I've just seen another replay of the Bravo missed run out. Nearly everyone reading this would have hit the stumps from where he was. I say nearly everyone, because I know my mum reads. Hello, mum.

Is the pressure showing on King Kohli? He comes back for a second that was never there, diving in as Ramdin misses the ball, then he edges to third man for four. He punches the air, but he looks all over the show. 10 from a very eventful over.

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

“Virat Kohli could have been out twice. What an opportunity missed for the West Indies.

"How the West Indies have missed two underarm throws from five yards I do not know."

Close!published at 8.3 overs

8.3 overs

Ind 68-1

What is Virat Kohli doing? Misses the free hit, and sets off. You can be run out off a free hit, Virat! Keeper Ramdin misses, bowler Bravo misses, the returning Kohli still out of his ground. What a let-off.

Nigel Boothman: Rockin' All Over The World by the Quo. The team travels all over the world and we all seem to know the lyrics already.

Martin Storey: How about Bat out of Hell by Meatloaf, great tune and so appropriate.

Dwayne Bravo, a human box of tricks with half a goldmine around his neck, is on with his mediums. Hello, it looks like a plan to bowl short to Kohli. Two bouncers, Kohli complaining about the second. The umpires relent, no-ball and free hit. Darren Sammy is livid...