Right, that's about it from us today. Don't forget to watch the highlights on BBC Two tonight and we'll be back for the Australia-Bangladesh day-nighter tomorrow.

Pakistan captain Safraz Ahmed: "We are not up to the mark in the fielding, it was in control in 40 overs but lost the plot in the last eight overs.

"No regrets (in choosing to field after winning to the toss), I think we will sit together and talk about how to control our bowling rate and also our batting as well."

India captain Virat Kholi: "With bat and ball we were nine out of ten, in the field we were six today. If we tune that up to eight or nine we will be a strong side, it was a very complete game for us.

"Skill-wise we were clinical, in the field is something we can improve on.

"We are delighted with all of our batsman scoring runs. Rohit needed runs under his belt, he's not played us for a while.

"The middle order was outstanding and Yuvi was outstanding. I felt like a club batter next to him. He's a game changer with the bat."

Man of the match Yuvraj Singh: "We started well with the bat and the bowlers came and stuck to the plan and took wickets at regular intervals.

"We had a lot of wickets in the end and I thought if I feel good I can score. I got lucky and got dropped and I capitalised.

"Our openers gave us a good start.

"India-Pakistan is very special, the Indian fans make it special for us"

But, in reality, Pakistan had their bellies' tickled...

And Ravi Jadeja's run out was pretty special too...

What will I remember this match for? Some brilliant India late-innings biffing...

Yuvraj Singh is man of the match. Is that because Virat Kohli has so many of them they like to spread it around? What might have happened if Hasan Ali did not have butter on his fingers?

Did that live up to the hype? I'm not sure. It was ruined by the rain and by Pakistan rolling over.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

Pakistan set the tone with Amir in that first over making it difficult for India but after that India always had an answer. Pakistan were unsure of their plans.

They will be hurt by this loss because it was comprehensive.

From India's point of view, a brilliant start.

We've seen all eight teams and I reckon India have been by far the most impressive. Having said that, Pakistan were absolutely woeful.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

Handshakes all round. Riaz is unable to bat. A comfortable victory for India. It's a bit of a hiding, frankly.

It's difficult to assess when games are changed around with rain breaks but that's a thumping win.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

Amir's gone down fighting to be fair to him but it was a real dolly there. It was a straightforward one.

Alas, not. It looked like a dawdling Shadab Khan might have been by a direct hit from the deep, but he had enough about him to get the bat down. It was the least he could do...

Please, please tell me this is a comedy run out...

James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

He never got set. The only thing is the light blue sky and white ball and that's the only excuse I'm giving him.

The key is to get your eyes level and feet set and he was always on the move.

Image source, Rex Features

Shadab dropped on 12published at 32 overs

32 overs

Pak 159-7

Good lord, this is bad. India have fielded like ferrets today, but this is awful from Kedar Jadhav. Straight up from Shadab Khan, all the time in the world for Jadhav to take it at cover. Somehow he lets it slip through the fingers, much to the anger of those who want this one wrapped up.

Jadeja rattles through his over, prolonging the Pakistan's eventual defeat. He's taken two wickets and pulled off a direct-hit run out, which are worth looking at...