Dan Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

There is a bit of bat at some point. But when?

Lbw appeal against Yuvraj. I think it got an edge; I may be wrong.

Brilliant. Just, brilliant. Graeme Smith earlier said that Kohli is one of the best players of spin and he's not wrong. He plays against the turn of the ball and flicks Tahir through mid-wicket for the four of the day.

Dan Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

There is still a game of cricket on, but as a contest it ended about three hours ago.

JP Duminy with his all-over-the-shop bedhead hair comes in. He floats them in and India happily rotate the strike. I've seen a few signs around the ground and various tweets about an India v England final. Could yet be a Pakistan v India final. Can you imagine? 26 runs from 96 balls needed.

Jamie Alter: What do you call a South African in the final of an ICC tournament? Marais Erasmus.

Should South Africa have brought Tahir on sooner in the innings? Would it have made any difference?

The Pakistan-born South African darts one in a bit quicker and it just misses the edge of Yuvraj's willow.

A couple of singles are exchanged before Yuvraj makes no mistake in picking one up, driven down the ground for a one-bounce four.

Eventful over, ending with a leg-before shout which looked to pitch outside leg. Worth a review though? I mean, what do they have to lose?

Alison Mitchell
BBC Test Match Special

There has been some disdainful strokeplay from India.

Yuvraj eager to get on strike, a bit too eager as he makes his way down the wicket and is rightly sent back by his captain. Well communicated. Good running between the pair as Kohli dabs it to mid-wicket and they run for a two. South Africa in a similar position would probably have run one and a half.

At least the India fans will get to see Yuvraj Singh have a bat. The remainder of Tahir's over is seen off with ease. Three from it.

So Dhawan scores big again. He's been an absolute gem at the top of the order.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

A crumb of comfort for South Africa. Tahir's celebration was just a little jog this time - he's usually off and running. Even with his enthusiasm, he knows the game is up.

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Ed Smith
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

This is a victory march for India. It just depends whether they want a slightly quicker qualification or a slightly longer net.

Any suggestions on what India can watch at the pictures tonight?

150 up. They have absolutely dominated this game. Nobody thought it would be this one sided.

During this innings, I sometimes think back to them South African run-outs from earlier today, just for the giggle. Not seen it? There you go. Enjoy ...

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

India have decided that they need an afternoon down the cinema. The period when South Africa could get back in the game has gone. This is nice time in the middle for both Dhawan and Kohli.

Nothing going right for South Africa today. Kohli's pull doesn't find the middle and it falls in no-man's land.

Next up, TV replays show there was a big no-ball from Rabada but not called by the umpire. It's okay, India can do without the free-hit, let's not add salt to South Africa's wound.

Six from it. 44 needed from 21 overs. I reckon they will do it in five.

Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

This is Kohli's 68th score of 50 or more in 174 ODI innings. Since the start of 2016, he is averaging 88 in ODIs at a strike rate of just under a run a ball.

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50 for Kholipublished at 28 overs

28 overs

India 142-1

And there it is. A gentle push off the back foot and the captain brings up his half-century. With his captain's milestone out of the way, Dhawan steps up on the gas, twice finding the big gap on the long-on boundary.

No messing about, get this out the way and start preparations for the semi-final against Bangladesh at Edgbaston. Cor, can you imagine the atmosphere for that one?

Here's some of the best of Kohli today ...

Short from Rabada, Dhawan pulls and a leading edge takes it down to the fine leg boundary for four. They're making such easy work of this target. There's flag waving, bhangra dancing and vuvuzeling going on in the crowd. Kohli takes a single from the final ball to keep the strike, poised on 49.

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