India bowled out for 158 chasing 339 to win
Amir (3-16) starred by reducing India to 33-3
Kohli was caught at point one ball after being dropped at slip
Pakistan 338-4 - Fakhar 114, Azhar 59, Hafeez 57*
Fakhar was reprieved on 3 by a no-ball
Extended highlights on BBC Two at 23:15 BST (23:45 in Wales; 00:10 in NI)
That's a beauty! Fakhar Zaman plays a massive shot high and long for a brilliant six off Jadeja. He follows up with a four and India's fielders are left scratching their head. Jadeja comes back with a tighter line but Fakhar hits another four mid-off off the last ball to bring up the 150 for Pakistan.
Azhar Ali is back in the hut now, but Pakistan have been given the perfect platform by their openers who brought up fifties in successive balls.
India have fielded really well maintaining pressure on Fakhar. The strike rotation has been good so far. Only five runs from this over.
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Henna Saeed
BBC reporter in Pakistan
The roads are deserted in Lahore...
Just the one run from this over, Jadeja bowled beautifully and kept it very straight and tight.
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Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That's Pakistan cricket in a nutshell - a hundred partnership, then a comical run out.
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Azhar run out 59 (Pak 128-1)
Azhar tries to take a quick single but there's a mix-up and he's run out. The batsman did not get a response from his partner though there was single to be had. That's the breakthrough India have been searching for.
Nitin Srivastava
BBC World Service reporter in Delhi
Pakistan openers doing what they haven't done so far in this tournament-scoring runs! Whereas Indian openers have always fired for their team in all previous games. Day of reversals?
Image source, Getty ImagesAzhar hits the ball sweetly to find the boundary for a four and then cuts one away for two runs.
Khalid Karamat
BBC Urdu
A lot has been said about how Pakistan have turned themselves around in this tournament. When I spoke to Azhar Ali after Pakistan reached the final he told me that the team’s morale was really down after the loss to India in the group stages but the one thing that turned it around was the belief shown by the coaching staff in the team’s ability and that gave them the confidence to perform.
Image source, PAGraeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It seems to becoming like The Oval pitch of old - a batsman's dream. Even though Pakistan are 100-0, India are not looking animated in the field. They'll chase 450 on here.
Thanks, Amy. Pakistan have made a great start with both batsmen reaching their half centuries after a shaky start.
Image source, Getty ImagesFakhar's came up from 60 deliveries, Azhar's from 61. This is Pakistan's highest opening partnership against India outside of Asia. Remarkable.
And with that, I leave you with Shajan Miah for the next 10 overs.
Pak 114-0
Azhar Ali celebrates his half-century with a very tidy handshake with Fakhar Zaman. That's my kind of understated celebration. Oh, that's an awful bit of fielding from Yuvraj, and it's allowed Fakhar to get to his half-century!
Pak 110-0
Four! That's a vicious chop cut from Fakhar, picking up a wide ball and hammering it square to the boundary. Up in the dressing room coach Mickey Arthur, sipping on a fizzy drink, offers up a smile of appreciation to that shot. That brings Azhar Ali on strike, and he pushes a simple single to bring up his half-century!
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Ibrahim Hoti: The fact that India's bowlers have largely bowled in-line makes this opening partnership even more impressive.
Jon Rundle: Good start! Group game was closer than it looked, with better batting application Pakistan could have won. India not all that!
Pandya 3-0-13-0
Henrik Pandya continues and he tempts Fakhar into a cheeky little poke outside off stump. The ball just jags past the outside edge and batsman and bowler have a stare-down. Pandya wins. Ooft, a fumble at backward point from Ravi Jadeja allows Pakistan to steal a single and by the time Jadeja throws down the stumps, Fakhar is well home.
Image source, ReutersHenna Saeed
BBC reporter in Pakistan
Shop owners in Lahore have gathered to watch the match as there are no shoppers in the market. All people are busy watching the match.