For his 114 from 106 balls, which contained 12 boundaries and three sixes, Fakhar Zaman is the man of the match. He made the most of the life he was offered by India, and helped set down that impressive total.

Not only is this Pakistan's first Champions Trophy win, it's their first global 50-over title since the 1992 World Cup. Cracking stuff.

Alex Kemp: Well deserved win for Pakistan. Played well throughout the tournament. Commiserations to India.

Waqas Tufail: Every Pakistani on the planet is dancing to this right now.

A word for Hasan Ali, who ends the tournament as the leading wicket taker with 13 scalps.

The closest player to him was Australia's Josh Hazlewood, who took 9 - and 6 of those came in his side's opening game against New Zealand.

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The eighth-ranked side has proved everyone wrong against their biggest rival.

Here it is. The winning moment!

Pakistan coach Mickey Arthur: "It's been an up and down ride for us but I'm so proud of the boys. The whole group kept believing, we knew we were better than what we showed in the first game against India. That was an aberration. We want to be more consistent as a team. We will work really hard to keep this momentum going."

This is an equally brilliant moment for Mickey Arthur. The last Champions Trophy cost him his job as Australia coach. Now, he's guided Pakistan to victory.

Waqas Tufail‏: Many congratulations to Pakistan. A young team who collectively played as champions.

Ilyas Najib: Wow! I honestly cannot put this win into words, years of pain are being expressed with tears of joy.

David Pearson: Just seen some India fans at Clapham Junction. Presumed game was over and was going to ask who won. Glad I didn't.

This is Pakistan's biggest ODI win over India in terms of runs. They came into this tournament as the lowest ranked team. They haven't played cricket at home for eight years. And here they are. Champions.

Pakistan batsman Mohammad Hafeez, who made 57 not out: "It's a great team effort. After losing the first game, we had no chance to lose again. We showed great character. I'm so happy for the nation of Pakistan who have been waiting for this for a long time."

Mohammad Amir, who took 3-16: "Rohit, Dhawan and Kohli have been in tremendous form so I was looking for early wickets - and I did it."

Here are the moments with the bat and ball that saw Pakistan seal this most unlikely of victories.

First Fakhar Zaman made the most of his extra life by flaying a century...

And then Mohammad Amir swung the ball with pinpoint accuracy to dismiss India's top order.

Virat Kohli leads his men out on the field and there's plenty of handshakes and hugs for the Pakistan men. They're running around like kids in a sweet shop, and the Pakistan fans in the crowd are jumping up and down like they're at a Guns 'n' Roses concert.

Two weeks ago, Pakistan lost by 124 runs to India. They looked lacklustre, sloppy in the field, lost with the bat. And the way they have fought back, the way they pulled together, recovered and then pulled off this remarkable victory, against their biggest rivals, is truly fantastic.

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PAKISTAN WIN BY 180 RUNSpublished at 16:55 British Summer Time 18 June 2017

16:55 BST 18 June 2017

Bumrah c Sarfraz b Hasan 1 (Ind 158 all out)

That's it! They've done it! Pakistan have won the Champions Trophy 2017 and they've done it in stunning style!

Bumrah chips Hasan Ali up into the air, Sarfraz snaffles it up and the fielders go tearing towards each other to hug. A genuinely brilliant performance, and Pakistan are well deserved winners!

Here's that awful run out that did for Hardik Pandya...

Before Jadeja got himself out.

So close as Bhuvneshwar lobs the ball up into the air, three fielders come charging in - and the ball drops in the middle of all of them! That's a nice, tidy over from Junaid, while the party is well and truly kicking off in the stands.

Hasan Ali is wafting his hands to the crowd, asking them to keep on shouting. Just one more wicket for Pakistan to complete an amazing, entertaining, remarkable, unlikely victory. So many adjectives. Take your pick.