As someone who spends a lot of time grouching about terrible reviews, this is a moment of fine cricketing nous from Shadab Khan. Takes a lot for an 18-year-old to be this sure about a wicket, and to persuade his captain to use the sole review.

Nitin Srivastava
BBC World Service reporter in Delhi

Have a feeling this will be much worse for India than it was for Pakistan recently while losing by 124 runs to the same team. Virat Kohli may now be pondering again over his decision to chase in a big final.

Brilliant from Pakistan. Really brilliant. To have India five down for 54 in 13 overs, when they're chasing such a mammoth total. It's been an all-round performance, the fielders backing up their bowlers. And Shadab Khan proves that point to perfection with a magnificent dive at backward point, leaping like a goalkeeper to cut off new man Hardik Pandya.

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Dhoni went for a full-blooded shot and didn't look like he was going to reach the boundary and a great catch from Wasim.

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It's definitely pad first - genuinely thought that had hit the bat first, Yuvraj had them so close together...

Leggie Shadab Khan is on, and he's struck Yuvraj on the pad! The bowler likes it, so Sarfraz obliges with the T sign...

Here's the third of Amir's wickets, dismissing Dhawan...

Before Yuvraj took a liking to Mohammad Hafeez's off spin.

That's the 50 up from India as Yuvraj takes a quick single. Meanwhile, we've dug out the scorecard from when India were in a similarly sticky situation against England in January 2017. India were reduced to 25-3 before 150 from Yuvraj, and 134 from Dhoni, saw India post 381-6. You can have a look here.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on TMS

Hasan Ali's shoulder seems to be fine and he's given Yuvraj a glaring stare as he comes on to bowl. He is very aggressive and might rough them up a bit here.

The spin experiment has ended - here's the tournament's leading wicket-taker, Hasan Ali. Yuvraj pulls and the ball looks set for the boundary until Fakhar Zaman pulls off a cracking diving stop on the boundary. We're going to have a brief pause, though, as Yuvraj receives some treatment. It's not pleased Umpire Erasmus.

Nitin Srivastava
BBC World Service reporter in Delhi

Some solace for Indian cricket fans is that their country is at least dominating Pakistan at one place in England - they're winning 6-1 in the Hockey World League semi-finals.

How long can Pakistan keep Amir bowling here? He goes cross-seam and it keeps Dhoni quiet, the batsman unable to get these fuller deliveries away. Maiden. It's such a clever bit of bowling.

Eklavya, London

There's just under 18,000 ODI runs out in the middle now. Here's Mohammad Hafeez, with new man MS Dhoni leaning on his bat at the non-strikers. That'll be four for Yuvraj though, moving his feet and flaying the ball up and over the field to the boundary. A horrid full toss from Hafeez then gets the Yuvraj treatment, bunted down the ground for four, before he rounds off the over with a lovely cover drive. That's a pricey first over from the off-spinner.

Alec Stewart
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Brilliant from Pakistan's point of view but India are now under pressure. High quality bowling from Pakistan. Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis are some of the greats but Amir is showing he has the same potential.

Amir. That is magnificent. He took a bit of tap from Dhawan in the previous over and he's struck back in style, upping the pace and finding some extra bounce to get the wicket. It's just great to watch.