Summary

  • India have won opening two games

  • India 352-5: Dhawan 117 (109)

  • Kohli 82 (77), Rohit 57 (70)

  • Aus pay price for slow start to reply

  • Smith 69 (70), Warner 56 (84)

  • Carey 55* (35). Bumrah 3-61

Live Reporting

Thomas Mallows and Matthew Henry

  1. Michael Vaughan
    Ex-England captain on TMS

    India have got to be looking at 350-plus scoring at 10 over with the platform they have set.

    They will need over 300, looking at Australia's batting line-up.

  2. Ind 190-1

    Dhawan 100, Kohli 28

    And that's drinks. Everyone can settle down for a bit.

    Will India now really kick on? They haven't gone crazy at any point so far. They have enough wickets in hand to really go for broke.

  3. Amy Lofthouse
    BBC Sport at The Oval

    Ridiculous ways to get a hundred beat picking up a careful single, hands down. What with that and Jason Roy knocking the umpire over yesterday, it's been a great few days for fans of farcical celebrations.

  4. Michael Vaughan
    Ex-England captain on TMS

    In World Cup cricket it is so important to get your key players in form. Both India openers now have centuries this tournament.

  5. 100 runs

    100 for Dhawan

    Not the cleanest way to get there, running after the ball rebounds off the stumps when your captain was nearly ran out, but Shikhar Dhawan has got to three figures!

    It comes from 95 balls and the noise around the ground is deafening.

  6. Not out

    It looks like Kohli is going to be fine. Huge cheers go up around the ground.

    You know what that means...

  7. Umpire review

    Is this the hundred or has Dhawan run out Virat Kohli?!

    Yes, no, yes, no. Pat Cummins hits the stumps but they run on an overthrow.

    We're checking for a run-out.

  8. Ind 186-1

    Careful there Virat! He almost pulls straight into the hands of David Warner at mid-wicket. It's four though.

  9. Michael Vaughan
    Ex-England captain on TMS

    India have got a licence to put their foot on the accelerator now.

  10. Shikhar Dhawan is on the brink of a hundred. He's hit plenty of good strokes today. Here are a couple of them...

  11. Ind 182-1

    Still we wait. Shikhar Dhawan looks utterly calm with this milestone within touching distance.

  12. Ind 190-1

    Dhawan hasn't read the same script as the India fans in the crowd. He looks happy to do this in singles. He adds another to his name before Kohli does the same.

    Dhawan is on 98 now.

    Shikhar DhawanReuters

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    Martyn Thompson: Loving the Bhangra music at the Oval today, what a fantastic atmosphere, well done to the Indian fans.

  14. Ind 178-1

    Dhawan 97, Kohli 20

    The crowd thought that was it! Shikhar Dhawan pulls but doesn't fully connect which means the fielder in the deep can keep it to one.

    Kohli does his job in turning one into two at the end of the over. That keeps Dhawan on strike for the next over.

  15. Ind 175-1

    Kohli captained Stoinis in the IPL this year. He should know all about him. For now he's happy to just knock it around.

    Attention turns back to Dhawan on 96. The chants go up again...

  16. Michael Vaughan
    Ex-England captain on TMS

    Kohli is giving himself a chance. He is a great player, but I wonder if he is trying to play too safe - can he take a risk or two sooner?

  17. Ind 172-1

    I'm afraid the Pat Cummins v Virat Kohli show is over for now. Marcus Stoinis returns.

  18. Geoff Lemon
    BBC Test Match Special

    You can just about count the Australian shirts in the crowd - I have got about a dozen, and a couple of flags.

  19. Ind 170-1

    The noise levels increase even more with Dhawan on strike on 96 at the end of the over. The crowd wants a big shot to get to the hundred.

    Booooo. Dhawan just comes forward and blocks the final delivery.

    An anti-climax.

  20. Ind 168-1

    Dhawan to 95!

    Way too short from Glenn Maxwell, a really bad ball. Dhawan goes back and pulls into the gap.

    The India flags are waving long before the ball reaches the rope.