Summary

  • India win by 89 runs (DLS method)

  • Play resumed with Pakistan needing 136 off 30 balls after rain break

  • Rohit's 140 sets up India total of 336-5 after Pakistan won toss

  • Kohli becomes fastest man to 11,000 ODI runs - 54 innings quicker than Tendulkar - in making 77

  • Pakistan struggle in reply; despite 104-run stand between Fakhar and Babar

  • Two wickets each for Kuldeep, Shankar and Pandya

Live Reporting

Jack Skelton

  1. Amy Lofthouse
    BBC Sport at Old Trafford

    On the left, Indian food. On the right, Grandad’s Sausages. No, me either.

    Food

  2. 'Really nice shot' - Shankar hits four

    Here come the batsmen again, out to the middle. Hopefully we shall get some play now, and some more shots like this:

  3. The covers are coming OFF.

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  5. Michael Vaughan
    Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    I feel sorry for the sawdust. Every time the hover cover comes on it blows the sawdust away and they have to bring another pile out.

  6. Most of the India players have stayed out there as the batsmen walked off. The covers are on the pitch and the sun is now out.

    Pick the bones out of that one.

  7. I've said this a lot this week but I'll say it again. Just play in the rain. What's the worst that could happen?

  8. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    The zing bails are dropping to the ground and they are going back to the dressing rooms. The umpires are standing out there in a manner that this is not going to last very long.

  9. rain stops play

    Rain stops play

    The players are coming OFF. More rain.

    AAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.

  10. Lovely photo that - have you been on a course?

  11. Amy Lofthouse
    BBC Sport at Old Trafford

    There’s a party going on underneath the stands too...

    Party

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  13. Umbrellas are going back up at OT as the India players come out on to the field. It's now absolutely battering it down with rain outisde our office, a mile away.

    Play is immimnent though.

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    Ritesh Shrivastava: Shankar is back up to Hardik - god forbid Hardik gets injured or we will be in same position as Australia whose team looks unbalanced in Stoinis' absence.

  15. The covers are coming OFF.

  16. Tahir Imran
    BBC World Service in Islamabad

    It's a full house in these hotels in Quetta, the capital of Balochistan province in Pakistan.

    Quetta
    Quetta

  17. Amy Lofthouse
    BBC Sport at Old Trafford

    It might be a bit wet and grey and drizzly but these lads are as enthusiastic as ever...

    World Stage

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    You have to now question the wisdom of holding such an important tournament in England without reserve days to make matches up. A real shame for the fans around the world with so many washouts and interrupted matches. Last World Cup held on these shores?

    Sameer (Birmingham)

  19. Has anyone ever succesfully mopped up a spillage at home with a length of rope?

    That's the standard for international cricket as two men sweep a coil around the infield.

    Still some conferring going on. GET ON WITH IT.

  20. Amy Lofthouse
    BBC Sport at Old Trafford

    Lovely stuff! Go home Canada, you're lost.

    Fans