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Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
India might be a bit disappointed, with the platform they had I'm sure 360-370 looked on the cards with Pandya and Kohli in earlier.
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
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Ind 336-5published at 50 overs
Run rate 6.72
Kedar Jadhav skips down the pitch and flays out over the covers to the man in the deep.
Will they turn for two? No, better not risk it given Duckworth-Lewis-Stern might come into play.
Just a single to finish - India get nine from the last over.
Ind 335-5published at 49.5 overs
Vijay Shankar punches down the ground to long on for a single.
Last ball coming up...
Ind 334-5published at 49.4 overs
Amir loses his line and pushes it to wide to concede the extra.
Ind 333-5published at 49.4 overs
Shot! Vijay Shankar leans back and lofts a powerful cover drive away for a one-bounce four.
Ind 329-5published at 49.3 overs
Jadhav pushes just wide of cover for a single.
Ind 328-5published at 49.2 overs
Jadhav edges just short of Sarfaraz. No run.
Shankar 'dropped' on ninepublished at 49.1 overs
Ind 328-5
Not really a chance but Vijay Shankar leathers a drive straight back at Mohammad Amir, who gets a hand to it but can't cling on to a worldie. Just a single.
Ind 327-5published at 49 overs
Vijay Shankar miscues a hook shot but Imam-ul-Haq can't get there in time from deep square leg and the ball drops safely. That's two.
A full toss to finish from Wahab Riaz but Shankar can only guide it to deep cover for a single.
Virat Kohli is replaying that hook shot in the dressing room about 700 times and at one point puts his head in his hands.
I think he's realised he made a mistake and didn't actually hit that. He must've have heard another noise and assumed it was bat.
Ind 323-5published at 48.3 overs
Kedar Jadhav lofts it just over the leaping mid-off and away for four.
Ind 319-5published at 48.2 overs
Run rate 6.60
Wahab Riaz sends down two massive wides in his first four deliveries.
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Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match SpecialThere is no way Virat Kohli is going to walk off a cricket ground if he hasn't nicked that.
Postpublished at 14:48 British Summer Time 16 June 2019
Hmm. Replays of Virat Kohli's dismissal show no spike on UltraEdge.
Honesty may not have been the best policy there.
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Mark Taylor: Got to disagree with Michael Vaughan a little. Rohit Sharma showed us how to bat. If all the Pakistani batsman achieved anywhere near his SR then we are in for a game. Could be the Fakhar and Babar show, hopefully.
Ind 315-5published at 48 overs
Shankar 5, Jadhav 1
Kedar Jadhav finds the fielder with his first ball of this World Cup before getting off the mark with a single.
Can Pakistan limit India to 330 now?
How's stat?!published at 14:46 British Summer Time 16 June 2019
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statisticianAmir 3-8 from his last 12 balls.
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Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialKohli is going to win a lot of friends because he has walked for this, he got thanked by a couple of Pakistani players - good to see!
WICKETpublished at 47.4 overs
Kohli c Sarfaraz b Amir 77 (Ind 314-5)
Got him!
Mohammad Amir sends down a well-directed bouncer and Virat Kohli looks to hook it away but gets a feather of an edge on it through to Sarfaraz Ahmed.
Amir runs away in celebration before looking back to see the umpire hasn't given it. But Kohli walks straight away! A few Pakistan players acknowledge that as the India captain leaves the field.
That could well check India's momentum.
Ind 314-4published at 47.3 overs
Mohammad Amir bangs it in short on the angle and Virat Kohli cuts wide enough of deep point to scamper two.
Postpublished at 14:42 British Summer Time 16 June 2019
Graeme Swann is about to receive a lot of tweets saying that Joe Root is like Virat Kohli in that he looks good from ball one.
Meanwhile, Mohammad Amir will bowl the last two overs from the James Anderson end.