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
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Can Pakistan control their emotions? They've not dealt well with teams putting them under pressure.
Mohammad Amir is key. For Pakistan to win today, he's got to make a huge difference.
Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul are out to open the batting for India. Mohammad Amir will take the first over for Pakistan.
Pakistan gather in a huddle. Early wickets? It's still very overcast.
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Anil Pingali: Lessss gooooo again!!! Bleed Blue Baby! These 5am starts are not being kind to my age!
Image source, TwitterThere are definitely more India fans in the ground, just going on the singalongs at anthem time.
Mascot taller than player alert! Always lovely to see.
Here come the players!
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
When I was out in the middle, I was thinking there might be more Pakistan supporters. But looking at it now, I think it's 60-40 in favour of India.
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Stingingnettle: A good toss to win; bowling is the right call for Pakistan. Patience and intelligence will win the day. Pay no attention to history, statistics or egos - just do your job team Pakistan. Today is a good day to trim giants into kittens. Go Pakistan.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Sarfaraz is on the naughty step - the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, has tweeted saying that if you win the toss, you bat!
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
I've seen a Swiss flag in the crowd. That's caught me by surprise.
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Absolute joke theft.
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Pakistan's players will achieve sporting immortality if they beat India at the Cricket World Cup, coach Mickey Arthur says.
"I'm telling our players in the dressing room, you could be a hero," said Arthur, who called the match the biggest of the tournament.
"Your careers are going to be defined by a moment in the game."
Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport at Old Trafford
Absolutely packed. The temporary stand is rocking - literally and figuratively. Drums, horns, cheering, singing... what an atmosphere.
This game is all they're talking about in New York, so I'm told.
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Ilyas Najib: Forget England vs Germany, Boca Juniors vs River Plate or Barcelona vs Real Madrid, today the biggest rivalry in the world resumes, I haven’t slept a wink, the excitement levels are on an all time high
Kash NYC: I would never get up at 5:00 am EST for any thing besides feeding my 10 month old boy. Praying for Pakistan to make history and win.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
A raucuous cacophony of cricket fans, they have worked themselves into a frenzy. Fierce rivals on the field, bitter enemies off it, this is much more than just a game.
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Image source, Getty ImagesI've been to quieter metal gigs than this.
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