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Adam Collins there has already inflated the figures for ticket applications and TV audience. At this rate more people than have ever lived will be watching the second innings!
Excitement builds - it will be toss time soon.
Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport at Old Trafford
Can you guess who they’re supporting?
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Were the trams not running mate?
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India v Pakistan (10:30 BST)
Jennifer Bartram, BBC Weather: "Sunday's weather is going to be a case of dodging the showers.
"Although it should get off to a dry start tomorrow, there is likely to be some disruption at times, with showers on and off throughout the day.
"There'll be a brisk south-southwesterly breeze, too, which should move any showers through quickly - so the day is not likely to be a washout - but sunshine will be at a premium.
"Temperatures through the day will rise to around 18C."
Image source, BBC SportThe bad news is I got rained on a bit on my way to work this morning. The good news is there are no covers on the pitch and we look set to start on time.
Famous last words and all that...
Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport at Old Trafford
I've never seen so many people on the outfield before the start of play. There's about six camera crews, 20 assistants, the India team are playing football, Pakistan are going through some batting drills... it's as busy on the field as it is outside the ground. There's also a whisper that an India fan has booked every room in a nearby hotel that overlooks the ground, although I can see a smattering of Pakistan flags hanging off the balcony.
Only about 65% of those 700,000 applications for tickets were from BBC Sport staff. Let's here from one of them:
India v Pakistan (10:30 BST)
Morning everyone!
I'm not sure I've heard anything quite like it at this time on a Sunday morning.
There were some India fans outside Old Trafford (which is just around the corner from BBC Sport HQ) a full 24 hours before play was due to start.
And from the minute I got a feed of the players warming up this morning I've been fed a constant drone of horns and drums from the crowd.
This is not your average cricket crowd. This is not your average cricket match...
India v Pakistan (10:30 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesA TV audience of over a billion.
More than 700,000 ticket applications.
Some call this the biggest rivalry in sport.
Image source, ReutersFrom Abbottabad to Bangalore via Manchester, the eyes of the cricketing world are focused on 22 yards of pitch today.
Who will come out on top?