Bad light curtails play with NZ on 101-2 (Conway 54)
NZ's Jamieson (5-31) takes fifth five-wicket haul in eight Tests
India captain Kohli falls lbw for 44; India bowled out for 217
Overnight rain delayed start by 30 minutes- India resumed on 146-3
Day three of World Test Championship final at Hampshire Bowl
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That Kohli wicket knocked me off my thoughts about Wet Wet Wet.
In fairness to them, Wishing I Was Lucky is a tune, but Love Is All Around makes me want to scream into a pillow. Wasn't it number one for about four years?
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
This is more like the New Zealand that I remember against England. They've been lifted by that wicket.
New Zealand are getting this right now. Boult rattles Rahane on the front pad with an inswinger that would have been curtains had there not been an inside edge.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Hampshire Bowl
There were more cheers than I expected when the decision was confirmed. That tells you there are a few Black Caps supporters in and maybe neutrals are on their side too.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Rishabh Pant could be the man that makes this game.
Rishabh Pant is the new man, the kind of player that can alter this Test in the space of 45 minutes.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
We talked about Jamieson's in-swinger yesterday, and that's the first time he bowled it this morning. He set that up with out-swinger after out-swinger and just nipped one back in. Clever bowling.
Kolhi lbw Jamieson 44 (Ind 149-4)
Have we just seen the ball that will change this final?
Kyle Jamieson has the huge wicket of Virat Kohli with a beautiful inswinger that would have taken the top of leg stump.
Not much of a stride from Kohli, who hasn't capitalised on yesterday's hard work.
Massive.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Hampshire Bowl
Loud cheers as Kohli reviews. This could be the ultimate party poop.
Ind 149-4
Jamieson the bowler. Both pads...
Ind 149-4
It's Virat Kohli! He's been given!
What a huge moment.
He has to review, doesn't he?
No one should be playing Wet Wet Wet songs. Ever.
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Harshad Kamble: The Hampshire Bowl should be playing songs by Wet Wet Wet - "All I want"... is cricket!
Alex Fulton: When a first day is washed out why do they not say that the first day is the day when play starts?
On the subject of bad light, and when it is or isn't fit for play, should extra consideration be taken to the fact that this a showpiece final? Do the umpires feel obliged to keep the players out there for longer because it's such a big occasion, or are they acting as they would for every other match?
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Just a bit too much width there from Jamieson. I'd like to see him making the batsmen play a bit more.
Kyle Jamieson at the other end. The big man has already got his shirt untucked. Rahane takes his bottom hand off the bat and turns the ball fine for the first run of the day. Jamieson hasn't found his line yet.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Hampshire Bowl
A chant of “Koh-li! Koh-li! Koh-li!” went around the ground before he had even done anything there.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Virat Kohli is determined. You can see it in his eyes, he just wants to bat.
Just two deliveries of the Boult over to complete. Kohli is right forward in defence, almost sniffing the ball.
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
You could see in Virat Kohli's innings yesterday that he sensed the value of the single and the two. And that the most important shot of the day, arguably, was the leave.