Pak 32-2published at 6.0 overs
That wily intelligent nibbler of the seam Mohammed Shami is into the attack for India. However, his third ball is wide outside off stump and Shan Masood ruthlessly cuts him away for four.
End of the powerplay.
India win dramatic match by four wickets
Kohli hits unbeaten 82 off 53 balls
Ind 160-6 (20 overs): Kohli 82* (53), Pandya 40 (37); Rauf 2-36, Nawaz 2-42
Pak 159-8 (20 overs): Masood 52* (42), Iftikhar 51; Pandya 3-30, Arshdeep 3-32
Tim Oscroft and Timothy Abraham
That wily intelligent nibbler of the seam Mohammed Shami is into the attack for India. However, his third ball is wide outside off stump and Shan Masood ruthlessly cuts him away for four.
End of the powerplay.
Corbin Middlemas
BBC Test Match Special
India well on top and the dynamic duo are well out. What a start this has been!
Not half, Stuart. Pulsating stuff.
Iftikhar Ahmed is up the order and joins Shan Masood at the crease hoping to steady a very rocky ship in choppy waters.
Bhuvneshwar Kumar drops it short and Iftikhar delivers a response via a flat-batted slap through mid-on
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Stuart Judd: Has there been a better opening four overs in any WC match? Must watch TV.
Rizwan c Kumar b Arshdeep 4 (Pak 15-2)
Gone next ball! Arshdeep Singh bangs it in short and Mohammad Rizwan, his lips covered in white suncream, takes on the bumper.
The crowd roar in expectation as the ball sails down to fine leg where Bhuvneshwar Kumar is stationed and he calmly pockets the catch.
That got big on Rizwan who was done for pace.
A leading edge from Mohammad Rizwan off Arshdeep Singh and Virat Kohli's dives full length to claim the catch, but it's a bump ball.
Pressure building again on the Pakistan batters.
Corbin Middlemas
BBC Test Match Special
Two boundaries to start the game for Pakistan. One for Masood and one for Rizwan.
The teams have met 11 times in T20 internationals before this match.
India have the upper hand having won seven while Pakistan have been victorious on three occasions with one no result. India have a 4-1 advantage in T20 World Cups.
Their most recent meeting was in the Asia Cup in September, when Pakistan won by five wickets in the 'Super Four' stage of the tournament.
If recent performances are anything to go by there's a lot pressure on a Pakistan middle order that have hardly scored buckets in recently.
Bhuvneshwar Kumar again and he's gone full. Shan Masood digs him a yorker having survived an earlier lbw appeal.
India are well on top here.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the MCG
If Kohli had have hit the stumps there you'd have heard the cheers in Mumbai.
Cameron White
Former Australia all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Kohli misses from five metres away and Pakistan have their first run off the bat, but only just.
Arshdeep Singh made his debut against England in the summer and looked like he had something about him.
A run out chance off his fifth ball as Shan Masood sets off for a quite ridiculous single, but Virat Kohli misses with his shy at the stumps. The Pakistan batter would have been well short.
Mohammad Rizwan settles some nerves with a flick off his pads for four through fine leg.
Phew, breathless start.
Corbin Middlemas
BBC Test Match Special
Babar Azam is dismissed ball one! What a start for Arshdeep.
Babar lbw b Arshdeep Singh 0 (Pak 1-1)
That looked absolutely plumb, and was. Pakistan's captain is on his way.
That was a review more in hope in expectation.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the MCG
Mayhem. Absolute mayhem.
All the India fans think it is out...
Arshdeep Singh present a beautiful seam position and it's swinging into the pads of Babar Azam and he misses it.
Given out on the field, but the Pakistan captain has reviewed it.
He might be one his way here.
Young left-arm seamer Arshdeep Singh will bowl the second over.
A heave to Bhuvneshwar Kumar's fifth ball from Mohammad Rizwan but he is unable to connect. Next ball is a wide which allows Pakistan to get off the mark before another dot.
Tense start.
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Bhuvneshwar Kumar's first ball is left alone by Mohammad Rizwan, but his second delivery climbs off the pitch and strikes the thumb of the Pakistan batter on his bottom hand as he looks to guide it down to third man.
That hurt. The physio is on to administer some treatment.