India beat New Zealand by four wickets
Hosts top the table as the only team unbeaten after five matches
Kohli caught on the boundary on 95 trying to hit six to reach century and win game
Fog descended over stadium, briefly forcing players from the field
NZ 273: Mitchell 130, Ravindra 75; Shami 5-54
Horns blare out at Dharamsala. The crowd like this.
Like a yoga teacher, Rohit Sharma is perfectly balanced as he goes down on one knee and adroitly flicks Matt Henry behind square for a one-bounce four.
The India skipper just used the pace of that and help it on its way.
Mitchell Santner gives it a bit of flight and Rohit Sharma goes for a big heave, but inside edges it on to his own pads. Rohit pushes the final ball of the over straight down the ground to collect a single.
Spin in the powerplay as left-arm tweaker Mitchell Santner is summoned by Tom Latham.
Four dots from the Kiwi as Rohit Sharma is happy to take a look.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
We can see now that the ball is wet and the fielders have got the rags out to try and dry it.
That is the benefit of bowling first because it benefits the chasing side so much.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator
That is just a wonderful shot. There is no risk, no flourish, it is just pure class and timing.
Matt Henry beats the outside edge of Shubman Gill's bat again.
However, Gill gets himself over the top of his fourth ball and is able to clip the Kiwi seamer effortlessly to the boundary for four.
Everything going for India at the moment.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator
That is Shubman Gill at his elegant best.
A fraction full from Trent Boult and Shubman Gill, minimal of movement, drives it elegantly through extra cover. Next ball Gill deftly drives through point for another four.
Classy stuff.
Gill is the fastest man to 2,000 runs in ODIs, overtaking Hashim Amla, having reached the milestone in 38 innings.
Shubman Gill advances to turn Matt Henry's penultimate ball into a half volley, and whips it beyond mid-wicket for four.
A few testing moments but India look confident in their pursuit of 274 so far.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Shubman Gill is a glorious batter to watch, he has so much time.
But Matt Henry is really testing him here.
A beauty from Matt Henry, as his second ball climbs off the pitch and jags away from the defensive prod of Shubman Gill.
Henry repeats the trick a couple of balls later.
New Zealand building some pressure here.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Well, that's a minute and a half of our lives that we won't get back.
Shubman is leaning back and his bat is behind the line.
Not out.
Ross Taylor
Ex-New Zealand batter on BBC Test Match Special
There isn't loads of excitement. I don't think Shubman Gill even left his crease at all. He looks very calm.
Rohit Sharm drills one back low to Trent Boult, who deflects it on to the stumps.
Has Shubman Gill backed up too far? The umpire's will take a look...
Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Beautiful shot. He has just eased into it, and it was only ever so slightly overpitched by Trent Boult.
Great fielding from Glenn Phillips at point as he dives to stop a clever guide from Rohit Sharma to prevent the single.
However. Trent Boult's next ball disappears over the boundary.
It's a slower ball from the left-arm seamer and Rohit advances to meet it before effortlessly dispatching it for six.
Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special commentator
If you are going to contain this India line-up, early wickets is the only way.
Five dots from Matt Henry heaps a bit of pressure on Shubman Gill, but the India opener uses his feet to the final ball of the over and square drives the Kiwi seamer behind square for four.
Ross Taylor
Ex-New Zealand batter on BBC Test Match Special
That is as tough as they come at slip because it has come off the bottom edge and they just fly towards you.