India win by 70 runs in Mumbai to reach final
New Zealand bowled out for 327 - Mitchell hits superb 134; Shami takes brilliant 7-57
India post 397-4 in Mumbai - highest score in a men's World Cup knockout game
Kohli hits 117 - a record 50th ODI century, taking him past Tendulkar
Shreyas smacks 105 off 70, Gill makes 80* off 66
India will face either Australia or South Africa in Sunday's final
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator
It's Virat Kohli's consistency more than anything. There's great players out there but they have blips in their careers. I think Virat's probably had one stage and that's it.
He's got the most ODI centuries now, and overtaking Tendulkar is obviously a remarkable achievement, but Kohli's World Cup numbers are absolutely staggering.
So far, 10 innings, 694 runs, average of 115.
Silly.
Kohli 106, Shreyas 72
Over to you, Shreyas.
He launches a flat six from outside off stump and gives Virat Kohli a cheeky smile as they meet in the middle for a fist bump.
Ian Smith
Former New Zealand wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
Kane Williamson has just gone up to Virat Kohli in the heat of the battle to say some words on the achievement.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Virat Kohli is the greatest batter in ODI cricket there has ever been. Now he's got the afterburners on to get India to 400.
Hundred ticked off, and now he's ready to explode.
He launches the last ball of the over for four, before taking handshakes and congratulations from the New Zealand players.
Ian Smith
Former New Zealand wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
It's absolutely something to behold. Not just witnessing it but to look at the stats. It's like it was written in the stars. An incredible moment.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator
It's a remarkable achievement and the crowd have gone berserk. It's felt like destiny!
Ind 297-1
ODI century number 50 for one of the greatest.
He pushes for two, and the crowd erupts.
He is on his knees, soaks in the occasion, and that is quite something. On the biggest stage, he surpasses Sachin Tendulkar, and India march towards what has felt like an inevitable World Cup final from the very beginning.
More singles.
Back on strike, 98 to his name...
Ian Smith
Former New Zealand wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
Shreyas Iyer has looked in superb touch. It's easy to get loss among the greats of Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill and Virat Kohli. He has to put his name in lights every time he bats to show he justifies that number four spot.
Shreyas Iyer whacks one down the ground for a single. Kohli is still hobbling a bit but I don't think there are any twos to be run until he scores three more runs.
Just five singles off Rachin Ravindra's latest. It's just bubbling for a huge finish.
Nothing.
New Zealand have no reviews left.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Polite enquiry from Rachin Ravindra and Tom Latham.
If this is out, this is going to be one of the most low-key referrals in this tournament.
Ind 291-1
No, it's not Kohli.
A very understated review for caught behind on Shreyas Iyer. There was barely an appeal, so I'm not sure where this has come from.
On to 96. Happy to do it in singles.
Imagine falling short of the century after all this hype. Just imagine...
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Shreyas Iyer has been as good as anyone today, batting absolutely beautifully.
I guess the narrative is all about Kohli, somewhat inevitably. But it's Shreyas Iyer who's played the most entertaining innings so far.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
You just sense for the first time that things might be getting to Virat Kohli.