Australia win World Cup for sixth time
Head's brilliant 137 leads Australia to victory
Labuschagne offers solid support with unbeaten half-century
Warner, Marsh & Smith removed cheaply by India pacemen
India post 240 all out as Australia's bowlers impress
Rahul top-scores with 66; Starc takes 3-55
Kohli makes flawless half-century before being removed by Cummins (2-34)
Head's brilliant catch ends Rohit's tone-setting 47 off 31 balls
Gill & Shreyas both fall cheaply after Australia win toss
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I was next to Merv Hughes’ Aussie Army on the last day of the Stokes / Leach Test match. Goaded them all day long, convinced we were going to lose and have some fun despite this. An Allan Border lookalike copped some chat! His mates had to hold him back by the end!
Dan, North Yorkshire
Not out caught, not out stumped.
Ind 178-5
Inglis has the bails off when Maxwell is bowling to Rahul. Australia do this a lot, forcing the TV umpire to check all modes of dismissal.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
This is a significant partnership and moment in the game.
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
There is a sudden dip as soon as one of these two gets out. It's Shami, Bumrah, Kuldeep and Siraj to come.
Suryakumar Yadav is the new man. He has a big job to do, because it's the bowlers next. Huge moment in this game.
Geoff Lemon
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Maybe the review did work because it made Jadeja wait and he's gone next ball.
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
Almost the same delivery as the last one. The only difference is that this time he does get a healthy edge.
Hazlewood went wide on the crease, angles it in and it just straightens a little - enough - to take the edge.
Jadeja c Inglis b Hazlewood 9 (Ind 178-5)
Gone this time!
Josh Hazlewood has found some reverse and Ravindra Jadeja is sucked into an edge. It's nothing more than a prod outside off stump and a simple catch through to Josh Inglis.
India are in a touch of bother here.
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Australian Open Tennis, 1998. Me and my mate were the only supporters for Jeff Tarango against home favourite and 2nd seed Pat Rafter. Lost 3-1 in the end but we gave it the large when Tarango won his only set.
Matt
Nothing doing.
Geoff Lemon
BBC Test Match Special commentator
That's nowhere near the bat, is it?
Ind 178-4
Now then. Has Jadeja edged Hazlewood behind. Cummins gets drawn into the review. Jadeja is shaking his head.
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I watched the 2019 semi final between England and India in a sports bar in Central London. It was me (an Englishman), one Aussie and about 40 Indians. Was a cracking day and they took the defeat with good grace.
George, London
Overthrows. No one backing up a wild throw allows India to pinch an extra run. Some frustrated Aussies out there.
Geoff Lemon
BBC Test Match Special commentator
He's hit only one boundary in his 86 balls but he can catch that up quickly. He's got a great array of shots.
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesKL Rahul looked a bit tentative initially but he's got a job to do for India now. He's the senior partner and it is imperative for India that he stays out there for as long as possible.
Ind 173-4
How valuable might this knock be? KL Rahul has 50 from 86 balls and is holding things together for India. The platform is being laid, but there will need to be an acceleration. There's not loads and loads of batting to come, either.
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, ReutersIt's a tricky one right now for India. You say why not send out Suryakumar Yadav but his role is very well defined to come out there in the last few overs.
Had the wicket fallen now, I think we'd have seen him walk out before Jadeja.
It just feels like it might be a nipper, doesn't it? One of those mid-range chases that can be really tricky. Think four years ago.