IND vs PAK Live Cricket Score

8 OUT! Excellent use of the review there by India and the change in bowling has worked wonders. Chahal strikes off the last delivery of his first over. Imam-ul-Haq has to take the long walk back, cheaply this time. Credit though has to be given to Dhoni here, he wants the review to be taken and it turns out to be the right move. Chahal tosses this up around middle and off, it pitches and turns back in. Imam lunges forward to defend but his bat hits the pad first due to which he fails to meet the ball. It pings his front pad. The players appeal, Chahal is pleading but the umpire shakes his head. Dhoni gives Rohit the nod and the Indian skipper goes for the review. Replays roll in and they confirm there is no bat involved. Hawk Eye later on shows three reds. The on-field call has to be overturned and the Indians are ecstatic as they have drawn first blood. 24/1

14.3 OUT! Was there glove involved? India won't care though as Kuldeep gets his revenge and he is delighted. One shot too many by Zaman, having got a boundary on the last ball not sure if this was needed. He walks back just as his innings was starting to take off. He goes for the sweep again but the ball is too full to play it. He also slips in the process and misses the ball. It hits him on the pads and the finger is up as soon as the appeal is made. Zaman walks up to his partner and has a chat but then starts to walk back. Now then, the replays show that there was some glove on it as there is a spike on Snicko as that the ball passes the glove. Wonder why Zaman did not review there. Didn't he feel the ball brushing his gloves? That seems to be the only possible reason. Nevertheless, India will celebrate as they now have both the openers back in the hut. 55/2

15.5 OUT! Confusion and Azam has faced the damage! This is a big, big wicket for the Men in Blue. Quicker through the air on off, Ahmed taps it towards cover-point and takes off. Azam responds to his call but seeing Chahal attack the ball, the Pakistan skipper sends him back. Babar is already halfway down the track and has to turn back. In the meanwhile, Yuzvendra picks up the ball and throws it back to Jadeja who takes the bails off. Azam seems to be struggling as the Indian players are already celebrating. It is referred upstairs. Well, they find the batsman to be well short of where he needed to be. This is a brilliant passage of play for India. 58/3

38.5 OUT! Sarfraz is out of here! The threatening 107-run stand from 138 balls has been broken. India will breathe a sigh of relief. This one is tossed up on a fullish length around off, Ahmed in an attempt to go over covers makes a full-blooded uppish drive but fails to get the desired elevation. Rohit Sharma at extra cover leaps and pouches it safely. Not what Pakistan would have wanted. Powerplay 3 is coming up and this wicket can take a toll on them. 165/4

43.4 OUT! That's a painful way to depart! Soft dismissal really. India won't mind though. Bumrah goes wider of the crease and bowls a fuller length ball down the leg side. Malik tries to flick it across but gets a faint nick behind. Dhoni moves to his left and collects it. The umpire is quick to raise his finger. A tame end to a really good knock from Shoaib Malik. He departs at the wrong time for Pakistan, this could now probably make a difference of 10-15 runs to the final score. 203/5

44.5 OUT! Bowled 'em! 50th ODI wicket for Chahal and he is cock-a-hoop. He slips in the googly on middle, Asif clears his front leg and goes for the slog sweep but misses it completely to hear the death rattle. A cameo from Ali comes to an end. The Men in Blue are certainly have a good time at this stage. Can they bowl Pakistan out? 211/6

49.3 OUT! Dragged on! Another one bites the dust. Very full ball, tailing in. Shadab swings hard at it but gets an inside edge onto his back pad and the ball deflects onto the stumps. 234/7

33.3 OUT! No 10-wicket win for India. Dhawan is run out. In fact, even though it was referred upstairs, Dhawan was walking back to the pavilion. A rare communication failure between the openers. Rohit dabs it towards point and Dhawan, without any warning, rushes for the single. The Indian skipper is not the least bit interested and Dhawan has to turn back. Hasan Ali quickly gets to the ball from cover and returns the ball to Malik who disturbs the bails. He does not even appeal to the umpire, rather, signals to him that it is out. They do the mandatory check for the third umpire and replays confirm that Dhawan is short by a yard. End of a stunning 210-run stand, the highest ever opening wicket partnership for India in ODI run chases. 210/1