India vs New Zealand Highlights, WTC Final, Day 5: Kohli, Pujara unbeaten; India lead by 32 runs

Just straying the ball into Rohit's legs and the India opener flicks it behind for a four towards fine leg, where Jamieson, who is six foot eight inches tall cannot stop the four. The ball just beginning to lose a bit of swing India 15/0 after 8 overs

Room on offer and Rohit Sharma slashes it through the cover point region to bring up his and India's first four of the second innings. They reach 11/0 after six overs.

This was always going to be the test for Shubman Gill, facing Trent Boult with the swinging new ball. So far, the left-arm quick has been on target, bowling in the middle-leg channel, which Gill has no other option than playing at.

India's last four wickets: 35 runs

New Zealand's last four wickets: 87 runs

The ball takes the outer half of the bat and goes towards the vacant third man region but without enough power. Rohit and Gill run three.

If no further rain interruption, India should have around 40 overs to bat out. It'll be very fascinating to see how India react in their second innings? Will the openers play their natural game like they did in the first dig? Or will we see a more aggressive approach? Do not miss this period, guys.

With the sun out, conditions look ideal for batting. This session is what can make or break India's chances of winning this Test match. With four sessions and two whole innings remaining in the game, it would be interesting to see what approach India take today? Would they want to share the WTC title, or do they want it entirely for themselves. We feel it's the latter.

That's the final wicket. Jadeja gets Southee and New Zealand end their first innings with a lead of 32 runs. Four wickets for Shami, three for Ishant, two for Ashwin and Jadeja gets one.

A massive hit. Southee clears the boundary comfortably and with ease. New Zealand now ahead by 31. Every run is going to hurt India from this moment.

A perfect off-spinner's dismissal. Off the top edge of the bat and Rahane takes the catch off the re-bound. he has been terrific against the left-handers and he removes another one here.

Only the second six of the match after Jamieson's hit earlier in the day. Also, do you know that with that, he is now New Zealand's second most six hitter in Tests, next only to Chris Cairns. No way is he a tail-ender. Heck, he has more sixes in Test matches than Sachin Tendulkar and Ricky Ponting, and just three away from equalling MS Dhoni. Now let that sink in.

That's right. India would be pumped with this one as it's Kane Williamson who falls for 49. Ishant Sharma with his second wicket. Edged and Virat Kohli takes the catch. And how do you think he celebrated? Well, your guess is as good as ours. India are over the moon. New Zealand eight down for 221 and with the lead not enough, India's pacer would... sorry, need to take the remaining two wickets in the next five overs.

A couple of runs tapped down to third leg puts New Zealand ahead. They lead India by three runs and every run scored from here on promises to sting Virat Kohli's team. Then again, with one and a half day left, anything can happen.

OUCH BUT FOUR! Hope Southee is okay as he picks up four leg-byes. Shami's well-directed bouncer forces Southee to awkwardly duck. The ball clips off Southee's upper back and runs to the fence. They'll take whatever they get.

IN THE AIR..IN THE AIR....AND SAFE! Southee top-edges the ball which flies over point to no man's land. The duo run 2.

NZ are 211/7 after 91 overs.

TWO! Southee takes on Bumrah as lifts the ball over the infield through the mid-on region. The slow outfield does not allow the ball to trickle down to the fence. Batsmen run a couple. NZ are 205/7 after 90 overs.

FOUR! Shami strays down the leg and Williamson is too good to not help the ball on its way to the boundary.

NZ are 202/7 after 89 overs.

Tim Southee is the new man in. Bumrah attacks Southee's stumps on the first four balls and the latter manages to get his bat down on time every single time..

JUST SHORT! This time, the ball is pitched at yorker length just outside off. Southee pokes at it and edges the ball to slips on the bounce. Rohit Sharma does well to collect the ball and avoid it from rolling past it for NZ runs.

2 runs- Southee flicks a full-toss on the pads to get off the mark.

OUT! The mini battle is won by Shami. Pitche sit short, angling sharply towards Jamieson. The lanky Kiwi player plays the pull, finds the top edge and ends up holing out to Jasprit Bumrah at fine leg. New Zealand are 192/7 after 87 overs. Jamison gone for 21 off 16 balls.

FOUR! That's a lovely shot from Williamson. He's more of a backfoot player and on this occasion, he pulled Shami with ease to find a boundary.

BOUNCER to Jamieson! As Dinesh Karthik rightly points out on air, it must have taken immense effort for Shami to bowl a bouncer to Jamieson and also beat him.

SIX! What a response from the 6'8" man. Shami overpitches the ball this time, Kyle makes room and thumps the ball over long on for six.

India opening the door with three wickets in the session. Shami has been the star of the show so far. Started with Taylor, followed by Watling and the CDG. Williamson showing signs of some issues with his elbow, which kept him out of the second Test against England

India retain their review, but Williamson survives. Shami squared up the NZ skipper and rapped him on his back leg. Umpire Richard Illingworth signalled not out but it was close enough to convince Kohli to go upstairs. The ball tracker showed the ball hitting the stumps not entirely so the umpire's call overpowers them all. But what an over from Shami. He surely is tilting this game in India's favour.

Well that's an oddity. Where run scoring has been difficult, Jamieson and Williamson squeeze four consecutive doubles for New Zealand.

Not once, not twice, but thrice in one over as Jamison shown his intention of going after the Indian bowling, in this case, Ishant Sharma. Also, with Ishant bowling to Jamieson, two of world cricket's tallest cricketers are up against each other. How about a picture of these two together after the match?

BOWLED HIM! Shami picks up his 3rd wicket and Colin de Grandhomme heads back. New Zealand 162/6.