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

Mohammed Shami loses his line a little as New Zealand collect four leg byes. Two balls later, Shami drops it short and wide outside off. The New Zealand skipper does not waste the chance and cracks it through point to collect his second four of the day. New Zealand move to 162/5, the deficit is 55 runs.

The brand new ball has been taken by India and Mohammed Shami bowls the first over with it. Gets some out-swing going early on. India should surely pick up two wickets with it here with Shami and Ishant operating.

And expect India to take it, and then operate with Ishant and Shami, India's two wicket-taking bowlers of the day. New Zealand 151/5, trail India by 66 runs.

The left-arm spinner bowling a stump-to-stump line, not allowing de Grandhomme to free his arms. The New Zealand all-rounder realises that once India take the second new ball, scoring won't be too easy.

De Grandhomme goes big with a pull, but timing not as good. Fortunately for New Zealand, the ball lands in the vacant area far from Ashwin. The takeaway from here is that New Zealand and CDG in particular, will not keep quiet.

Ravindra Jadeja comes on. With seven over to go for the new ball, Kohli probably resting his pacers before a long spell. Also, with Jadeja bowling, India's over-rate should certainly get better.

And it's a FOUR! What a way to start the afternoon session. Full ball from Bumrah and that's what any batsman would like first up. The all-rounder crunches it through covers for a delightful boundary. That's how CDG bats. He will not hold himself back, which to be honest, India wouldn't mind.

The India opener was at his best on the field.

The New Zealand captain is 19 off 112 balls, but more importantly, just 7 off 75 today which includes a boundary. Pujara in the first innings scored 8 off 54. 'Any more questions, doubters,' is what India's No. 3 must be saying. But jokes aside, that's how batting has been today. In fact, this entire Test match. Just shows how good Gill and Rohit were during their first wicket partnership on Day 2.

New Zealand's approach can be questioned here. Scoring runs was never easy but it was going well as long as they had wickets in tact. But from there, losing one, two and then three wickets in a period of seven overs would be worrisome. India would be expected to go full steam here and bat again in the final session.

The first hour of the day belonged to New Zealand, but with three wickets in seven overs, India have returned in the match and in some style. Some brilliant catching and probing bowling see India end the first session as the team on top. One more wicket and they are into the tail. And R Ashwin is yet to bowl today. Just reflects the depth of this Indian unit.

If India can get one more such session, this is their game, reckons the former India batsman.

Who says the first hour of the day is important? The second hour is too. Ask India, who after going wicketless till drinks, have picked up three wickets in quick succession. New Zealand is the team in trouble now. They have lost half their side and they trail India by 82 runs.

BOWLED HIM! Two wickets in two overs as Shami cleans up BJ Watling to pick up his 2nd wicket of the day. NZ slip to 135/5.

OUT! Henry Nicholls edges Ishant Sharma to second slip and India have picked up a second wicket. He squares up Nicholls as the ball flies off the edge. Rohit Sharma at second slip comes in front of Cheteshwar Pujara and his bucket-like hands do the rest. Second breakthrough for India.

The first boundary of the day for Kane Williamson as he flicks Jasprit Bumrah wide of square leg. It's been tough going for the New Zealand skipper. He missed out scoring a boundary in the previous over but he was not going to let that one go. New Zealand 134/3 after 69 overs.

"India will be looking to target Henry Nicholls now. Kane Williamson hasn't scored many runs but looks solid in defence. If they can open up one end, India will have a chance of moving this game along," said Gavaskar on the BBC Test Match Special.

"I would have included him (Bhuvneshwar Kumar) just for this Test match because it is being played in June," says Sunil Gavaskar on air. Do you agree with the India legend?

Shami beats new batsman Henry Nicholls with snorter of a ball outside off. Tried it the second time but Nicholls was up to the challenge and played a handsome cut shot while being in the air. What a shot! That should certainly calm some nerves down.

One wicket and India are really upping the ante here. Shami's bowling seems to have rubbed off on Bumrah, who is looking a lot more in rhythm after the previous wicket-taking over. One more wicket here and this could be India's session. And if it can be of Williamson's, there's nothing quite like it.

Mohammed Shami strikes for India after drinks. Ross Taylor drives but can't keep it down for Shubman Gill to take a brilliant catch. New Zealand three down 117. Virat Kohli is delighted. No surprises there.

Who do you think the first hour of play belonged to on Day 5?

Here we go! The final over before drinks. Truth be told - the first hour has belonged to both teams, but you have to give New Zealand that extra point for battling out this period without losing a wicket. The India pacers weren't easy to get away with but Williamson and Taylor are New Zealand's two most experienced batsmen for a reason.

The first real chance of the day and Rishabh Pant couldn't quite make the most of it. Ishant wrapped Taylor on the gloves and flew to Pant's left into the boundary. Follows up with an in-swinger that beats Taylor's cover drive. Things are beginning to happen. New Zealand 117/2, trail India by exactly a 100.