2.05pm: Just 25 minutes required by NZ to wrap up the tail and keep India to fewer than 220. That's another couple of inches gone their way - but time now for India's vaunted attack to show what they can do in these conditions. The floodlights are still blazing, plenty of cloud cover around, despite the alleged presence of the sun, and this game is beautifully poised. Back in a jiffy

"Mark my words," intones Anup. "NZ not going past 180.."

"What a phenomenal display of how to wicket-keep to the swinging ball. Can't remember BJ dropping anything and saved a number that swung hugely after the bat. No byes in the innings either." Savour him, Luke. It's his last game in NZ whites

Shashank: "33 maiden overs of the total 92 overs bowled by the Kiwis. Excellent control and discipline, they might have taken a bit over 4 sessions but always kept the runs in check. A cue to take for the Indian bowlers, hoping to see them come firing at the Kiwi batters." And to think, they didn't bowl one in the first 10 overs. India lost 10 wickets for 155, but that opening stand could still give them an advantage

Here we go then

What can Jadeja squeeze out of the last wicket now? Some problems with the sightscreen here - a large part of it seems to be a different colour, ie. light blue rather than white. No idea if that's a malfunction, or been that way all along. But this is going to take a while to fix, it seems

"Single of the 5th ball last over.. really??" Kiran Kadam is pointing fingers

That is Jamieson's fifth five-for of the WTC (and his short career): more than any other bowler

HMQ: "Kylie Jamieson. Take a bow. Big man performing in the Big match."

Mohammed Shami is last man in. Short leg and three slips waiting for the hat-trick ball

Jassi Bumrah is in at No. 10