During the mid-innings break, Virender Sehwag, Diana Edulji & Aravinda de Silva were presented their commemorative caps for being inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame. Neat little ceremony anchored by Ian Bishop.

Here's Kohli: Well, I'm feeling (pauses). Again, the great man just congratulated me. It feels like a dream. Too good to be true. Big game for us and I played the role so that the guys around me can come and express themselves. As I said, for me the most important thing is to make my team win. I've been given a role this tournament and I'm trying to dig deep. That's the key to consistency - play according to the situation and play for the team. It's the stuff of dreams. Sachin paaji was there in the stands. It's very difficult for me to express it. My life partner, my hero - he's sitting there. And all these fans at the Wankhede. To get to 400 is amazing; a lot of credit needs to go to Shreyas. KL finished it with a flurry [of boundaries].

5.51pm That was one hell of an effort from India's batters. They've racked up 397 for 4, headlined by Virat Kohli's record-breaking 50th ODI century. Shreyas Iyer made a century of his own as India laid into NZ's attack. Santner, though, stood out amid NZ's rubble, coming away with 0 for 51 in his ten overs. Shashank will be back with you for the start of NZ's chase.

Rajkumar Lingav: "Southee does it with slower ones. Something that the Indian bowlers need to keep in mind especially when the going is not good."

Gill is back to apply the finishing touches