Pakistan batted first, but their captain Babar Azam walked for an lbw after just one run on the board, and Mohammed Rizwan was soon out too with the score at 15/2.

Shan Masood and Iftikhar Ahmed were pivotal to Pakistan's form in the middle, scoring 103 runs between them, with Masood finishing not out.

Ahmed was dismissed after 51 runs, with only Shaheen Afridi scoring more than 10 in the rest of the team following.

After 20 overs, the team had 159 runs with eight wickets.

India had a similarly difficult start, losing captain Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul after 10 runs, and lost Suryakumar Yadav after 26. 

Axar Patel went out at 31 runs, making room for Kohli and Hardik Pandya to sweep up 82 and 40 runs each.

Kohli finished not out in the end as drama continued in the last couple of overs.

Pakistani bowler Mohammad Nawaz had a great start, but lost composure at the end, conceding a free hit to India, with Kohli managing to still score six to add insult to injury.

Another ball ran wide to give India an automatic run, while a cross-spinning dead ball gave the batters even more hope.

Dinesh Karthik was then stumped meaning India had to score two from the final ball.

Nawaz bowled wide meaning India needed just one run - and Ravichandran Ashwin hit it long to surpass the threshold, sending the thousands of fans into hysteria.

India scored 160 runs and won by four wickets.

Sri Lanka won their opener in the Super 12 stage too, needing only 15 overs to defeat Ireland by nine wickets.

Ireland batted first to score 128 runs, with Paul Stirling scoring 34 runs and Harry Tector adding 45.

Only three batters played for Sri Lanka, with Kusal Mendis finishing 68 not out alongside Charith Asalanka on 31 runs to finish on 133 with one wicket down.