Mohammad Rizwan won an important toss and opted to bat.

Pakistan's openers got off to a brisk start as India's bowlers bowled a tad too full with some swing on offer.

Hardik Pandya gave India the first breakthrough before Imam-ul-Haq fell in the next over to a run-out.

Overs 11-20 brought just 27 runs for Pakistan but Rizwan and Shakeel hunkered down to build a big stand.

Shakeel scored a solid 63-ball half-century as Pakistan looked to kick on.

Axar Patel broke the 104-run stand by castling Mohammad Rizwan.

Kuldeep Yadav took three lower middle-order wickets to engineer a mini collapse.

Khushdil Shah added an important 38 to push Pakistan to 241.

India got off to a brisk start before Rohit Sharma was castled by a Shaheen Afridi yorker.

Shubman Gill continued his rich vein of form by a hitting a string of eye-catching boundaries, mostly off Shaheen Afridi.

Abrar Ahmed dismissed Gill for 46 with a terrific leg break

Virat Kohli got going with a brace of well-timed checked-drives off Haris Rauf.

Kohli and Iyer batted steadily through the middle overs and put on 114 for the third wicket.

Iyer overcame a sedate start to complete a half-century.

Kohli got to his 51st ODI century by hitting the last ball of the match for four as India won by six wickets.