Live Cricket World Cup - Australia v India

15 oversInd 76-1 

Watson's bowled steadily, but there's nothing he can do about it when Gambhir flays him over the covers for four. A single takes him to eight, and Tendulkar dabs one to third man which slides his score up to 46.

14 oversInd 70-1 

Vic Marks on TMS wonders when Australia will introduce off-spinner Jason Krejza into the attack - he doesn't think it'll be while we're still in powerplay overs. Johnson is off after taking 0-20 from his first four, and Lee returns, bowling round the wicket to the left-handed Gambhir and immediately having him swinging and missing outside off stump. Gambhir doubles his score with a single to third man - then a single through the covers takes Tendulkar to 18,000 ODI runs. Wow. Gambhir nicks the strike with a single.

13 oversDRINKS BREAKInd 67-1 

Tendulkar and Gambhir add a couple of singles, there's a half-hearted lbw appeal for one which hits Tendulkar outside the line as he plays forward. Better from Watson, who's been the Aussies' best bowler so far.

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12 oversInd 65-1 

Johnson to Tendulkar, that's a lovely shot which has people all over our office "ooh"-ing. A wristy flick from middle and off and it shoots away through mid-wicket for four. The next ball is wide and it's cut past third man for four. The 'Little Master' is showing off a range of shots, angling a two to long leg and then square-driving to the point boundary to keep the strike - 11 from the over. Sachin has 43 from 49 balls. These two have added 21 in 3.5 overs... and Gambhir's only faced two balls - not that the crowd will mind with their idol Tendulkar on song.

11 oversInd 54-1 (TARGET 261) 

Tendulkar gets an edge from Watson... but it reaches first slip on the bounce. A two takes the Indian idol to 31, before he threads a single to the cover sweeper. Watson bangs in a bouncer at Gambhir, that's a legside wide, then he tries to whip one off his legs, Ponting dives forward, is that a catch? There's a big discussion between both umpires, and the umpires themselves consult their colleague in the TV box. And slow-motion TV replays show... a rather obvious bounce before it reaches Ponting's hands.

1. 10 oversInd 50-1 
   Johnson keeps Tendulkar tied down for a while, although he gets away with an outrageous wide outside off stump that somehow isn't signalled as a wide. He nudges the last ball for a single to the square leg boundary. That's 50 up for the co-hosts.
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   From Ian, Lancaster, TMS inbox: "In world sport, which professional has more pressure every time to perform than Tendulkar? Usain Bolt at a push. Everyone (excluding the opposition fans) always want to see the master carve another century. Which I think he may today."
3. 9 oversInd 49-1 
   Gautam Gambhir is the new batsman, but he's not facing as they ran on the catch. Tendulkar laces a beautiful cover drive past the diving Aussie fielders for four, and a dabbed single to third man brings left-hander Gambhir on strike for the first time. He defends his first ball.

   8 oversInd 44-0 

   Tendulkar drives and misses as Johnson bowls one across him that keeps low. But a short-arm pull brings him his fourth boundary of the innings. India are well up with the rate - needing to score at 5.16 per over.