Michael Carberry
Former England batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Jason Holder's reaction there showed that he felt done by the lack of pace on the slower ball. If he had gone through with the shot, I think it would've soared over the boundary as well.

Zimbabwe are playing a dangerous game. They aren't bowling yorkers and these are nothing length deliveries to powerful men.

WI 248-5published at 19.2 overs

19.2 overs

Blessing Muzarabani is a brave man, but Jason Holder hammers his first two balls for six.

The first is smacked back over the Zimbabwe seamer's head before Holder connects with a pull over mid-wicket for another maximum.

WI 236-5published at 19 balls

19 balls

Sherfane Rutherford with a piece of pure timing.

The West Indies batter drills a flat-ish six off the final ball of Richard Ngarava's over for six.

There's six balls left. Be a brave man to put your hand up to bowl this final over.

Michael Carberry
Former England batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Some of Zimbabwe's bowling plans haven't married up with their field settings today.

In this format, it is very dangerous to start double-bluffing good strikers of the cricket ball. Sometimes you just have to take your medicine and decide what side of the field you want to protect.

The ball will easily disappear into the crowd on these small boundaries in India. We all know that, so you have to keep it simple.

WI 229-4published at 18.3 overs

18.3 overs

Romario Shepherd plants his foot down the pitch and deposits Richard Ngarava over his head and into the stands for six.

WI 223-4published at 18.2 overs

18.2 overs

Romario Shepherd is given a bit of width by left-arm seamer Richard Ngarava and he cuts it high over point for six.

Michael Carberry
Former England batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I'm just not sure the slower ball into the pitch is the way to go.

We aren't seeing enough of those pitch-perfect yorkers. Brad Evans has seemed reluctant to go to it today, but it is still one of the hardest balls to hit.

WI 216-4published at 18 overs

18 overs

Romario Shepherd picks up the pace of the penultimate delivery of the over from Brad Evans and muscles it over long-on for six.

I think it will be a big ask for West Indies to reach that 260 off 12 balls, Andy.

Two singles and two dots from Brad Evans, who uses his variations well. Pace on and off. Short then full.

Clever bowling.

West Indies have passed 200-mark in that last over.

There's only been one successful chase over 200 at the Wankhede Stadium in T20 internationals. That came when England chased down 230 against South Africa in 2016.

WI 208-4published at 17 overs

17 overs

Smart batting from Sherfane Rutherford.

He does not overhit one pushed wider by Blessing Muzarabani and instead cuts him for four.

When the 6ft 8in ZImbabwe quick straightens up Rutherford swivels on his heels and lifts a pull over deep backward square for six.

Here's those two drops from Tashinga Musekiwa.

Michael Carberry
Former England batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Blessing Muzarabani's reintroduction has been seven or eight overs too late, in my opinion.

Maybe Zimbabwe got a little too structured with their bowling changes. For example, the captain just bowled himself a little too long, especially when he started to take some punishment.

You have to roll the dice in those situations. Maybe they should've tried Muzarabani for one over to give someone like Rovman Powell something to think about.

Michael Carberry
Former England batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

That was a valiant effort from whoever was at extra cover there, but I can tell you know that at no stage did he want that in his hands either.

It would've been another physio job because it was hit so hard, with fade as well.

A no-ball call off the final delivery of Sikander Raza's over.

It was a single but when he rebowls it Sherfane Rutherford pumps it for four through the covers.