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da betobet： ESPNcricinfo staff15-Feb-2015A festive atmosphere prevailed with the fans assembling at the venue much ahead of the start•ICCMisbah-ul-Haq got his team together for the huddle after India opted to bat•Getty ImagesSohail Khan drew first blood, removing Rohit Sharma in the eighth over•Getty ImagesShikhar Dhawan, however, found form at the right time•Getty ImagesKeeping Dhawan company was Virat Kohli, who continued his great run in Adelaide. The pair added 129 for the second wicket•Associated PressAfter Dhawan departed, Suresh Raina punished the spinners and played some big shots in his 56-ball 74•Getty ImagesVirat Kohli, meanwhile, stroked his way to another Adelaide century, becoming the fastest player to reach 22 ODI hundreds•Getty ImagesSohail Khan, however, punctured India’s momentum with a late burst. Playing his first ODI in more than three years, Sohail collected his first ever five-for and helped keep India to 300 for 7•Getty ImagesKohli and Ahmed Shehzad wait for the smoke from the fireworks to settle before the start of Pakistan’s innings•Getty ImagesPakistan’s experiment to open with Younis Khan didn’t quite pay off, as the batsman was bounced out for 6•Getty ImagesShehzad steadied the innings with a patient 47, but his wicket triggered a middle-order collapse from which Pakistan never recovered•Getty ImagesR Ashwin starved Pakistan’s middle order, becoming the first Indian spinner since 1979 to bowl three maidens in the World Cup•Getty ImagesAfter the departure of the big-hitting Shahid Afridi, Pakistan’s prospects dimmed•Getty ImagesMisbah remained Pakistan’s only hope, and he slammed nine fours and a six to score 76•Getty ImagesHowever, he was left with too much to do in the end, as India maintained their unbeaten record over Pakistan in World Cups by registering a 76-run victory•Getty Images