So that's day five of the World Cup wrapped up.

Some encouragement for the debutants Afghanistan despite the eventual margin of defeat.

You can read more in Stephan Shemilt's full report from Manuka Oval.

That's not the end of the cricket for today - we'll resume later with the action from Nelson as Zimbabwe meet UAE in Pool B from 21:30 GMT.

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Ebony Rainford-Brent
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Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza: "As I said before, the first match in the World Cup is very important, and we set the tone.

"We had a reasonable start today though later on it got a bit close, but Shakib and Mushfiqur Rahim were brilliant.

"This kind of match always has pressure, but I am very happy as the boys adapted very well."

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Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

"We've seen great crowds so far for this tournament. Crowds of more than 10,000 both here today and in Hamilton when South Africa played Zimbabwe. I hope that intensity continues as it makes for a great atmosphere."

Afghanistan captain Mohammad Nabi: "We bowled very well in the first 35 overs, especially the fast bowlers who took early wickets.

"Shakib Al Hasan and Mushfiqur Rahim played very well in the middle and took the score to [beyond] 260. Three wickets down for three runs was not a good start on the batting side, but in the middle Nawroz and Samiullah took the game on.

"It is not a good start in the World Cup but hopefully we will play better in the next game."

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Here's what that win for Bangladesh does for the standings in Pool A.

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Admittedly it's early days, but Afghanistan have come out of that game with a better net run rate than England or Scotland.

Man of the match, Bangladesh wicketkeeper and batsman Mushfiqur Rahim: "We were under the pressure as the favourites and expected to win the game.

"But in a World Cup anyone can win any game. Hopefully we will carry on that momentum into the next game.

"We need to push our paddle - it will not be easy against Australia at the Gabba, but we will hopefully give our best shot against them."

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Afghanistan 162 all out (42.5 overs)

Batsmen: Mirwais 10*, Aftab 8*

Fall of wickets: 1-2 (Javed Ahmadi 1), 2-2 (Afsar Zazai 1), 3-3 (Asghar Stanikzai 1), 4-65 (Nawroz Mangal 27), 5-78 (Samiullah Shenwari 42), 6-136 (Najibullah Zadran 17), 7-136 (Mohammad Nabi 44), 8-154 (Mirwais Ashraf 10), 9-154 (Hamid Hassan 0), 10-162 (Aftab Alam 14)

Bowling figures: Mortaza 9-2-20-3, Rubel 6-0-27-1, Taskin 7-0-23-1, Shakib 8.5-0-43-2, Mahmudullah 8-1-31-1, Soumya 3-0-13-0, Sabbir 1-0-4-0

Bangladesh 267 all out (50 overs) - Mushfiqur 71, Shakib 63

Bangladesh won by 105 runs

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Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"Bangladesh will be delighted with their victory in front of this 'home' crowd. They looked very shaky at the start when they were four wickets down, but they built an excellent partnership between Shakib and Mushfiqur Rahim. Since that, they looked in charge to take this game home.

"They could cause an upset against an England side that are hit and miss. The group is strong with Australia and New Zealand, but they will be looking at touching up England and Scotland. Sneak a couple of wins and they will think they can do well in this group."

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A bit of a tame end to what was, at times, a very watchable and entertaining game. On paper, it's a pretty comprehensive win for Bangladesh, but Afghanistan asked questions of them at times and with a bit more discipline and experience, they could have been chasing a lot less. Stay with us, we'll have more reaction.

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It's all over as confusion breaks out between the last Afghanistan pair. Aftab hits one to point. There's a diving stop in the field. They say yes, they say no, they almost meet in the middle and all the while the throw comes in and Aftab is run out and that's the game. Bangladesh win by 105 runs.

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Aftab isn't finished yet and he clubs a huge six straight down the ground off Shakib.

Neil Manthorp
BBC Test Match Special

"This is turning into a pretty resounding victory for Bangladesh, and a pretty resounding defeat for Afghanistan. But there has been a lot for the losing side to be happy about, particularly the bowling in the first half of the Bangladesh innings."

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One fast bowler makes way for another as Shapoor Zadran comes in at number 11 for Afghanistan. He's been padded up a while though in the changing room as the television cameras have shown.

Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

"Shakib Al Hasan has scored a fifty and taken two wickets in a match 15 times now in 142 ODIs. This is 10.42% of his matches. He is the only player to have done this in more than 10% of his matches (minimum 50 ODIs)."

Hamid Hassan - who dazzled us earlier with his colourful headband - takes a swing at a fullish ball outside off from Taskin, but only manages to pick out point. Not long to go now.

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Neil Manthorp
BBC Test Match Special

"That really was the bowler's wicket. Shakib tempted his man, gave him the bait and Mirwais Ashraf could not resist it."

Buoyed by his efforts two balls earlier, Mirwais tries to repeat his shot, but some canny bowling from Shakib holds the pace back a bit. The ball skews towards long-off and Sabbir takes the catch on the rope.

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Mirwais despatches one over the ropes off Shakib for a beautiful maximum over deep square leg.

Afghanistan 146-7 (40 overs)

Batsmen: Mirwais 10*, Aftab 8*

Fall of wickets: 1-2 (Javed Ahmadi 1), 2-2 (Afsar Zazai 1), 3-3 (Asghar Stanikzai 1), 4-65 (Nawroz Mangal 27), 5-78 (Samiullah Shenwari 42), 6-136 (Najibullah 17), 7-136 (Nabi 44)

Bowling figures: Mortaza 9-2-20-3, Rubel 6-0-27-1, Taskin 6-0-22-0, Shakib 7-0-28-1, Mahmudullah 8-1-31-1, Soumya 3-0-13-0, Sabbir 1-0-4-0

Bangladesh 267 all out (50 overs) - won toss

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