And they're ready to resume in Napier - Dawlat Zadran, one of Afghanistan's three-pronged pace attack, to bowl to Martin Guptill and Brendon McCullum. New Zealand need 187 for five wins from five.

Kalika Mehta
BBC Sport in Napier

"A chant of 'Shenwari, Shenwari, Shenwari' is heard from the Afghanistan fans out on the embankment. They loved the effort their star batsman put in despite the slow nature of it. Even as he departed the Afghanistan flags were being waved proudly, they know things could have been far worse without his half-century.

"The New Zealand fans in contrast breath a sigh of relief, they were starting to get slightly nervous but one young lady remarked: 'At least this way McCullum will be able to smash the ball our way and help a few of us make some money.' Certainly every time New Zealand's captain has come to the crease, he's seemed intent on potentially earning his countrymen and women some of that big pot of money for the 'one-handed crowd catch' promotion."

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Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

TMS are now looking ahead to the Australia-Sri Lanka game, which starts at 03:30 GMT:

"It's going to be a grand occasion at the SCG - the winner qualifies for the quarter-finals come what may. You'd think a slower pitch might help Sri Lanka, but I'm sure there will be enough pace in there."

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Tim J Baxter: Someone is going to have to play very well to prevent NZ winning this World Cup I think.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"You're only as good as your last match, and England have had eight days since their last match, when they weren't very good. But beating Bangladesh won't mean they definitely qualify. I just looked on a random forecast for next Friday in Sydney which suggested it could rain when they play Afghanistan."

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"I think England have to consider James Tredwell tomorrow, as spinners usually do well against Bangladesh. I think he should have played in the whole tournament - I would say that, I'm an off-spinner - and I'd open with Alex Hales and Moeen Ali, with Ian Bell at three."

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Captain Eoin Morgan has denied that England have been over-reliant on statistics at the World Cup, despite losing three of their first four games.

Former skipper Michael Vaughan has described England as "predictable", while ex-batsman Geoffrey Boycott, who says defeat by Bangladesh on Monday would be "catastrophic", told the players to "think for yourself".

Morgan said: "The majority of plans can go out of the window one or two overs in. That is probably my strength as a captain."

Defeat by Bangladesh in Pool A in Adelaide on Monday will end England's hopes of reaching the quarter-finals.

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Adam Mountford
BBC Test Match Special producer in Adelaide

"The Adelaide Sunday Mail is urging locals to 'roar like a tiger' and cheer for Bangladesh tomorrow. There's even a guide to all you need to know about being a Bangladeshi. Plenty of pressure on England."

BBC Radio Test Match Special

You might have heard that there's a huge match taking place in Adelaide tomorrow. England. Bangladesh. A quarter-final place at stake.

The Test Match Special team are already in South Australia ahead of the crunch Pool A clash and you can hear what they got to say about the match over on 5 live sports extra right now while the Afghanistan and New Zealand players have a bite to eat in Napier.

The TMS crew are also looking ahead to today's later game between Australia and Sri Lanka in Sydney.

Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

"The only bowler to bowl a full 10 overs in a 50-over World Cup game and take four or more wickets while conceding fewer than 20 runs before Vettori today was Andrew Hall who had figures of 10-2-18-5 for South Africa v England at Bridgetown in 2007."

New Zealand seamer Trent Boult: "It was pretty tough, the wind was swirling from all angles but credit to Dan Vettori, he led from the front and it's good to chip in with a couple of wickets. It's a used wicket, but I think we adapted well and kept them to a decent total. The ball didn't swing consistently."

Whose fault was it that he and Tim Southee started at the wrong ends?

"I don't like to blame Tim, so I'll say it was a joint decision."

Afghanistan 186 all out (50 overs, won toss)

Batsman: Shapoor 2*

Fall of wickets: 5-1 (Ahmadi 1), 6-2 (Ghani 0), 24-3 (Stanikzai 9), 49-4 (Nawroz 27), 59-5 (Nabi 6), 59-6 (Zazai 0), 145-7 (Najibullah 56), 151-8 (Dawlat 1), 166-9 (Shenwari 54), 186-10 (Hassan 16)

Bowling figures: Southee 10-0-43-0, Boult 10-2-34-3, Vettori 10-4-18-4, Milne 10-0-38-1, Anderson 6.4-0-38-2, Elliott 1-0-10-0.

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Huge applause from the appreciative Napier crowd for the efforts of the Afghanistan batsmen. At one stage it looked like they were not going to make 86, never mind 186. And their final tally is more than England, Scotland AND Australia each made against the Kiwis....

Derek Stirling
Ex-New Zealand seamer on BBC Test Match Special

"An outstanding catch. The batsman advanced down the track and got a good piece of it, baseball-style, but Milne took an excellent catch low down. Worryingly, he just stood up tweaking his shoulder. But a pretty good fightback from an Associate nation."

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That's that for Afghanistan! Hamid Hassan takes up a baseball-style stance as he looks to smash Corey Anderson out of the ground. But he miscues and slashes the ball north to legside where Adam Milne sprints across to dive and take a stunning catch.

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Hamid Hassan is loving his day in the Napier sun! The crowd are egging him on and the Afghan batsman obliges. He leaps up to meet Milne's short delivery, blasting a square cut to the boundary for another four. A moment of panic in the final ball as Shapoor Zadran wants the single, Hassan doesn't, and sends his mate back to the gate. Calm down lads, only 12 more balls to go...

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The final member of Afghanistan's Zadran trio marches out into the middle after Shenwari's demise. Number eleven Shapoor Zadran joins comrade Hamid Hassan at the crease. Hassan finally comes out of his shell, thrashing two successive fours to nudge himself off the mark. Can these two see out these final 16 balls?

Derek Stirling
Ex-New Zealand seamer on BBC Test Match Special

"A very good innings comes to an end, he tried to shovel the short ball around the corner. Shenwari really dug in for his side today, and they've at least managed to post a total, though not a challenging one, after being 59-6."

All over for Samiullah Shenwari - he's had a ball. But all good things eventually come to an end, and he meets his maker by looping up into the grateful hands of Ross Taylor at square leg. Standing ovation for Afghanistan's number five...

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Stuart Duff
Ex-Central Districts all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

"Hamid Hassan is going to be really sour if he makes a duck here, he could have had one to fine leg there, but he's playing for the team. It's not flash now at 166-8 but Shenwari has given them something to bowl at."

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