Here we go then, Johnson Charles steps up to the crease, Evin Lewis, making his international debut at 24, is his partner. 

Hamza Hotak is the left-arm spinner with the ball.

Top work there Tom. Anybody out there top that? 

Perhaps more importantly, anybody else carry stock cubes on their person?

So 124to win for West Indies. There's no Chris Gayle today, he's off bossing another part of the universe altogether, but the smart money's on Darren Sammy's side knocking this off rather smoothly. 

Thanks James. I'd better get my excuses in early, as to my left I've got a man who carries a stock cube in his glasses case, to my right one person going on about Sia Chandelier (nor me) and another who once took a hit from a starting pistol...

So, can Afghanistan take some early wickets and make this chase interesting? Find out in the company of cricket live text debutant Patrick Jennings...

An international debut for Evin Lewis, 24, who made his first class debut for Trinidad & Tobago in March 2012 and is a left-handed opening batsman. He was called up to the West Indies' World Twenty20 squad as a replacement for the injured Lendl Simmons.  

He made the biggest score of the 2015 Bangladesh Premier League with an unbeaten 101 from 65 balls for Barisal Bulls.  

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Ian Bishop
Former West Indies pace bowler

"Can Afghanistan's canny spinners cause problems later in this contest? 

West Indies spin bowler Sulieman Benn: "We have momentum and we continued that. The pitch is a bit better than the South Africa game.

"I'm happy with the way the ball is coming out, I just have to turn up and do my job.

"I see myself as an attacking bowler, so prefer bowling the middle overs.

"I'm hoping it's a comfortable chase, not like the other night." 

Russel Arnold
Former Sri Lanka all-rounder

"The Windies will be happy. Afghanistan have got one run more than South Africa did against them. The spirit they have shows they are not going away. They will keep coming back and keep getting better and better."

Well, West Indies will be happy with that, you'd say. But Nagpur hasn't been an easy ground to chase on - we've already seen New Zealand defend 126 against India and South Africa almost defend 122 against West Indies here. This match isn't over...

That's lovely from Najib, he's finishing really strongly here. Backing away, making room and driving Bravo through the covers for four. A single off the last gets Afghanistan up to 123.

Outrageous from Najib! Full toss and he gets down and reverse sweeps it on the full, connecting beautifully with a perfect wristy flourish. A very good save from Evin Lewis prevents another four on the leg side...

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

"West Indies need to get comfortably above that 100 mark to be competitive today. I think we were hoping for a bit more crash-bang-wallop."

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Afg 112-7published at 19 overs

19 overs

Hello there! Rashid Khan is batting at nine but that's a fine stroke, shimmying down the track and belting Russell over the top. 120 might be on the cards after all...

Russel Arnold
Former Sri Lanka all-rounder

"That's an amazing catch. How easily did he pick that up? He had to wait a long time, but he was so confident under that. Even in these warm, warm conditions, it came down with ice." 

Bravo is back and Najib gets lucky, connecting streakily with a wild swing and collecting four through third man. Strong running turns it into a good over for Afghanistan, 10 from it.

Mel Jones
Former Australia batter on TMS

"Cardinal sin for the batter there, she didn't cover her stumps and it's taken her leg pole."

Shafiqullah is the new man and he gets off the mark with a single off his pads.