Warner hits unbeaten 89 for Australia - booed after reaching 50
Finch hammers 66 off 48 balls after Australia's pace bowlers dominate in Bristol
Afghanistan lost both openers for ducks after choosing to bat first
Najibullah top-scores with 51, sharing 83-run partnership with Gulbadin (31) for sixth wicket
Three wickets each for Cummins and leg-spinner Zampa
Rashid Khan returns to the attack. David Warner flicks one off his toes for two. He then exchanges singles with Steve Smith to edge Australia ever closer. A single off the final ball ensures Warner keeps the strike. One more lusty blow will do it.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
After 100 balls, David Warner had scored 76 runs.
That is the second fewest runs he's scored in a 100-ball stretch in his ODI career.
Australia continue to nudge their way to victory, though they keep the Afghanistan fielders honest with a couple of briskly run twos.
Eight off the over in total, just nine more needed.
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You do wonder whether this ponderous Australia innings will cost them if qualification goes down to net run-rate.
Just the three singles off Dawlat Zadran's over.
Steve Smith has scored one century and four half-centuries in his last five World Cup innings.
Mujeeb Ur Rahman gets Steve Smith pushing at the ball and finds the edge. First slip would have gobbled that up but he isn't there and the ball disappears for a boundary. Smith nudges a single off the final ball to complete the over.
Geoff Lemon
BBC Test Match Special commentator
It's been a fair old grind. I don't really understand the approach if I'm honest.
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Glenn Houlihan: At the Bristol County Ground we have 9,000 people booing Steve Smith, a man playing a guitar made out of a bat and two people dressed as sandpaper dancing on a balcony. How do you explain this to someone who doesn't watch cricket?
David Warner pushes a single off the final ball. 28 needed from 20 overs. Definitely doable.
That's beautifully timed by David Warner. It's no more than a push but he guides it perfectly straight over Dawlat Zadran's head for four.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Rashid Khan is fuming at his bowler there for not getting back behind the stumps.
If he'd have been there that would have been out.
Dawlat Zadran comes back into the attack. Australia push for two off the first ball and Steve Smith is struggling. But the throw is poor and there is no-one backing up the stumps, so he survives.
Here is how Rashid Khan dismissed Usman Khawaja for 15.
Target 208
Australia rotating the strike now, they knock Rashid Khan round for five singles. Afghanistan seem resigned to their fate.
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Hameed Qayoomi: It definitely isn’t Shahzad’s day so far. He has been sloppy in wicketkeeping; has given away at least 10 runs.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It pitched outside leg. Hit him outside leg. But would have hit the stumps.
So two of the three things were wrong.
Simon Mann
TMS commentator
That looked a good shout. It must have been going down leg.
There's a strangled appeal from Hamid Hassan as he hits David Warner on the pads. No review left of course and the umpire isn't interested.
Australia have won 13 of their last 17 ODIs played in England and Wales against teams other than England