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Day-night match at County Ground, Taunton
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This could be costly for New Zealand.
The delivery from Trent Boult turns Hazratullah Zazai straight on and an edge flies to Ross Taylor at first slip, who can only get a hand to it and effectively tip it over the bar goalkeeper-style.
First real chance for the Kiwis.
Image source, Getty ImagesAfghanistan have only been able to put up first powerplay scores of 46 and 37 so far in this competition. They are on track to motor past that...
Hazratullah 18, Noor Ali 19
Henry responds well with four dot balls ending the seventh hour. Largely due to a couple of excellent stops at cover and backward point by Jimmy Neesham and Mitchell Santner.
I still reckon that might be the last we see of Henry for the time being. He's gone for 26 off his first four overs.
Shot!
Too full from Matt Henry and Noor Ali Zadran just clips it through mid-wicket for four. Too easy for the opener.
Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Taunton
As someone who is somewhat more of a pedestrian left-arm trundler than Trent Boult, it's a bit of a treat to be sat watching this opening spell from pretty much right behind his bowling arm at the Pavilion End.
Already evident that Boult is going to try and give himself every chance of getting movement in the air despite the big-hitting threat both these two Afghanistan openers possess.
It's mainly been about Hazratullah Zazai so far but Noor Ali Zadran has hit two beautiful straight drives now. He's timed the absolute pants off this latest one.
Trent Boult, annoyed by conceding that latest boundary, beats the outside edge with an absolute cracker off the next ball.
A guide down to third man makes it six off the over.
It's worth remembering that Hazratullah Zazai holds the record for the most sixes in a T20 innings with 16 maximums against Ireland.
If he hangs around it could be carnage.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
That was up in the air for an enormous amount of time!
And again! Another escape for Hazratullah.
This time three fielders converge on it but again the left-hand opener survives.
Colin de Grandhomme may have got a hand to that one.
Ooh that's a lucky escape for Hazratullah Zazai.
He tries to hit Matt Henry out of the ground but it lands in between a running-back mid-on and a deep mid-wicket.
They run a couple.
Jeremy Coney
Ex-New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
That was a classic stroke, a very pleasant shot. Noor Ali Khan got a full stride in. This is a decent start but the question with Afghanistan is always the same - can they get enough runs?
They need high 200s at least here, into the 300s.
That's glorious from Noor Ali Zadran to bring up his first boundary.
It's a bit full from Matt Henry and Noor Ali sends it straight back where it came from for a magnificent straight four.
Image source, Getty ImagesAnother tight over from Trent Boult.
There is a huge appeal from the left-armer and New Zealand from the penultimate delivery but Hazratullah Zazai got a huge inside edge on it.
The opener has an almighty swipe at the final delivery but misses.
Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Image source, Getty ImagesIndia beat Sri Lanka by 157 runs in 1999 - great kit!
This is the second time these teams have met in ODI cricket - New Zealand won by six wickets in the World Cup in 2015.
The last World Cup game played here in Taunton saw Sourav Ganguly and Rahul Dravid add a then-record partnership of 318 for India!
Jeremy Coney
Ex-New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
The pitch looks greener than usual, it's patchy. We know that the surface down here is pretty good, generally I've seen 350 runs scored here by Somerset. It is a short ground, nowhere near as big as Cardiff or The Oval where New Zealand have played so far.
If the ball grips a bit it will be an interesting game. Mohammad Nabi has bowled beautifully so far for Afghanistan.
That's a much better second over from Matt Henry.
He gets one to jag back and it raps Noor Ali Zadran on the pad. There's a brief appeal but that's far too high.
Two from it.
Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Taunton
Fair play to the two volunteers who get the job of holding those inflatable globes with the country's flag on it during the national anthems.
Both of them had to contend with sudden gusts across the ground in the middle of both of them.
New Zealand's Tim Southee went up to the guy to his left to shake his hands and congratulate him on his strength in holding on once the Afghanistan anthem had finished!
Good first over from Trent Boult, bang on the money throughout.
After exchanging singles, Noor Ali squirts through the covers for a couple.
Good start from Afghanistan, this.
Boult's rapid left-armers are going to get us under way with the second new ball.
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