New Zealand beat Afghanistan by seven wickets to make it three wins from three
NZ captain Kane Williamson top-scores with unbeaten 79 off 99 balls
Aftab takes all three wickets for Afghanistan, who have lost all three so far
Afghanistan bowled out in 41.1 overs - Hashmatullah makes 59 off 99 balls
NZ's Neesham takes best 2019 World Cup figures of 5-31; Ferguson 4-37
Day-night match at County Ground, Taunton
Follow in-play clips & TMS commentary (UK only)
Jeremy Coney
Ex-New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
Lockie Ferguson deserved those four wickets he's taken. He looked threatening most of the time.
He's showing a range of skills and no-one in the New Zealand camp really thought he could do that so it's good timing.
Jeremy Coney
Ex-New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
It was a good tumbling catch in the end.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
The fun is over.
Hashmatullah c Henry b Ferguson 59 (Afg 172 all out)
What a good catch! A very good innings from Hashmatullah Shahidi comes to an end, miscuing a fast ball from Lockie Ferguson over his own head, it could go for four but Matt Henry picked it up early and ran in hard from the fence to take a tumbling catch just above the turf.
New Zealand will need 173 at just 3.46 an over.
Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Taunton
Probably one of the loudest rounds of applause of the game so far as Hamid Hassan plays a fantastic leave to that last ball from Trent Boult!
Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Today, Afghanistan have broke their record first, fifth and 10th-wicket partnership in World Cup cricket.
Trent Boult had taken a wicket in every World Cup game he'd played in - but not today. He's bowled himself out, 0-34 from his 10, and well played Hamid Hassan for surviving five balls there.
Hashmatullah middles a glorious sounding shot but it only goes for one and he takes the single off the first. Not sure that was wise...
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
This is starting to get a bit frustrating for New Zealand. They'll want to wrap this up.
Hassan 7, Hashmatullah 58
As Norcross says, there was a proper hoik which didn't connect from Hassan, but he does work a clever single and Hashmatullah does likewise from the last to stay on strike.
More importantly, a man in the crowd has brought his dog with him. YES.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
You could hear the sound of bat hitting fresh air from here!
Hashmatullah was hit on the hand by the last ball of the last over and after some treatment, he mistimes a push into the off side and it's one of those which jars and rattles the handle all the way through your forearms. Ouch indeed.
He gets a single but can't get the two he was after. That puts the number 11 on strike.
Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Taunton
Well, one positive for Afghanistan - this is now the longest they've managed to bat for in their three games so far.
There was plenty of smash, bang and clatter of wickets falling against Australia and Sri Lanka and all a bit too quickly to take advantage of the 50-over allocation.
This last wicket stand has now just about edged them past the 38.2 overs in which they scored 207 against Australia.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
That was splendid timing. It wasn't a great ball but he smoked it.
Trent Boult looks for the yorker but it's just a full toss and Hashmatullah is good enough to cash it in, driving powerfully away for four.
This late resistance will be frustrating for the men in black.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
The crowd are oddly quiet.
Boult 0-28
That's one way to get out of the way of a bouncer - Hashmatullah just throws himself to the floor and nearly splatters his stumps in the process. Elegance, no. Entertainment, very much so.
Trent Boult is not happy with some of these false strokes.
Jeremy Coney
Ex-New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
It's been a bit more like baseball from the batters in the last few overs.
Hamid Hassan is almost bounced out by Lockie Ferguson but he doesn't get a glove on it. Ferguson spears another one into his rib cage and he fends it down and safe.
That was 89mph. Pretty well played to be honest.
Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Taunton
Well batted, Shahidi.
This half-century rearguard, now with some added late-order pizzazz, has given the Afghanistan fans plenty to cheer.