England win to go top of table
Eng 397-6 - their World Cup record
Morgan 148 (71) - ODI record 17 sixes
Bairstow 90 (99), Root 88 (82)
England 25 sixes - ODI record
Afg 247-8: Hashmatullah 76 (100)
Archer 3-52, Rashid 3-66, Wood 2-40
Target 398
Is it difficult to bowl in this situation when you know you're going to win and the batsmen are batting without pressure? Should England be doing a better job of this?
The crowd are at least getting a full game of cricket.
Rashid is hit for another boundary, this time a sweep behind square.
This Afghanistan pair are batting brilliantly...
Definitely.
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I’m on a tram, about to go past Old Trafford. With all these sixes, should I be worried?
James, Manchester
Need 218 more to win in 14 overs
More runs for Afghanistan. Their supporters are getting plenty to cheer now. Archer's radar lets him down and Hashmatullah flicks one off his hip down to fine leg for four.
Afghanistan's run-rate is 10.80 in the last five overs.
Asghar Afghan is still going to attack the England bouncers, despite the drop in the last over. This will be frustrating for Archer.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
I think England have over-egged the pudding with the bouncer a bit.
The Afghanistan fans are getting louder and louder in the stands. They're not going to win this but it's a spirited performance from the team who are currently bottom of the World Cup table.
Hashmatullah Shahidi sweeps Rashid for four to reach his fifty.
This is the six Swanny is talking about below. Aggers says it may be the shot of the day.
It really is remarkable.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
There is some spirited batting going on. That six Hashmatullah hit off Mark Wood brought a smile to my eyes.
That's Bairstow's second drop of the day. It wasn't as easy as this one earlier...
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Jonny Bairstow is having a bit of a dodgy day in the field.
It wasn't easy but it wasn't that much more difficult than the one we saw Zadran drop early on.
The short ploy should have a wicket! Jofra Archer finds the top-edge of Asghar Afghan's bat but Jonny Bairstow spills the catch running in from fine leg.
It wasn't easy, the Yorkshireman had to run and dive forward, but he'd expect to take it.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
That was lacking that bit of bite and venom you have to produce. It was a bit of a long-hop.
Jofra Archer's head rocks back and he has a resigned look on his face. Afghan gets in position to this bouncer and pulls for four.
England have a short leg in again so the short stuff is going to continue. Eoin Morgan is the man under the helmet. It's fair to say his back must be better or he wouldn't place himself there.
His batting probably proved that, mind.
Jofra Archer is coming back. Is this Eoin Morgan wanting to end this funny business quickly?
Police have confirmed that some members of the Afghanistan squad were involved in an altercation at a Manchester restaurant on Monday, which resulted in the police being called.
It is thought the unnamed members of the squad took exception to being filmed by a member of the public, and confronted him.
No arrests were made and investigations are ongoing.
Image source, Getty ImagesPolice confirm some members of the Afghanistan squad were involved in an altercation at a Manchester restaurant on Monday evening.
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Afghanistan only need 14.41 runs an over from here after those hefty blows...
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
Up go the umpire's arms again - they'll be tired tonight.