Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

I think that's six anywhere. We've seen a few big ones today but that's in the shake-up for the longest. It's cheered up the Afghans in the crowd.

Afg 116-3published at 28.2 overs

28.2 overs

Asghar Afghan, meanwhile, might be going to have a bit of a swing!

The former captain swipes Adil Rashid into the stand.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

They were singing a few songs in that party stand when Eoin Morgan was hitting all those sixes. You wait until the Ashes, it will be rocking.

Mark Wood has been really impressive in this tournament, hasn't he? In fact, he's been really impressive since returning to the Test team in West Indies.

His fifth over costs just two runs. He has 1-10.

Hashmatullah Shahidi doesn't look interested in having a go at getting these runs. He has 22 from 50.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I know it's a World Cup but when you've been bowled out so quickly and cheaply you've got to try and bat through and see where it takes you.

The required run-rate is up over 12.50 now. Adil Rashid zips through another over. He will want to find some rhythm in this game to help him in the latter stages of this competition.

The Manchester crowd is awoken from its snooze with a loud rendition of Sweet Caroline. Classic.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

Eoin Morgan since the India series last year, 19 innings and 1,024 runs, averaging 78.7 with a strike rate of 112. Prior to that in his previous 18 innings he had averaged just 23.

Thanks Amy. England are not finding this as straight-forward as they'd have hoped. They'd have wanted to wrap this up quickly.

Afghanistan aren't going to win this but they're sticking around.

Hello!

Mark Wood whistles down a bouncer that Hashmatullah tucks himself underneath, bat down low, and a single is all Afghanistan can snaffle from this over.

And with that, I'm done. Matthew Henry will take you through the closing stages.

Mark Wood is back.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

This is the best Afghanistan have batted in the World Cup, they have played with decent control and played some nice strokes. It will give them a confidence boost to get to 280-300, that will be a good effort.

New man Asghar Afghan sees off his first delivery from Adil Rashid.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Rashid hasn't bowled at his best in the World Cup but has just not had the luck. Rahmat will know that should have gone into the party stand, a nice juicy full toss, he probably got surprised by it, wasn't expecting such a bad ball. Maybe Rashid will pick up a four-for and get his confidence back.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

You don't get many streakers now, when I played there was almost one a game. Even at Lord's once I was out on the hook and one came flying past.

Eoin Morgan's look of distaste at that pitch invader was marvelous.

Anyway, here's Adil Rashid.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I think he was making sure the zinger bails were working.

Well, he's got his clothes on. That's about all I can say about that.

He's managed to knock both sets of bails off and get to the boundary rope before being tackled by the security guards.

There's a pitch invader...

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

Eoin Morgan has already hit 22 sixes in the tournament from 182 balls - one every eight balls. He already has the second most hit in a tournament. Chris Gayle hit 26 in the last World Cup.