Shami's hat-trick wins it for India, who were defending 16 in last over
Stubborn lower order resistance gets Afghanistan within sight of victory
Bumrah takes two wickets in an over as Afghanistan fall from 106-2 to 106-4
Kohli top-scores with 67 but India struggle to find boundary in 224-8
Two wickets for Afghanistan spinner Nabi and Gulbadin
Afghanistan eliminated with defeat; India leapfrog England
India will surely be eyeing big runs today against the bowling attack that conceded 397 runs against England.
England hit a record 25 sixes that day, 17 of them by Eoin Morgan.
Will we see similar things today?
India XI: Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul, Virat Kohli (c), Vijay Shankar, Kedar Jadhav, MS Dhoni(wk) Hardik Pandya, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Shami, Yuzvendra Chahal, Jasprit Bumrah.
Afghanistan XI: Hazratullah Zazai, Gulbadin Naib (c), Rahmat Shah, Hashmatullah Shahidi, Ikram Ali Khil (wk), Asghar Afghan, Mohammad Nabi, Najibullah Zadran, Rashid Khan, Aftab Alam, Mujeeb Ur Rahman.
Afghanistan captain Gulbadin Naib: "It doesn't matter if we win the toss or lose, it is a long day. I am happy with batting [against England]. It is a good thing we played out 50 overs."
India captain Virat Kohli: "It looks like a really good wicket - nice and hard. It's a beautiful day to play cricket so let's try and score lots of runs. Our mindset is always the same, regardless of the opposition. We can't take a side like Afghanistan lightly. We'll have to be on our A game and put in another precise performance."
Image source, AFPIndia make just one change. Bowler Mohammed Shami replaces the injured Bhuvneshwar Kumar.
That's not a bad replacement.
Afghanistan make a couple of changes. Full teams to come...
Huge cheers ring around the ground as India captain Virat Kohli wins the toss.
He chooses to bat.
Mark Nicholas you're live! Speak!
There's an awkward delay...
I've seen India rated as 1/40 with bookmakers today.
They are massive favourites for this one.
There won't be any problems with the weather today. It's a lovely day.
Here comes the toss...
Image source, Getty ImagesBut India's minor issues are nothing compared to Afghanistan's problems.
They have lost all five of their games so far - including that thumping defeat to England at Old Trafford.
There is also unrest in the camp. Coach Phil Simmons hit out at former selector Dawlat Ahmadzai after criticism of the team's coaching staff.
Simmons responded by saying he will "tell the Afghanistan people about the part that Mr Dawlat Ahmadzai had to play in our preparation and his part in the dismissal Asghar Afghan", the former captain who was removed from his position on the eve of the tournament.
Can the team put all that behind them today?
India will be looking continue their unbeaten start today in Southampton against Afghanistan who have struggled so far.
India have looked very good so far. They have won three games with their other washed out.
They have a couple of issues though. Shikhar Dhawan has been ruled out of the tournament with injury. Bhuvneshwar Kumar is injured too.
Will Dhawan's replacement Rishabh Pant come straight into the team? Will India rotate their team against Afghanistan who are still without a win?
Image source, Rex FeaturesSo to today.
This is how things stand going into today's matches.
And if you haven't already - and if you dare to re-live it - you can listen to the latest Test Match Special podcast which reviews England's loss.
Michael Vaughan was less than complimentary about the batting. Paul Farbrace gave some interesting insight too. There's also an appearance from a wizard.
Image source, Reuters
Image source, Rex FeaturesSo what does yesterday's defeat mean for England's chances?
It was their second loss of the tournament but it does not mean the end of their hopes.
Eoin Morgan's side remain third in the group stage table but have arguably their three hardest games to play - Australia, India and New Zealand.
Win all three and they'll definitely qualify for the semi-finals. Win two and they probably will. One win could also be enough.
Read more on this and check out the crucial remaining fixtures here.
Yesterday this World Cup was brought to life by its first real shock as England were beaten by Sri Lanka.
That result has made the race for the top four more far more interesting and we have two more games coming up today.
First unbeaten India play Afghanistan at Southampton and later on West Indies play New Zealand at Old Trafford.
It should be another belting day...
Image source, Getty ImagesWell...
Who saw that coming?
Cricket World Cup: England collapse gives Sri Lanka shock win