Pakistan go above England in World Cup table
Imad Wasim stars with unbeaten 49 as Pakistan win with two balls to spare
Afghanistan posted 227-9 thanks to stubborn middle order
Afghan and Najibullah both make 42
Shaheen impresses once again, taking four wickets - including two in two balls
Fazeer Mohammed
West Indian commentator on TMS
It's been disappointing for Afghanistan, not just that they haven't won any matches yet, but you really want them to benefit from the experience and not have to go home and sort loads of issues, which it feels like they're going to have to do.
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These two have put on a tidy 25-run partnership. What's a good score from here for Afghanistan? Can they be competitive?
Shot of the day so far. Just a shame he was out a ball later.
Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport at Headingley
Pakistan fans really live every ball. I settled down at the back of the new stand at Headingley which is mostly populated by Pakistan fans. Every slight appeal, every half-shout, someone jumps off their seat, appealing with the players. A dot ball is welcomed the same way a six might be.
There's a wide age range here as well - a lot of families, which is always good to see. Then, at the back of what was the Western Terrace, the band have cranked up the drums.
They're dancing around, with a bemused security guard stood in the middle of them, and at the bottom of the stairs, a baby sleeps peacefully in its carrier, utterly unaffected by the chaos going on around it.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Najibullah Zadran is the one for me, he should be coming in at least five. He's looked Afghanistan's best batsman.
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Mel Jones
Ex-Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special
I know Ikram Ali Khil does bat at three or four for Afghanistan's A side.
Afghan 15, Ikram 11
Sharp fielding keeps Ikram on that 11*, off 33 balls now. Get set for a big one?
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
On Ikram Ali Khil coming in at four...
He's scored no runs, he's looked edgy, he can't rotate the strike, I don't really know where to start. He hasn't shined during this tournament.
Shadab comes on to bowl, he got some big turn against New Zealand and his first ball is edged - for four!
We know how you feel Lilli. Watching Pakistan has been ace.
#bbccricket
Lilli: At the #PAKvsAFG, external game, wearing my England hat, really shouldn't be supporting Pakistan but I'm being swept away by the atmosphere and I may have been turned.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Afghanistan haven't been steamrolled at this tournament - that is one thing to mention. They have been competitive.
Ikram has matched his ODI best of 11 by the way. Go on son!
Rahmat Shah has been out caught more often than any other batsman at this World Cup (seven times).
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
This was a tentative push, he got a bit fortunate there.
Wahab bowls two wides down the leg side in his first three balls. Loose start, he's then edged for four through a sort of phantom third slip area.
Wahab Riaz is coming on. Hold on...
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Asghar Afghan - the old captain - seemed to be conducting the team talk in the huddle pre-match today. It wasn't Gulbadin Naib.