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Mohammad Amir now strides out as Pakistan continue to subside.
Summary
Shaheen takes 6-35 as Bangladesh bowled out for 221 - Pakistan win by 94 runs
Shakib scores 64 - he finishes World Cup with two hundreds & five fifties from eight innings
New Zealand confirmed in last four - Pakistan needed to beat Bangladesh by at least 308 runs
Pakistan score 315-9 - Imam-ul-Haq makes 100, Babar 96; Mustafizur takes 5-75
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialThe Fizz has sniffed this catch from the boot of the non-striker. Wonderful catch, Shadab was trying to whip it on the leg side.
WICKETpublished at 47.1 overs
Shadab c&b Mustafizur (Pak 289-7)
The catching in this tournament!! They just keep on coming.
Mustafizur now plucks one from a couple of inches above the turf in his follow-through to dismiss Shadab Khan.
The crowd gasps as the replays are shown. This is right up there for catch of the tournament.
Pak 289-6published at 47 overs
Imad 26, Shadab 1
Shadab Khan pushes his first ball for one.
Pakistan have three overs left to scrap to a score. They effectively only have three wickets left due to Sarfaraz's injury.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialWahab Riaz will be looking forward to when he gets a bowl on this used pitch, it's got a bit of grass on it so I think it is coming on to the bat a bit more.
WICKETpublished at 46.5 overs
Wahab b Saifuddin 2 (Pak 288-6)
Wahab gets Wahab-ed! The Pakistan fast bowler gets an inswinging yorker from Mohammad Saifuddin that bowls him, albeit at about 10mph slower.
Pak 286-5published at 46.3 overs
A hefty blow from Imad Wasim. Remarkably, given the situation with their qualification hopes, that is the first six of the day.
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We have seen batsmen getting out in some funny ways in this World Cup. Imam-ul-Haq is up there...
Pak 279-5published at 46 overs
Imad 19, Wahab 1
Andy Zaltzman makes a good point. Babar Azam is Kamran Akmal is cousin. Does wicketkeeping run in the family? Pakistan might need to find a keeper for the second innings. I hope a real part-timer has to have a go. It's like seeing Rio Ferdinand in goal. Brilliant entertainment.
How's stat?!published at 13:55 British Summer Time 5 July 2019
Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statisticianMustafizur up to joint second place in the wicket-takers for the tournament. Mitchell Starc still well ahead on 24 but Ferguson, Archer and Mustafizur have 17.
Pak 275-5published at 45.2 overs
Imad certainly is fully fit, however. Two boundaries in a row - one through the off side and one through leg.
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Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match SpecialI think Sarfaraz is going to struggle to keep wicket.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialSarfaraz is going off, he's clearly struggling.
RETIRED HURTpublished at 45 overs
BreakingSarfaraz 2 (Pak 267-5)
Sarfaraz Ahmed has realised he's about as much use as a chocolate teapot out there. He's decided to retire hurt after that blow to the elbow. He slumps off.
Wahab Riaz is the new man.
Pak 267-5published at 45 overs
Dave makes a good point. A few things have gone against Pakistan but they only have themselves to blame for that calamitous defeat to West Indies first up.
That's what really dented their net run-rate.
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Pakistan definitely been unlucky with the weather. Rained off vs Sri Lanka (probably 2 points reduced to one) while New Zealand rained off against India (probably 0 points turned into 1).
Dave
Pak 265-5published at 44.5 overs
Sarfaraz, perhaps still a little hindered, can't get the free hit to the boundary but Imad does cut for four a ball later.
He is a very handy finisher.
Pak 260-5published at 44.3 overs
More sloppiness from Bangladesh. They've been like a cheesecake gone badly wrong.
A no ball.
Pak 258-5published at 44.2 overs
Sarfaraz is a tough cookie. He is still grimacing and shaking that right arm out but he is going to continue.
He nabs a single first ball.
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While we wait... Here's how Mohammad Hafeez got out...