Pakistan win by five wickets for third straight victory
Pak 148-5 (19 overs): Babar 51 (47), Fakhar 30 (25), Asif 25 (7); Rashid 2-26
Afg 147-6 (20 overs): Nabi 35 (32), Gulbadin 35 (25); Imad 2-25
Pakistan spinner Imad Wasim, who took 2-25: "It is fantastic playing here. The supporters of both teams are here and it is fantastic to be here.
"They played really well at the end. It is a very good score but I'm very hopeful we can chase it down.
"It was just stopping a bit at the start but it was coming on better by the end."
Stuart Law
Former Australia batter & West Indies coach on BBC Test Match Special
From where they were after 10 overs they will be very happy with that. It gives them an opportunity especially if they take a wicket or two with the new ball.
Thanks Ffion.
Mohammad Nabi and Gulbadin Naib were both brilliant in that unbroken partnership of 71 and they have given Afghanistan, with their artillery of world-class spinners, a real chance.
This should be a cracker. Who do you think will win?
Thumbs up for Pakistan. Thumbs down for Afghanistan.
A great fightback from the Afghanistan batters, adding 71 for the seventh wicket, but Pakistan probably still favourites for this one. Or are we in for an upset?
Here's Callum Matthews to take you through the second innings.
Liam Plunkett
England 2019 World Cup winner on BBC Test Match Special
It could be close but I'm backing Pakistan. They have a world-class batting line-up.
Stuart Law
Former Australia batter & West Indies coach on BBC Test Match Special
This is a total now where Afghanistan will feel like they've got a real go, particularly if they start well and set it up for their spinners.
Shaheen does well and the free hit concedes just a single.
What a recovery that is from Afghanistan, fighting back from 76-6. Gulbadin and Nabi finish with 35 not out each.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
Babar Azam has had a massive sense of humour failure here.
No-ball on height and a free hit!
Babar Azam is fuming.
Should've been a run out, but Shaheen doesn't get back to the stumps and instead, Afghanistan steal a second run. One ball remaining ...
Stuart Law
Former Australia batter & West Indies coach on BBC Test Match Special
Gulbadin Naib has played a little blinder here at the end.
Shaheen with the final over. Two singles from the first two balls. Gulbadin looks exhausted. At the end of the last over he had to pause for a breather.
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Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
I'm guessing it was a slower ball?
Stuart Law
Former Australia batter & West Indies coach on BBC Test Match Special
Tell me again what that was...?
Another four!! This is remarkable batting. I'm not quite sure how they've made it to 140, but it's been a great fightback.
Gulbadin has 33 from 21 balls and Nabi 32 from 29.
Stuart Law
Former Australia batter & West Indies coach on BBC Test Match Special
Another slower ball goes to the boundary...
And another! Excellent recovery from Afghanistan here and for the first time, Pakistan look a little flustered.
Four more, flying off the edge down to third and definitely not where Nabi intended it to go, but he'll take it!
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
This has been a really good recovery because at one stage it did look like they'd struggle to get 100.