Namibia end 98-9, chasing 161
Naveen & Hassan three wickets, two for Gulbadin
Opener Shahzad hits 45 from 33 balls in Afghanistan's 160-5
Zazai (33), Afghan (31), Nabi (32*) all contribute
Former captain Afghan given guard of honour & carried from field in final international match
Afghanistan second in Group 2 on four points
India & New Zealand meet in same group from 14:00 GMT
Smith c Shahzad b Hamid Hassan 0 (Nam 56-6)
Another one!
This is a weird one. Hamid Hassan bangs one in, but it doesn't really rise, and JJ Smith is looking to leave but the ball isn't wide enough and it just grazes his glove on the way through to wicketkeeper Mohammad Shahzad.
Afghanistan are all over Namibia here.
Alex may be being a bit kind there where she says "a bit of trouble".
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
A brilliantly executed yorker. Namibia in a bit of trouble here.
Image source, Getty ImagesErasmus b Hamid Hassan 12 (Nam 56-5)
Oh, my! PLAY THAT!
This is a simply sensational yorker from Hamid Hassan. It pitches in between the feet of Namibia captain Gerhard Erasmus and then is a little bit tail away and it smashes into the base of leg stump.
Erasmus ends up face down on the floor. Just beaten.
Here is that dropped chance I mentioned earlier.
How did he drop that?
Any answers on a postcard to BBC Sport, Salford Quays (#bbccricket is alright too).
'Absolute dolly' - Gurbaz drops Erasmus on six
He did, AM. You're right.
But two of those wickets came playing for a World XI. Today was his 100th wicket in this format playing for Afghanistan.
#bbccricket
AM: Rashid Khan got his 100th T20i wicket in the last game against Pakistan, not today just now.
Need 106 from 60 balls
Namibia have played Rashid Khan really well in that over. He's not a bowler you can sweep or paddle or dab with ease. Stand tall and hit him back down the ground.
Six from the over. It does see the run-rate jump to 10.60 though.
Time for a drink.
Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special
Wiese would have been miles out. He's got away with that.
Target 161
Namibia have to take risks now. It'll mean shots, risky runs and that almost results in a run out. The throw to the keeper just isn't quite accurate enough and David Wiese gets away with it. He'd have miles out if that had stuck.
He capitalises to pull the final ball to the boundary. Decent over for Namibia with 10 off it. Just another 11 of those...
Target 161
David Wiese, who will be familiar to a number of you for his Sussex exploits, is the new batter. He's won Namibia a couple of games in this tournament but it would be quite remarkable if he pulls this off.
Just three from Rashid Khan's first over. The required run-rate is up to 10.16.
Image source, Getty ImagesAlex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
He got himself in an awful position to play that paddle shot.
Green b Rashid Khan 1 (Nam 36-4)
... and Rashid Khan strikes first ball.
This is an, erm, interesting approach to playing the Afghanistan leg-spinner. He is one of the best bowlers in the world and Zane Green decides to bring out the paddle sweep first ball, but misses and the ball hits about three quarters up middle stump. Not a great look.
That is Rashid Khan's 100th T20 international wicket for Afghanistan. He's only one away from 400 in Twenty20's around the world.
Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special
Rashid Khan is only 23 yet it feels like we have been talking about him for a decade - and I don't think he started his career at 13.
Wherever he goes he lights up tournaments. No one has a bad word to say about him.
Rashid Khan is into the attack...
Nicol Loftie-Eaton has been dismissed now, but he did play this beautiful stroke off Mohammad Nabi earlier.
I got a message from a friend saying I'd missed out on comedy gold.
"Loftie by name, Loftie by nature".
I'll let you judge.
Target 161
I can't believe that drop. He seemed to lose his balance, but I have no idea how. It was literally hit straight at him.
Seven off the over and the run-rate creeps up some more. Rashid Khan still has four overs up his sleeve too.
Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batter on BBC Test Match Special
That was an absolute dolly.
Oh, no! This is a shocker.
Namibia skipper Gerhard Erasmus just tamely chips a catch up to Rahmanullah Gurbaz at cover and it should be the easiest catch we've seen all tournament.
Does he close his hands a bit early? It pops out and he tries to grab on the rebound, but ends up chucking it well out of reach.
Gurbaz is the youngest player in the tournament at just 19, but my days. A shocker.
'Absolute dolly' - Gurbaz drops Erasmus on six
Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special
Terrific stuff from Gulbadin.