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
Target 161
Really good start from Gulbadin Naib - a wicket maiden.
That is the end of the powerplay. Afghanistan are in total control. They were 50-0 at this stage.
The required run-rate is rocketing every ball. It is up to 9.42 now.
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Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batter on BBC Test Match Special
The slower ball completely beat Loftie-Eaton there, he played it far too early.
Loftie-Eaton b Gulbadin 14 (Nam 29-3)
Bowled him!
Again the slower ball does Namibia. They have been distinctly average at reading Afghanistan's change-ups so far. Nicol Loftie-Eaton tries to heave into the leg-side but misses and Gulbadin Naib hits middle stump.
The former Afghanistan skipper brings up the guns and bicep celebration like usual too.
Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batter on BBC Test Match Special
This over has pulled things back for Afghanistan.
Target 161
Hamid Hassan is leaving us with little doubt as to who he's playing for. He's got a Afghanistan coloured headband on and then the Afghanistan flags painted on his cheeks too.
It is a good tidy start from the right-arm seamer, with just two runs conceded.
That pushes the required run-rate closer to nine.
Image source, Getty ImagesTarget 161
A couple of dots end the over.
Namibia have to keep attacking here. They might as well be 100 all out than 130-6 at the end.
Target 161
Shot!
Nicol Loftie-Eaton advances down the track and plonks Mohammad Nabi over long-on for his first boundary.
Nabi stands at his mark biting his nails in frustration.
Oooh! That is close.
It is umpire's call on impact so the not out decision stands. The technology runs on in that instance and it shows it would have been smashing into middle stump.
Mohammad Nabi has a smile and a word with umpire Chris Gaffaney as he walks back to his mark.
Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batter on BBC Test Match Special
This is close. I think it's out.
Has Mohammad Nabi got Nicol Loftie-Eaton out lbw?
The Afghanistan skipper likes it enough to send it upstairs.
Here's how Naveen-Ul-Haq picked up the first wicket...
Target 161
This has been exactly the start that Afghanistan would have wanted with the ball. A win today would take them to four points and ahead of tough games against India and New Zealand would keep their semi-final hopes well and truly alive.
Those two sides meet at 14:00 GMT and neither have a win yet.
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Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
I like that description! As long as he doesn't lick it, of course.
Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batter on BBC Test Match Special
Another wonderful change up from Naveen. The batter couldn't pick it at all as it's so well disguised. A comfortable catch but in the end it looked like the ball stuck in his hands like an ice cream being put into a cone!
Image source, Getty ImagesVan Lingen c Hamid Hassan b Naveen 11 (Nam 16-2)
Another one. Afghanistan are in control.
This is more good bowling from Naveen-Ul-Haq. The slower ball deceives Michael van Lingen and an attempted leg-side flick just goes up in the air and Hamid Hassan, into the side today, gets round from short fine leg to take the catch.
It threatened to pop out but he hung on.
Target 161
Good comeback from Mohammad Nabi with just two singles coming from the final four balls of the over.
A good one for Namibia though, with 10 coming off it. They've still got games against India, Pakistan and New Zealand to follow after today. What an experience for them.
Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batter on BBC Test Match Special
That will give Namibia a lot of confidence. There was a lovely sound off the bat from van Lingen.
Hello! There is some of that scoring that Abhishek wanted.
Michael van Lingen takes a couple of steps down the track and plants Nabi over long-on. Superb shot.
It'll be the spin of captain Mohammad Nabi from the other end.
He's attacking. He's got a slip in.
Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batter on BBC Test Match Special
Namibia can't afford to get too far behind the run rate in the first six overs. If they lose a wicket or two it doesn't matter but they need to get the runs flowing.
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