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India pick up the pace with 11 off the over.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

That is a wonderous shot. The timing was sumptuous.

Ind 16-0published at 1.5 overs

1.5 overs

Shot! Rohit Sharma shuffles towards off and it flicks David Wiese's fifth ball forcefully over fine leg for six.

Rohit Sharma carves it magnificently over mid-off for four.

He miscues it next up but it drops short of the fielder.

Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batter on BBC Test Match Special

There needs to be more investment from the ICC. Some players are playing at this tournament and then will go back to their country and do a 9-5 job.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

Associate cricket has never been stronger but how can it take the next step when it is so stop start?

India finish with six runs off a lively first over by Ruben Trumpelmann.

Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batter on BBC Test Match Special

It is a massive moment in the game because if India had lost Rohit early it would have put them under some pressure.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

Oh, he should have caught that.

The fielder is really annoyed because he did get there.

Rohit dropped on zeropublished at 0.3 overs

0.3 overs

Rohit Sharma whips Ruben Trumplemann round the corner, straight to Michael van Lingen at short fine leg.

It carries as Van Lingen dives forward but the ball ricochets off his wrist and away four.

Tough, but takeable.

Left-armer Ruben Trumpelmann starts to KL Rahul, who flicks it off his pads for a single to get himself and India off the mark.

India openers KL Rahul and Rohit Sharma stride out to the crease.

They helped chase down 86 to win against Scotland in just 6.3 overs last time out.

How quickly are they aiming to get this over with today?

More from Ravi Shastri: "They need rest now. I am mentally drained, but I expect that at my age, but these guys are physically and mentally drained. They have spent six months in the bubble and we would have ideally liked a bigger gap between the IPL and the World Cup. It is when the big games come and the pressure hits you, you are not as switched on as you should be. It is not an excuse because we take defeat. We're not scared of losing. In trying to win you will lose games, but here we didn't try to win because the x-factor was missing."

Namibia did finish strongly to give themselves something to bowl to.

Outgoing India coach Ravi Shastri: "It has been a fantastic journey. When i took the job I said in my mind that I wanted to make a difference and I think that I have. In life it isn't always about what you've accomplished, it is about what you've overcome and what these guys have overcome over the last five years, the way they have travelled around the globe and performed in all corners of the globe, in all formats, will make this, irrespective of what has happened here, one of the great teams in the history of the game. We are out of this tournament but it takes nothing away from a great side.

"Winning in red-ball cricket across the globe and to beat all the sides in white-ball cricket, we've beaten them in their den and that was my and the teams endeavour. We were labelled as bullies at home but this team has shown they can win abroad.

"Rahul Dravid has inherited a great team and with his experience and stature he can only raise the bar. There is guys with a lot of experience and they will be around for another three or four years."

Bumrah's yorker, fast or slow, is just so good.

India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin: "There was a nice bounce to the piece and that was a good cross-breeze today and that was useful for the spinner.

"Changes of pace is important to get the dot balls in and whenever you slowed it down a bit it held a little bit. You always want to bowl first on this pitch because you never know what is going to happen with the dew.

"Every team would find it hard playing today but every time you wear the India shirt there is pride."

Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Namibia have ended well enough to make up for the stutter in the middle. They have managed to put some of the India bowlers under pressure and I think that is what they would have been trying to do.

Namibia can keep their heads held high.

Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special

That was a brilliant stop. It was flying towards him and went the opposite way on the bounce.

Ruben Trumpelmann flays the last ball round the corner and Suryakumar Yadav makes a terrific stop to prevent the boundary and keep that to a single.

The ball deviated sharply as it bounced in front of him.

So India need 133 to end a disappointing tournament with a win.