India win by nine wickets, chasing 133 with 4.4 overs to spare
Rahul 54 not out, Rohit 56
Namibia 132-8: Wiese 26 (25)
Jadeja 3-16, Ashwin 3-20
Kohli's last game as India T20 captain
India finish third in Group 2, Namibia fifth
Super 12, Group 2, Dubai
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That was such a good delivery. It turned and it bounced and it completely deceived Green.
As a spin bowler I get excited when I see something like that.
Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special
He played all round that delivery. Ashwin is wreaking havoc.
Green b Ashwin 0 (Nam 94-7)
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Namibia's Zane Green falls for a golden duck to an absolute peach from Ashwin.
A dream delivery for an off-spinner, biting off the pitch to turn past the outside edge of the left-hander and knock over the bails.
As simple a slip catch off a spinner as you'll ever see.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
That is a really good catch from Rohit Sharma. Namibia were just getting into it.
Everything is now dependent on David Wiese if Namibia want to get up to a big score.
Smit c Rohit b Jadeja 9 (Nam 93-6)
Ravindra Jadeja hasn't really bowled a bad ball.
After conceding just three singles from five balls, he picks up his third wicket with his final delivery of the day.
JJ Smit mistimes a drive and Rohit Sharm takes a fine catch, diving low at cover to pouch it.
Jadeja finishes with 3-16 off his four overs, having taken 3-15 against Scotland. In. Form.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
India have bowled a bad ball an over really.
Not much worse than looking round in cricket to see the keeper teasing the bails off as you're halfway down the track.
David Wiese can only get the free-hit away for a single, but JJ Smit edges a wide delivery last up away for four.
Not a good over by Rahul Chahar, conceding 13 runs.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
I just wonder if Chahar is just trying to be a little bit too clever here.
Right-handed leg-spinner Rahul Chahar changes to his alternative run-up where he stands behind the non-striker and runs between the umpire and stumps to deliver the ball from over the wicket.
It's very odd. Anyone have any idea why he does it? To change the angle from which he delivers the ball?
He concedes a single the first time, goes back to his standard run-up and concedes another single before trying his funky run-up again.
This time it's a dreadful ball that is slapped away for four by David Wiese - and it's a no-ball as well.
Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batter on BBC Test Match Special
India should have been playing this side since the start. I like the idea of them playing three spinners and they can control the game. They can do that too because Hardik Pandya can give them a couple of overs of pace if needed.
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Another positive of India playing three spinners is the over rate is actually as quick as it should be.
We've had 13 overs in under an hour.
Ravichandran Ashwin has 2-18 off his three overs so far.
Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batter on BBC Test Match Special
That was such a casual appeal. For a moment it didn't feel like it was out.
Erasmus c Pant b Ashwin 12 (Nam 72-5)
Snaffled!
More flight from Ravichandran Ashwin, a loose drive from Gerhard Erasmus and the Namibia captain feathers it through to keeper Rishabh Pant.
Deft hands from Pant, who didn't even celebrate as he just casually raised his hand and the umpire raised his finger.
Probably should've played Ashwin against Pakistan and New Zealand...
Ravichandran Ashwin pushes one a long way down leg and it skips away for four wides and five runs in total. Poor ball.
The slow death of skewing it straight up.
Ravindra Jadeja keeps it tight again. Just five from the over.
He has two wickets for 13 runs from his three overs so far.
Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batter on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesIt has been a terrific run for Namibia. They should be very proud of their efforts.
They have competed with some of the best in the world and it should give their players a lot of confidence. They can hopefully grow as players and take a lot of positivity from this experience.