Summary

  • India reach their target of 273 with 15 overs to spare

  • Rohit smashes superb century off just 63 balls before falling for 131 off 84

  • India opener now has seven World Cup tons - most by any player

  • Kohli hits unbeaten 55

  • Afghanistan post 272-8 - Hashmatullah hits 80 and Azmatullah makes 62; Bumrah takes 4-39

  • India have now won both their games, Afghanistan have lost both

Live Reporting

Callum Matthews and Tom Mallows

  1. Afghanistan's 272-8 is their highest score in their four games against India.

    It is a decent effort from Hashmatullah Shahidi's side but you would expect India to chase that.

  2. Devender Kumar
    BBC Test Match Special commentator

    Much better performance in the batting department from Afghanistan, 272-8 is a reasonably good score against a strong India bowling line-up.

  3. India need 273 to win
    Breaking

    Afg 272-8

    Naveen-ul-Haq is able to find one boundary off the final over but Mohammed Siraj escapes without too much damage.

    He finishes with 0-76 off nine overs though. Not his day.

  4. Mohammed Siraj, despite going for 70 from his first eight overs, is going to bowl the final six balls.

  5. Rashid Khan's innings was entertaining while it lasted.

  6. Afg 264-8

    Jasprit Bumrah has been brilliant today. He finishes with 4-39 from his 10 overs.

    Here's how he removed Najibullah Zadran and Mohammad Nabi in his final spell.

  7. wicket

    WICKET

    Rashid c Kuldeep b Bumrah 16 (Afg 261-8)

    Juggled but caught!

    Rashid Khan slices high into the covers and Kuldeep Yadav and Ravindra Jadeja hare after it from the cover boundary and point respectively.

    It is Kuldeep's catch and he drops it initially, but he takes it at full stretch on the second grab. Good catch in the end.

  8. Carlos Brathwaite
    Ex-West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

    Delhi is not a pitch where you traditionally go to the yorker too early. You need to keep using the surface for as long as possible.

  9. Afg 261-7

    Rashid Khan keeps the strike with a single down the ground.

    Mohammad Siraj has figures of 0-70 from eight overs. A bad day.

  10. 6 runs

    Afg 259-7

    Uff. Shot.

    Rashid Khan stands tall and smacks Mohammad Siraj over the cover boundary for six.

    Superb power.

  11. Afg 253-7

    Mohammad Siraj really hasn't bowled well today. He's given away far too many boundaries.

    This is another as Rashid Khan guides beautifully to the point fence.

  12. Carlos Brathwaite
    Ex-West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

    I'm not sure how much Mujeeb knew about that one. It came off the bat but was purely a defence mechanism to not get hurt.

  13. Afg 247-7

    Back-to-back boundaries for Mujeeb Ur Rahman off Jasprit Bumrah.

    He smacks a straight drive away, before a nervy glance - almost more out of fear and protection for his hip - runs away fine.

  14. Here's how Hashmatullah Shahidi was trapped lbw by Kuldeep Yadav.

  15. Afg 238-7

    Ravindra Jadeja rattles through another set of six.

    Three singles from it.

    Four overs remain. Can Afghanistan get up to 270-280?

  16. wicket

    WICKET

    Nabi lbw b Bumrah 19 (Afg 235-7)

    Gone. Clipping leg stump.

    Afghanistan have lost three wickets for 10 runs.

  17. Carlos Brathwaite
    Ex-West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

    I think that review is more in hope than expectation.

  18. Afghanistan review

    Immediate revenge for Jasprit Bumrah.

    He strikes Mohammad Nabi on the pads and Paul Reiffel raises his finger.

  19. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special commentator

    Rashid Khan is a very difficult player to bowl to. We have seen some exceptional innings from him in the Indian Premier League. Afghanistan need some inspiration from him now.

  20. Afg 235-6

    Rashid Khan is the new batter. He's more than capable with the bat, but tends to be quite hit and miss.

    He is up and running with a single, before Mohammad Nabi cuts to the point boundary for four.

    Nice shot.