Afghanistan win by 69 runs to beat England for first time and only their second World Cup win
England bowled out for 215, but Brook makes impressive 66 in middle order
Spinners Mujeeb and Rashid take 3-51 & 3-37 respectively
England lose regular wickets with only two players passing 12
Afghanistan bowled out for 284 in 49.5 overs
Rashid 3-42, Wood 2-50 - Root, Livingstone & Topley take one each
Two run outs, including Gurbaz who made blistering 80
Get Involved: #bbcccricket, via WhatsApp on 03301231826 or text 81111 (UK only, standard message rates apply)
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesDawid Malan was treading water a little bit there, but the passion Afghanistan are playing with, it's great. It is needed, the tournament is needed, as is an atmosphere in games.
Target 285
Dawid Malan pushes the ball to the right of mid-off and calls for a quick single.
The shy at the stumps is just off target. A direct hit and that would've been very interesting.
Target 285
Just the four from Fazal Farooqi's first over but, crucially, the wicket of Jonny Bairstow.
No matter what the batter thought of the decision - and you can see why he feels hard done to - the wicket stands and England need to be careful.
Target 285
One Yorkshireman has left the fielding chuntering away to himself, replaced by another one.
Joe Root is that much more chipper as he tickles off his pads for four. Easy pickings to get England's number three up and running.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Delhi
Image source, Getty ImagesJonny Bairstow has just given the umpires quite a glare on his way off there.
It was clipping but he does not like that decision.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
That chair Gurbraz hit out at earlier might get another seeing too. The finger was raised, two umpires calls, the flicking of the leg stump and Baristow has given England the worst start possible.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Much like Steve Smith, Jonny Bairstow cannot believe that he is out.
Bairstow lbw b Fazal 2 (Eng 3-1)
Just about clipping leg stump. Jonny Bairstow has to go and he is not happy about it.
Two umpire's call, for impact and hitting the stumps. Hitting is probably overstating it with the latter, it was barely brushing it.
But it was a good full ball from Fazal Farooqi, swinging back in to the right-hander and it stays with the on-field decision.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator
He has immediately gone straight up. Height I don't think will be an issue.
Eng 3-0
Image source, Getty ImagesHuge appeal for lbw as Fazal strikes Jonny Bairstow on the front pad. And it's given!
The England man reviews immediately - I think this might be sliding down leg.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
At one stage, England thought they will be chasing 385, not 285. They will take comfort in the fact that the ball has moved around a bit.
Target 285
Steady start all round. Three singles from Mujeeb Ur Rahman's over and both England openers are off the mark.
Target 285
England are away as Jonny Bairstow pushes a single to mid-on.
One down, 284 to go.
Thanks, Tim.
England will be confident of getting the 285 runs they need for victory but they'll know this won't be easy.
Afghanistan's spinners have the potential to cause them problems and one of them, Mujeeb Ur Rahman will open the bowling.
Right, Jonny Bairstow and Dawid Malan are striding out. Afghanistan's players are in a huddle.
The wise words of Sam Drury will take you through the initial phase of England's chase.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
England have to be ruthless picking their best team so when you come to Delhi when there isn't lateral movement for Sam Curran and Chris Woakes you might need to look at someone like Gus Atkinson for that extra pace.
Text 81111 (UK only - standard message rates apply)
England need an out & out wicket taker with X-Factor, leaking too many lower order runs. Either high pace or quality spin. With no Jofra Archer, it's got to be Gus Atkinson for Chris Woakes.
Raj in Bordon
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Chris Woakes' economy would be less of a concern if he had taken wickets, but he only has two in the tournament so far. He is not being the strike bowler England need. It's a lack of rhythm and lack of confidence. The ball just doesn't do enough in these conditions compared to England for him.
A lot of debate about Chris Woakes' place in the team. We know he's a brilliant bowler in England, but finds it tougher in overseas conditions.
He finished with 0-41 off four overs today.
Thumbs up to keep him in the team for England's next game against South Africa on Saturday.
Thumbs down if you think he should be dropped.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Afghanistan came out of the blocks explosively, they stumbled and faltered in the middle and you were wondering if they could hold to build something at the back end. They're not ahead of the game, but they are in the game.