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
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Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Clever from Mujeeb because Harry Brook is expecting the ball to come back into him.
Mujeeb has bowled a lot of googlies but this is a back-spinner, it should come back in but it just holds its line.
England supporters are leaving the ground, they think England have got no chance and I'm with them. Afghanistan have played brilliantly.
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Brook c Ikram b Mujeeb 66 (Eng 169-8)
That could be curtains for England.
Another tame dismissal as Harry Brook hangs his bat to one from Mujeeb Ur Rahman. A bit of a nothing shot. Was he caught in two minds attempting to work it to leg?
The ball turns away and Brook ends up feathering it into the gloves of wicketkeeper Ikram Alikhil,
Mujeeb sprints away in celebration.
England's players are pictured in the dressing room nervously sitting, largely in silence, biting fingernails.
Three singles off the remainder of Naveen-ul-Haq's over.
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So much for ‘attacking this World Cup’. Not a single player out playing a shot in anger. It’s all been very tame, it seems like a tired team coming to the end of its cycle.
Dom in Tooting
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
If England get over the line from here, it will be one of the most remarkable chases.
It's so easy for Afghanistan now to just give Harry Brook the single.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Good way to start for Adil Rashid. A boundary immediately. Rashid is a very capable player. But there's capable and then there's the situation England find themselves in.
You can cut the atmosphere in Dehli with a knife now.
Adil Rashid is the new batter and he gets off the mark with a boundary.after Naveen-ul-Haq gives him a freebie on his legs which he confidently tucks away.
He needs to stick around alongside Harry Brook more than anything, though.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Harry Brook will have to play one of the great innings to get England over the line now.
Afghanistan are only three wickets away.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Image source, Getty ImagesIt cannons into the stumps and now the celebrations won't stop. There is no coming back from that.
Woakes b Mujeeb 9 (Eng 160-7)
Not that he lives that much longer...as he cleaned up by Mujeeb Ur Rahman.
Chris Woakes plays down the wrong line to one which nipped back in from Mujeeb and clatters into the stumps.
Afghanistan coach Jonathan Trott, who played 68 ODIs for England, looks stonefaced.
It's just doing enough to slip down leg. Decision overturned and Chris Woakes lives to fight another day
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Missing. Woakes survives. Just.
No bat involved. Over to ball tracking.
Could be a big moment.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I'm pretty sure he hasn't hit it, it's just whether it's going down leg.
Is it going down?
Chris Woakes hit on the pad by Mujeeb Ur Rahman with one that skids on.
Given out on field.
The England all-rounder reviews it.
Here's that heart-in-the-mouth six from Harry Brook from a few moments ago.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Good timing from Chris Woakes and we know how fast this outfield is, the ball just races away.
Brook 64, Woakes 9
Naveen-ul-Haq, who has been Afghanistan's most expensive bowler thus far but did bag the wicket of Jos Buttler, into the attack.
Chris Woakes leans into Naveen's third ball and caresses a drive through the covers for four, his first boundary of the innings.
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England will regret leaving Jason Roy at home, they need more runs and momentum in the powerplay, they had a winning formula and have forgotten what made them world champions!
Paul in Dymock
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Today has looked like an old England attitude to risk, which is to look nervous.