A stumping? Azmatullah swings, misses and Scott Edwards whips off the bails.

Did he lift his foot? It's a very smart bit of work from the keeper, if so.

Colin Ackermann, one of four run out victims for the Netherlands earlier, rattles through another over with just three singles conceded.

Afghanistan edge closer to their fourth win of the World Cup campaign. An astonishing effort.

Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special

It's going to be three winning chases for Afghanistan and Hashmat has passed 150 without being dismissed.

Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Perhaps they'll enjoy themselves a bit more now they're over the 150 mark. Come on!

Finally a distraction from all the eke chat.

Azmatullah thumps one straight back down the ground for four, before captain Hashmatullah skips down the pitch and whacks another one with a little more oomph for the same result.

That's more like it.

Lydia Greenway
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special

Afghanistan have been a lot more structured, when you look at the wins the Netherlands have had, it feels like they've been one-off magnificent performances that have done it.

I've now read the word 'eke' so many times that it no longer makes sense to me.

I think this World Cup group stage has frazzled all our brains.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer

Still no smile from Jonathan Trott. He won't be smiling until the game is won!

It's been said so many times now that I can't think of any other words than 'eke'.

Afghanistan tick (got one!) four singles from Paul van Meekeren's over without any alarm.

Cheers, Mike. I have no idea what that means. Is it a compliment?

Bit of non-ekery as Azmat drills Zulfiqar to the cover boundary.

Here's Ffion Wynne to see this match home. She won't eke, though. She's a non-eker.

Afghanistan doing a dictionary definition of eking here, as they head towards their target of 180.

Azmat takes two into mid-wicket, then pushes a single into the covers. Top eking.

Lydia Greenway
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special

Despite that wicket, Afghanistan will still feel comfortable.

For the Netherlands, bowling them out is the only way they are going to win. If I was their coach, I'd be saying it doesn't matter if you lose the game in the 30th over - just make sure you make it hard for them and make those opportunities.

Azmat arrives at the crease for Afghanistan and he sees off the final two balls of the over.

Lydia Greenway
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special

He'll be so annoyed with himself. It is such a soft dismissal and for a set batter, that is frustrating. He would have wanted to be there at the end and take the side to victory.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer

Well, Rahmat Shah has completely thrown that away. He has patted the simplest of return catches back to the spinner.

Logan van Beek tightens it back up at the other end, Rahmat and Hashmat take a single apiece from the over.

Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batter on BBC Test Match Special

You just can't give those free hits away, especially as a spinner. There isn't much pressure on the batters at the moment anyway but that just makes their life even easier.

The Netherlands bring Saqib Zulfiqar into the attack and it's an expensive over to start.

Hashmat cuts away an over-step no ball for three, then strikes consecutive fours - slapping the ball over the Dutch bowler's head before a thick edge flies to the ropes past the keeper.