Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator

It's going to be so, so close.

Has Marnus Labuschagne been run out?

He's very slow off the mark and then there's a direct hit from mid-wicket.

He got the dive out but he could be in trouble.

Aaron Finch
Former Australia captain on BBC Test Match Special

This is a ground where the longer you are in, the easier it becomes to bat on.

Marnus Labuschagne blocks out a maiden from Mujeeb Ur Rahman.

The right-hander is 14 not out off 28 balls at the moment.

The required run-rate has crept up to 6.19. Still more than manageable but something to keep an eye on.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

You known Glenn Maxwell is always going to take on that delivery. He had that 40-ball century in Delhi earlier in this tournament.

One of these teams could be back on this ground for the semi-final next Thursday. The teams that finish second and third are due to meet in Mumbai.

I suspect whichever team wins the toss will fancy a bat first. Firstly because of the intense heat in the day and the secondly because how the ball moves around in the evening.

Azmatullah Omarzai strays down the leg side a little and Glenn Maxwell is just able to help it on its way for four.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

What Afghanistan proved in their innings is that you are able to go slow and then catch up at the end. The biggest problem for Australia will be when the spin bowlers come on. Rashid Khan and Noor Ahmed in tandem will take some stopping.

Aaron Finch
Former Australia captain on BBC Test Match Special

Afghanistan just need to halt this momentum for Australia and swing it back into their dressing room.

While the players get some liquids on board, here's Azmatullah Omarzai removing David Warner and Josh Inglis in successive balls.

The spin of Mujeeb Ur Rahman is back. Afghanistan only have the two seamers, to join their four spinners so Hashmatullah Shahidi is going to have manage his bowlers carefully.

There's a half-hearted appeal for lbw but Glenn Maxwell jams the ball between bat and pad with his inside edge, rather than pad first.

Four singles from the over, and the players are going to take drinks.

Aaron Finch
Former Australia captain on BBC Test Match Special

A short-arm jab, Labuschagne just stays nice and still and he punches that through mid-wicket.

Another genuine edge, this time from the bat of Marnus Labuschagne, but he plays with soft hands and it drops well short of the slip cordon in the end.

The right-hander capitalises on his bit of luck with a short-arm jab into the mid-wicket boundary.

He is absolutely critical to Australia's chances.

There's only been four games at this ground in the tournament.

The chasing team have been 67-4, 35-3, 14-6 and 52-4 after the powerplay.

It's not an easy ground to chase on.

Aaron Finch
Former Australia captain on BBC Test Match Special

It's been the trend of the tournament. As soon as the seam has been presented in the second innings, there has been movement. It is going to take a massive rebuild job for Australia, if they are to chase this down.

Think it is fair to say Afghanistan have won the powerplay.

Australia need 240 more from 240 balls.

Aaron Finch
Former Australia captain on BBC Test Match Special

If anything is going to happen, Rashid Khan is going to be there up and around the action.

Geoff Lemon
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Labuschagne has really been carrying on today, hasn't he?

Aaron Finch
Former Australia captain on BBC Test Match Special

Marnus Labuschagne is still not happy with something, he is waving his bat around.

Now Marnus Labuschagne is unhappy with movement behind the bowlers arm again.

Rashid Khan is getting very agitated.

We've got a delay as a member of the groundstaff comes out and hammers away at the footholes.