India win
Hugs all around for Ravi Shastri and Bharat Arun who end their stint with this straightforward win. KL Rahul sees them through with another half-century. India under Shastri end with two Test series win in Australia, a series lead in the yet-to-be-completed series in England, just one Test defeat at home, a 50-overs World Cup semi-final spot and runners-up trophy in the World Test Championship.
That is also the end of the league stages. On to the semi-finals now. England face New Zealand in the first one this Wednesday. Do join us for it.
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Rohit gets to fifty
31 Balls Rohit has taken to get to his second fifty of this World Cup. India 69 for 0 in 7.5 overs
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Rohit living on the edge
15 Number of balls Rohit Sharma has faced in the first three overs for 25 runs, three fours, a six and two dropped catches
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Rohit dropped
In the first over, at short fine leg just after he is beaten on the outside edge to one pitched up mby left-arm quick, Trumpleman. The next one is short of a length, Rohit helps it on the way, but it hits the wrist of the diving fielder and goes for four. No wonder 45 is Rohit's lucky number
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India have 133 to chase
Namibia manage a bit of a finishing kick with 13 runs in the final over, bowled by Shami, to end up with 132 for 8. Three wickets each for Jadeja and Ashwin, and two for Bumrah
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Perfect offbreak
That's what Ian Bishop called it on air. Slowed down torturously, drifting in, making the left-hand batter Zane Green play inside the line, and then holding its line against the angle to hit the top of middle stump. Ashwin ends up with figures of 4-0-20-3. Namibia 95 for 7 in 16 overs.
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Jadeja climbs the wicket tree
46 Number of T20I wickets for Jadeja, including the three today. During this tournament he has gone past Hardik Pandya and become India's fifth-highest wicket-taker in the format
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Chahar is done
Rahul Chahar's figures in his only match in this World Cup. He edged out Yuzvendra Chahal in the squad
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Jadeja, Ashwin keep striking
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India own the Powerplay
Ravindra Jadeja bowls the rare Powerplay over, and he has Craig Williams stumped to leave Namibia at 34 for 2 after the Powerplay.
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Bumrah strikes
Jasprit Bumrah has bowled a lot of yorkers with the new ball in this tournament. His first over here was almost solely made of attempted yorkers. In his second, he decided to test the pitch a little, and with a bouncer he has Michael van Lingen caught at mid-off. Namibia 33 for 1 in 4.4 overs.
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For Ustadji
India are wearing black armbands to honour the life of Tarak Singh, a much-loved coach, in Delhi, who coached - among others - Rishabh Pant, Ashish Nehra, Aakash Chopra and Shikhar Dhawan.
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Shastri's parting words
"Sometimes in life it is not what you establish, what you have overcome."
Ravi Shastri explains why he has coached one of the great teams in the history of the game.
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Kohli wins toss, Chahar in for Varun
Virat Kohli has now won two tosses in a row. Imagine. Except that this doesn't matter that much now that they are out of the tournament. India will be chasing and have made one change, bringing in Rahul Chahar for Varun Chakravarthy.
Namibia have made one change themselves: Jan Frylinck in for Birkenstock.
Namibia 1 SJ Baard, 2 M van Lingen, 3 MG Erasmus*, 4 ZE Green†, 5 D Wiese, 6 JJ Smit, 7 JN Loftie-Eaton, 8 CG Williams, 9 R Trumpelmann, 10 JN Frylinck, 11 BM Scholtz
India 1 KL Rahul, 2 RG Sharma, 3 V Kohli*, 4 SA Yadav, 5 RR Pant†, 6 HH Pandya, 7 RA Jadeja, 8 R Ashwin, 9 Mohammed Shami, 10 JJ Bumrah, 11 RD Chahar
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Final league match
This rubber might be dead, but this report is live, ba-bayyy. Welcome to a low-key affair, there are a few self-writing jokes about net-run-rate equations, but here we don't go for the low-hanging fruit. There is still a lot to look forward to in this game: Namibia's disciplined attack against India's batting, India's bench players, and this being the last time Ravi Shastri coaches India and Virat Kohli captains them in a T20 international. Also a time to nod to India's run in ICC tournaments: this is the first time since 2012 - seven tournaments in between - that they have not made it to at least the semi-final. That's the longest such streak in ICC events.
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