His exit - caught off Deepak Chahar thanks to a miscued pull - gave India some respite, with Mark Chapman (21 off 17) unable to follow up his fifty in the first match of the series. Scotland had beaten Bangladesh, Papua New Guinea and Oman to reach the Super 12 for the first time in their history but were blown away by Afghanistan, all out in 10.2 overs in reply to their opponents' 190-4 as spinners Mujeeb Ur Rahman (5-20) and Rashid Khan (4-9) ran riot. Left-arm quick Shaheen (3-31) had earlier struck twice inside the first three overs before returning later on to dismiss Virat Kohli (57 off 49), whose pre-tournament favourites were humbled by their Group 2 rivals. Team news, stats and prediction ahead of Norwich vs Southampton in the Premier League on Saturday; kick-off 3pm.