A century remain between Asghar Afghan and Mohammad Nabi lifted Afghanistan to 249 for seven in the third one-day global against West Indies on Monday.
Afghan, who made 86, put on 127 runs with Nabi, 50 not out, for the 6th wicket after Afghanistan slipped to 118-5 in Lucknow.
The West Indies, who have an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-coordinate arrangement, won the hurl and put Afghanistan in to bat.
Paceman Keemo Paul asserted three wickets to shake the Afghanistan top-request in spite of left-gave opener Hazratullah Zazai recording his second T20 fifty.
Hazratullah turned into Paul's third unfortunate casualty after top-edging a short conveyance to profound mid-wicket for 50.
Afghan at that point took stock to re-construct the innings at Afghanistan's embraced home in Lucknow. India has been the home of the war-torn country's cricket crew since 2015.
Nabi united and the batting pair took the assault to the restriction, with some assaulting shots in the last 50% of the innings.
Afghan at long last tumbled to paceman Alzarri Joseph in the wake of crushing three fours and six sixes in his 85-ball thump.
Nabi, who hit three fours and a six in his 66-ball remain, raised his fifteenth ODI fifty on the penultimate wad of the innings as Afghanistan oversaw 54 runs from the last five overs.
