7.45pm: Crikey Charlie, that escalated quickly! One in the eye for Forecaster - take a bow, Riaz Shaikh. Pakistan were going along quite nicely at 118 for 1 after 15, but the dismissal of Fakhar Zaman saw them kick into overdrive. The two Mos, Hafeez and Rizwan, smashed 67 off 26 balls, taking particular toll on JJ Smit's final over. Namibia might have been hoping to keep them to 160; now they'll need to try and chase 190. Can they give it a crack? Debayan will be back to find out shortly

Here's a word with Mohammad Hafeez: "I think it's about contributing. In the last two games I played with intent but couldn't score more runs. Good to have the momentum, a good platform, and for me to go out and express myself. [Rizwan] He's fantastic, he's in great form. After Babar got out he had to spend a bit more time. In the last overs he got his rhythm back. We wanted to test ourselves setting a total, put ourselves in a tough situation, and I think everyone responded well."

Pakistan have hammered 60 from the last 23 balls

Pakistan well on for 190 here...

Last over, Smit to bowl. Can Pakistan prove Riaz Shaikh right and get up to 190...?

Takes Rizwan ever closer to Chris Gayle's mark for most T20 runs in a calendar year

So, Pakistan have got themselves up above 150, still two overs to go. Wiese is back for the 19th

First ball Rizwan has faced since the fall of Fakhar's wicket

"Da professa in da house and dealing in boundaries," whoops Avais

Trumpelmann to bowl his fourth

Fair observation, from Sm: "Hafeez and Fakhar haven't looked in the best of form. Batting first would be useless without giving them a run, even if it means less time for the men in form"