The West Indies went crashing to a 29 run loss on the Duckworth/Lewis method to Afghanistan in their opening ICC World Cup qualifying warm up match at the Harrare Sports Club in Bulawayo.
Set a revised target of 140 from 35 overs, the Windies, in response, crashed to 110 all out in 26.4 overs.
Marlon Samuels (34 from 36 balls) and Evin Lewis (36 from 40 balls) were the only Windies batsmen to get to double figures as Chris Gayle fell cheaply for 9, Shai Hope 1, Rovman Powell 9 and captain Jason Holder 7.
Dawlat Zadran (4-26) did most damage for Afghanistan supported by Sharafuddin Ashraf (2-21) and Rashid Khan (2-7).
Earlier Jamaican pacer Sheldon Cottrell grabbed 3 for 43 to restrict Afghanistan to 163 for 9 from 35 overs after a rain delay.
Captain Jason Holder (2-21) and Kesrick Williams (2-34) were the pick of the Windies bowlers while Kemar Roach and Carlos Brathwaite claimed a wicket each. Nikita Miller was wicketless from his 2 overs which cost 13 runs
This after Afghanistan recovered from 71 for 8, through the lower order efforts of Samiullah Shenwari who got 42 and Gulbadin Naib, who added 48, in a productive 9th wicket stand of 91.
In other matches, the Netherlands won by 8 wickets on the Duckworth/Lewis method with 60 balls to spare over Hong Kong, Scotland beat Papua New Guinea by 7 wickets and Nepal notched up a 5 wickets win over the United Arab Emirates.
The game between Zimbabwe and Ireland was abandoned without a ball being bowled.