article_snippet: Ian Bell plays a shot as England cruise to victory against Afghanistan in their final match of the Cricket World Cup .
article_snippet: (right) and James Taylor leave the field after securing a second victory for England at the Cricket World Cup .
article_snippet: England coach Peter Moores is pictured following the conclusion of the match at the Sydney Cricket Ground .
article_snippet: England bowler Chris Jordan (right) is presented with the Player of the Match award after posting figures of 2-13 .
article_snippet: Then England, set 101 to win in 25 overs by Duckworth-Lewis, cruised home while losing just one wicket with 41 balls in hand, helped by a quite shocking fielding performance from Afghanistan.
article_snippet: And Ian Bell, playing in Alex Hales 161st and surely Alex Hales last one-day international for England with a new era about to dawn, signed off with an unbeaten 52.
article_snippet: England team-mates after taking the wicket of Javed Ahmadi .
article_snippet: Afghanistan's Jamal (left) walks off the field as Bopara (centre) celebrates with England team-mate James Taylor
highlights_snippet: England won by nine wickets on the Duckworth-Lewis Method after comfortably reaching a target of 101 .
  
highlights_snippet: Ian Bell was England's top scorer as Ian Bell finished on 52 not out, while Chris Jordan took 2 for 13 .
  
highlights_snippet: Friday's win against Afghanistan is just England's second win of the competition .