Josh Davey turned in remarkable figures of five for nine as Scotland levelled their two-match one-day series against Afghanistan with a six-wicket win in Ayr.

Davey, 20, had just one wicket to his name from three matches when he came on to bowl first change following the tourists' decision to bat first.

But the seamer quickly began dismantling Afghanistan's batting line-up.

Gordon Drummond had already got the match off to a fine start for Scotland, removing Karim Sadiq with the first ball, and without Samiullah Shenwari's 46 from number eight the visitors would have subsided for far fewer than the 120 they eventually mustered.

Gavin Hamilton and Ryan Flannigan fell early in the home side's reply but Fraser Watts made 55 not out at the head of the innings and Richie Berrington hit 33 as Scotland eased to victory with 16.1 overs remaining.