In terms of next week's semi-finals, South Africa and Australia won't know who they are going to play until the conclusion of India v New Zealand tomorrow.

They have both also qualified but that game will decide who finishes first and second in their group.

That means travel chaos for the teams' preparation, because India are playing all of their games in Dubai.

It raises the prospect of Australia taking the three-hour flight from Lahore to Dubai on Saturday, only to have to fly back on Monday if they do not meet India.

Similarly, South Africa will fly to Dubai in the early hours of Sunday and could return to Pakistan 24 hours later if they do not have to face India.

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A promising stand of 62 between Joe Root and Harry Brook followed but they fell in successive overs to leave England on the back foot once again.

South Africa didn't take a step back from there.

England were never in the game, and there was very little fight from anybody to get themselves back into it, either.

Marco Jansen stole three top-order wickets thanks to horrible shots from Phil Salt, Jamie Smith and Ben Duckett.

That also confirms that South Africa are definitely through to the semi-finals now, even if they lose this match, because Afghanistan can no longer overtake them on net run-rate.

A win would see them top the group, though. They are in a great position.

Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

There's no pressure on South Africa now. England are trying but they are mentally shattered by the two narrow previous defeats.

There was never a moment in this match so far when you felt like England were at the races.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Chief Cricket Commentator

Bat under the arm and Rashid marches off to end a pretty horrendous England performance.

It feels flat as a pancake.

Saqib Mahmood clips nicely off his pads for a couple as England creep closer to 200.

Small wins...

Ben Jones
CricViz analyst

If (when) England are bowled out in this innings, it will be the 21st time it's happened under Buttler's captaincy, 48% of the matches he's captained. Under Eoin Morgan, the figure was 26%.

Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It's been a walk in the park for South Africa. It's almost felt like a practice ahead of the serious games to come.

Just a single from Wiaan Mulder's over as England's last pair just goes through the motions.

South Africa have been excellent but haven't really had to work for any of their wickets.

The dismissal of Jos Buttler has taken another 5% off England's chances of victory.

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Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It has been such a cruise for South Africa. They have been excellent in the field and taken some superb catches.

England's final hopes of posting something defendable lie with Saqib Mahmood and Adil Rashid.

Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

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Jos Buttler tried to do the right thing in his final game as captain. He was rather sedate and he didn't look liberated today. The situation was hopeless when he came in today though.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It was neither one thing or the other. It is a tame dismissal.

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Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

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With 15 overs to go it has to be them or me for Jos Buttler.