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That's just about your lot from this live text commentary. You can see what it means to Danni Wyatt-Hodge...

"A much-improved batting performance saw England seal a seven-wicket win over South Africa at the Women's T20 World Cup," is the verdict of my colleague Ffion Wynne.

You can read her match report here...

We'll be back with more live action from the Women's T20 World Cup at 14:45 BST on Tuesday as Australia face New Zealand in Sharjah.

England's men are, of course, in Pakistan and you will be able to follow day two of the first Test from Multan on the BBC Sport website and listed to ball-by-ball commentary on TMS via BBC Sounds tomorrow from 05:45 BST.

Here are some more cricket stories which are worth a read between now and then:

• Masood & Shafique make England toil in first Test
• England hang in and earn rewards in the City of Saints
• Why are there so many dropped catches at T20 World Cup?
• Hampshire set to take part in Global Super League

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Did you miss any of the action from day one the first men's Test between England and Pakistan?

Make sure you tune into the Test Match Special podcast where Jonathan Agnew is joined by Steven Finn and Aatif Nawaz to review a tough opening day for England in Pakistan.

We also hear from England assistant coach Jeetan Patel and Pakistan’s Abdullah Shafique and we celebrate statistician Andy Zaltzman reaching 50 not out.

Listen or download the podcast via BBC Sounds here...

It was initially a nervous chase with the bat as England Maia Bouchier struggled to hit the ball past the in-field. Alice Capsey made a breezy 19 before she offered a caught-and-bowled chance to Nadine de Klerk.

Cometh the hour, cometh two of England's most experienced players as Danni Wyatt-Hodge and Nat Sciver-Brunt got down to business.

There was nothing hugely complicated about their approach - clinically punishing the bad ball, showing aggressive intent by coming down the pitch, and running well.

By the time a shattered Wyatt-Hodge was stumped England were within striking distance.

With four required off the final over - bowled by Ayabonga Khaka - Sciver-Brunt finished the game in style off the second ball of it dancing down and striking the ball crisply inside out over cover.

A quick reminder of what happened earlier.

England left-arm spinner Sophie Ecclestone underlined her quality yet again with two vital wickets for England - snaring South Africa's top scorer's in captain Laura Wolvaardt (42) and all-rounder Marizanne Kapp (26).

Some big hitting from Annerie Dercksen, who hacked 20* off 11 balls, helped South Africa post 124-6 - leaving England with a tricky chase.

More from Heather Knight on Danni Wyatt-Hodge: "You can see her getting frustrated out there, she's not used to scoring at an 100 strike rate but that's the way it is on these pitches. She did it brilliantly, you can always predict what she's going to do in the dug out. The way those two controlled it, the smartness, the physicality, it was a proper job."

Ahead of their next game: "We don't play till Sunday so it's a big break actually. A few are going out on the golf course tomorrow, we’ll go out and see what Dubai has to offer."

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England captain Heather Knight on today's game: "Really controlled win, we really restricted them. It was better than the other day, it's a tricky chase out here. I though we controlled that chase really brilliantly, kept a calm and level head. That partnership of Nat Sciver-Brunt and Danni Wyatt-Hodge was brilliant to watch."

On England's spin bowlers: "Really pleased with our spinners, these are the sort of games I love captaining. The girls bowled outstandingly, Sophie Ecclestone is back to her best, she seems to get a little bounce, the only person who does here, another proper performance. I'm happy with our fielding as well, it's going to be key for us in these tight matches. I'm happy with our energy and intent in the field."

Heather Knight has just given her thoughts at the post-match presentation. We'll have them shortly.

Here's the winning moment from Nat Sciver-Brunt.

South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt: "Obviously very disappointed with the result. I think 10 to 20 more runs could have made it interesting and obviously we didn't take our chances in the field either. I thought the bowlers did well but we have to tighten up on those other two.

"I didn't think the wicket was as slow as the first few games here. We were talking about the 140 mark but had the period after the powerplay where we lost our way a little bit. If we could have started the big hitting a bit earlier that might have helped.

"I don't think you can ask for much more with the new ball. The spinners could have got a bit more control in the middle, but it's hard to bowl to these batters when they [England] have all the shots. I think all of them have all the shots so it's difficult to set fields.

"Obviously the next two are must-win games for us and both could be tough in these conditions so we will have to be on our A-game."

Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds

It's only good signs for England moving forward, they can't take their foot off the gas.

Scotland are a very proud nation but they will be playing in the day which we haven't seen yet

Player of the match Sophie Ecclestone: "It's quite exciting to keep breaking records but I just keep it simple and try to enjoy my cricket. It's massive for me to play with a smile on my face.

"It's always great to do it against the world's best and two big wickets in Laura Wolvaardt and Marizanne Kapp I was happy. I'm glad we got the win.

"To have four spinners in the team I am very lucky. All of them are high-class players and we work as a unit so I am absolutely buzzing to play alongside them.

"Conditions are so different out here and we've been adapting really well. Nat Sciver-Brunt and Danni Wyatt-Hodge were both unbelievable with the bat. We have a bit of momentum, and need to keep that going now."

Nat Sciver-Brunt hugs her team-mates as she makes her way off the field, unbeaten on 48 off 36 balls.

Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds

That's a great shot from Nat Sciver-Brunt, played with complete class. I was impressed with Danni Wyatt-Hodge, much better than the other day.

Henry Moeran
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

What a shot that is and what a brilliant way to win this game. It's a really good win that.

Ayabonga Khaka gives a bit of width and Nat Sciver-Brunt carves it a driver up and over the cover region to hit the winning runs in style for England!

England paced that chase superbly. Nerveless.

Dot ball from Ayabonga Khaka to start as Nat Sciver-Brunt digs back into the pitch to her.

Tash Farrant
England bowler on BBC Sounds

Great shot from Nat Sciver-Brunt. She's been amazing here today, playing with power. I've been really impressed with England's middle order here. We were really critical of them in the first game.

Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds

They were desperate for that boundary.

Nat Sciver-Brunt waits for a slower ball from Nadine de Klerk and works behind square for four. Sciver-Brunt then picks up a single with a hack across the line to keep the strike.

Four needed off the final over.

Nat Sciver-Brunt with a single off the first ball of Nadine de Klerk's and Heather Knight then picks up leg bye.