Summary

  • Champions Trophy semi-final: South Africa v New Zealand, Lahore

  • NZ win by 50 runs to set up final against India

  • Proteas struggle in chase as Santner stars before Miller's unbeaten century in vain

  • NZ 362-6: Ravindra 108 (101), Williamson 102 (94), Mitchell 49 (37), Phillips 49* (27); Ngidi 3-72

  • SA 312-9: Miller 100* (67), Van der Dussen 69 (66), Bavuma 56 (71); Santner 3-43

  • India face New Zealand in final on Sunday in Dubai (09:00 GMT)

Live Reporting

by Ffion Wynne, Elizabeth Botcherby, Sam Drury, Esha Nayar & Huzaifah Khan

  1. 6 runs

    SA 270-9

    David Miller is still going!

    A short ball from Kyle Jamieson flies into the stands.

  2. SA 264-9

    Target 363

    The target is finally below 100 for South Africa.

    The slight problem is that there are only three overs left for them to get there.

  3. 50 runs

    50 for David Miller

    SA 263-9

    David Miller drives Will O'Rourke down the ground to bring up his half-century from 46 balls.

    Awkwardly, it goes unnoticed by some of his team-mates. They eventually deliver some delayed applause.

  4. Vic Marks
    Former England spinner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    What a night for New Zealand. It's perfect as long as Matt Henry is OK.

    There were moments when you thought they might not make the most of their foundations, but they did.

    Mitchell Santner got the vital wickets and started the fall of South Africa.

  5. SA 259-9

    The camera pans to some glum faces in the South Africa dressing room.

    They were in such a solid position at 161-2 but Rassie van der Dussen's departure to Santner changed the game.

  6. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Chief Cricket Commentator

    At least he went for it and, after a strange innings, Kagiso Rabada is gone.

  7. wicket

    WICKET

    Rabada c Phillips b Henry 16 (SA 256-9)

    Matt Henry strikes again, and New Zealand are nearly there!

    A short ball, Rabada tries to heave it for six but Glenn Phillips is perfectly positioned for a simple catch on the boundary.

  8. SA 253-8

    Target 363

    Kagiso Rabada has finally had enough of just knocking it around inexplicably, by hitting two boundaries in Mitchell Santner's final over, but it's not particularly damaging to the skipper's figures.

    3-43 from his 10 overs. Class.

  9. Srinivas Vijaykumar
    Cricviz analyst

    Mitchell Santner's accuracy and control has been exceptional today. His wicket to wicket line has kept the stumps in play and offered no width at all to the South African batters. 61% of his deliveries so far have projected to hit the stumps - the highest for any spinner in a match in this tournament.

  10. SA 245-8

    Target 363

    Good news for New Zealand, as Matt Henry is fit to bowl after hurting his shoulder earlier.

    South Africa can still only manage singles. Sigh.

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

    I don't understand the tactics from South Africa. They need three a ball and they're blocking it. It's game over, but they may as well play some shots.

  12. Vic Marks
    Former England spinner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Kagiso Rabada can hit a long ball but he's dutifully trying to stick with David Miller, who is hitting it brilliantly.

  13. SA 240-8

    Target 363

    Kagiso Rabada blocks out most of Mitchell Santner's ninth over, and then takes a single from the final ball to keep the strike.

    Make it make sense.

  14. SA 237-8

    Target 363

    One-bounce four!

    David Miller is going to enjoy himself out there, even if South Africa are on the brink.

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

    That's more like it from David Miller! It's sailed over the boundary.

  16. 6 runs

    SA 232-8

    Far too short from Glenn Phillips and David Miller muscles it for an enormous six.

  17. Vic Marks
    Former England spinner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    The theory here is that Lahore is a batter-friendly pitch and it hasn't spun but Mitchell Santner has managed it.

  18. SA 226-8

    Target 363

    And here is Santner, whose eights over goes for just three.

    3-32 so far from a spell which turned the match around for New Zealand.

  19. Soham Sarkhel
    CricViz analyst

    Klaasen dismissed for three thanks to Henry's sprinting dive

    In the three ODIs that Mitchell Santner has played in Lahore, he has so far picked up six wickets at an average of 22.0 with an economy rate of 4.88 runs per over.

    All other spinners involved in those three matches have taken 11 wickets at an average of 48.4 with an economy rate of 5.53 runs per over.

  20. SA 223-8

    Target 363

    South Africa need a very unlikely 140 from the final 10 overs.