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. SA 105-1

    Target 363

    100 up for South Africa, sealed with a four lofted over mid-off by Temba Bavuma.

    It's an expensive over from Michael Bracewell, with 11 - including a wide, a boundary, and a three - from it.

  2. SA 94-1

    Target 363

    Mitchell Santner is briefly interested in an lbw shout against Temba Bavuma, but wicketkeeper Tom Latham talks him out of the review. It looks like it was missing the stumps.

    In the outfield, Glenn Phillips is feeling his ribs/backs a little gingerly after throwing the ball in.

    The two sides are neck and neck after 17 overs...

    A worm graph shows South Africa are level with New Zealand after 17 overs of each inningsCricViz

  3. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Chief Cricket Commentator

    He's a funny bowler Mitch Santner, he looks like he shouldn't spin the ball. There's no leading arm at all.

  4. New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner has brought himself into the attack.

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

    South Africa have got a bit of momentum now. They started slow, Bavuma couldn't get off the mark but now he's picked it up. Van der Dussen has played well. It will be positive amongst the South African bench.

  6. SA 90-1

    Target 363

    Temba Bavuma and Rassie van der Dussen rotate the strike and whittle five more runs off their chase.

    They're pretty much neck and neck with where New Zealand were at the same stage, but can they match their acceleration? New Zealand smacked 110 runs off the final 10 overs of their innings.

  7. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Chief Cricket Commentator

    South Africa are on track at the moment.

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

    It's a bit breezy here now. Something that New Zealand won't want to happen is the dew to settle later.

  9. SA 85-1

    Target 363

    Glenn Phillips enlivens proceedings with a shy at the stumps. Temba Bavuma scurries safely home.

    Off the next ball (the fourth), South Africa dash through for another single and are grateful to a fumble from Mitchell Santner which prevents a run out opportunity. Good running.

  10. SA 79-1

    Target 363

    So far, he hasn't threatened to take a wicket but Michael Bracewell is keeping South Africa's batters quiet from one end.

    Two singles for South Africa.

  11. Srinivas Vijaykumar
    Cricviz analyst

    As good as New Zealand were in the first eight overs, South Africa punished them when Jamieson and Henry missed their length in the last two overs of the first powerplay. They pulled their lengths back quite significantly by 85cm and conceded 20 runs in the two overs.

    NZ - average length in the first powerplay:

    First eight overs - 7.45m (36-1 at 4.5 rpo)

    Last two overs - 8.30m (20-0 at 10.0 rpo)

  12. SA 77-1

    Target 363

    Ooooh Rassie van der Dussen is playing with fire.

    He starts the over with an uppish drive that just clears a leaping fielder in the covers and finishes it with an ugly shot into the air off a shorter ball.

    You don't want to be taking risks like that against a fielding outfit as good as New Zealand.

  13. SA 72-1

    Target 363

    Michael Bracewell has much more successful first over than Will O'Rourke, conceding three singles.

  14. Time for spin! It's Michael Bracewell.

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

    Temba Bavuma has suddenly accelerated.

    It is difficult for the bowlers at the minute with Bavuma and Van Der Dussen. It's hard to get the right length because they have such a height difference.

  16. Srinivas Vijaykumar
    Cricviz analyst

    New Zealand pacers have attacked the stumps more often and bowled a lot fuller compared to South Africa in the first powerplay today.

    In the first 10 overs, 25% of Henry and Jamieson's deliveries so far have projected to hit the stumps compared to 7% for South Africa. They're fuller too with an average length of 7.45m for New Zealand, compared to 8.05m for South Africa.

  17. SA 69-1

    Target 363

    It's not a great start from O'Rourke, with 13 runs coming from his first over.

    Temba Bavuma's boundary - guided through the vacant slip region - is very deftly struck.

  18. SA 60-1

    Thanks Ffion.

    We're not the only change, with Will O'Rourke replacing Matt Henry in New Zealand's attack.

    Aaaand he's immediately slapped for four by Rassie van der Dussen.

  19. SA 56-1

    Target 363

    A decent powerplay for South Africa, despite the loss of Ryan Rickelton, and that signals my time to hand you back to Elizabeth Botcherby for the next 20 overs of the chase.

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

    That was a poor delivery. Temba Bavuma just helped it along the way.

    It's amazing how a couple of boundaries can just change the whole impetus.