New Zealand captain Sophie Devine, whose side were beaten by Australia on this pitch in their opener: "It is a pretty good surface. Even in our last game here I don't think it changed too much. We are looking forward to putting a big total on the board.

"The batters are really excited to go out there today and make sure they stamp their mark. South Africa's bowling line-up is so threatening. We will need to be at our best.

"It is about staying focused and tuned in for the full 100 overs."

Sophie Devine has won the toss on her 300th appearance for New Zealand. She opted to bat.

Both teams are unchanged.

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Whisper it but this already has the feel of a big game.

Yes, it's early - very early - but both came into the tournament with high hopes and were beaten in their opening games. New Zealand were outdone by Australia and South Africa thrashed by England.

There's a long way to go, perhaps too long for me to be talking like this, but with England, India and Australia starting well these two will both want to get one over another rivals in the race for a top-four finish.

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Game seven at this World Cup looks a good one.

Today New Zealand meet South Africa in Indore.