Ideal start for Sarah Bryce. Kapp gets both line and length wrong and all Bryce needs to do is turn it round the corner. Rarely does Kapp give freebies, but that was definitely one.

Right, here we go again. Quick break and the players are en-route to the middle. A fist bump between Saskia Horley and Sarah Bryce as they make their way out. They need a flyer here.

Marizanne Kapp has the new ball in hand for South Africa.

Scotland need 167 to win.

Daniel, as he so often does, has hit the nail on the head there.

Remember South Africa are still licking wounds a little after defeat to England 48-hours ago. Claiming the points here will help the healing process.

Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

167 is the target for Scotland.

You would think they're unlikely to get there because of the quality of South Africa and the inexperience of Scotland.

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Thanks Ffion Wynne. I can relate to Sarah Bryce - I've just spent 20 overs sat next to an electric heater and now have a second-innings of my own to build.

Just flicking back through Scotland's scores in this tournament so far and, well, perhaps best not to go there. Let's put it this way: if Scotland are to claim victory here, it will be, by some margin, their top total. Difficult...but not impossible.

That'll take some chasing from Scotland. Keep an eye on Sarah Bryce, too, who has just kept for 20 overs in 36 degree heat and will now have to come out and open the batting.

Here's Sam Dalling to take you through the second innings.

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A formidable total set by South Africa.

Three batters passed 40 in good time, but they didn't finish explosively when 170 or 180 looked on the cards at one stage.

Still, a tough chase coming up for Scotland. They need 167 to win their first game of the World Cup.

Three dots!

Brilliant from Kathryn Bryce, shocking from Annerie Dercksen, who is trying to just whack everything out of the ground.

Sune Luus paddle-sweeps the first ball for four, and this is now the highest total of the World Cup so far.

It took a while, but eventually the third umpire gets through all the technology and rules it out.

Scotland never seemed particularly confident anyway.

Now then.

Chloe Tryon misses a sweep and is pinned on the pad.

Looks to be heading down leg, but with only one over to go, Scotland fancy a second look.

Sarah Bryce looks absolutely seething as she misses a full delivery from Rachel Slater that skids under her gloves and trickles away for four byes.

Precious runs.

South Africa bring up their 150 with a streaky edge as Sune Luus flashes hard outside off stump for four runs.

Nothing Sarah Bryce could've done about that one behind the stumps.

Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

Scotland really needed that wicket as Kapp was looking menacing.

Tash Farrant
England bowler on BBC Sounds

It has been a funny fielding innings.

The Scottish girls have taken some good catches, but have dropped an absolute sitter as well.

When Marizanne Kapp gets out she likes to have a word hit the batter coming in. I don't know if that's going to be helpful or not!

Chloe Tryon has not been in the best of form recently, but she's an entertaining batter when she gets it right.

And again!

Once more, Marizanne Kapp gets down on one knee and manipulates the ball behind square leg for a boundary.

Where do you bowl?!

Tash Farrant
England bowler on BBC Sounds

That's the 16th four in this innings. The most we have seen in this tournament.

Lovely!

Marizanne Kapp continues to charge, shuffling across her crease and lap-sweeping over her shoulder for four.

She's showing off today, scoring all around the ground.