Shaun Pollock
Ex-South Africa captain on BBC Test Match Special

"Morne Morkel has been in good rhythm in this World Cup. Some of the surfaces don't really suit him, he struggles to bowl full at times, but when they do suit him he's a real handful."

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Morne Morkel continues to excel. He has figures of two wickets for seven runs, off five overs. Patil top edges for one, before a couple for Anwar off the final ball of the over.

Pommie Mbangwa
Ex-Zimbabwe seamer on BBC Test Match Special

"Anwar has been good to watch as has a few of the other associate batsmen and I think that's the story of the World Cup."

In his previous four matches, Shaiman Anwar had scored 270 runs. As a comparison, that is more than England's Eoin Morgan (90), Gary Ballance (36) and James Taylor (141) put together. Now that is one depressing stat for English fans.

Anwar gets off the mark in the 14th over with a single off the pads after Duminy had gone around the wicket.

Pommie Mbangwa
Ex-Zimbabwe seamer on BBC Test Match Special

"To show they've made improvement the UAE have got to be able to show that there is a structure to the way they chase down a target."

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So both batsmen are on zero. South Africa have just been far too good so far. UAE just need to consolidate for a bit, or this may not last long.

Joe Wilson
BBC News sports correspondent at the World Cup

On Twitter:, external Morne Morkel to UAE batsmen. The gulf in ability is too vast.

Pommie Mbangwa
Ex-Zimbabwe seamer on BBC Test Match Special

"He came in to try and reap the rewards of what he'd done before. He was searching for a short ball because that's what had been at him the over before, and he just got a bottom edge."

Morne Morkel had worked Khurram Khan over in his previous over, and gets his reward soon after. It is an ugly swipe from the batsman, who is caught behind by Quinton de Kock.

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Next man in Shaiman Anwar, who, without doubt, has been the best UAE batsman so far this tournament. He has made scores of 67, 106 and 62, while no other UAE player has managed to make a half-century.

His first over went for 10, but what a response from JP Duminy. Amjad has gone and UAE fall to 45-2. He picks out Farhaan Behardien at deep square leg.

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It is a short ball, and smashes into the side of Khurram Khan's helmet. Morne Morkel is the first man to check to see if he is OK, which he is.

But there's no mercy from Morkel as a few deliveries later another feisty one smashes into the top of the bat, bouncing off the fingers. How will the batsman cope with this. Hostile from Morkel. He wants more wickets.

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UAE 42-1 (10 overs)

Batsmen: Amjad 19*, Khurram 11*

Fall of wicket: 29-1 (Berenger 5)

Bowling figures: Steyn 3-0-13-0, Philander 4-1-13-0, Morkel 2-1-1-1, Duminy 1-0-10-0.

South Africa 341-6 (50 overs); De Villiers 99, Behardien 64 not out, Naveed 3-63

UAE won toss

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JP Duminy is into the attack, but flights in a wide delivery, which Khurram Khan happily cuts away for four between cover-point and cover. That was the second boundary of the over after an earlier shot was punched through cover. Ten off the over. The most expensive of the innings so far.

What a tournament it has been for Morne Morkel. His dismisal of Berenger was his 12th wicket of the tournament. He may well be getting more soon. The UAE batsman struggle to deal with him and the ninth over is a maiden.

Neil Manthorp
BBC Test Match Special

"The recurring theme I heard from players who worked with Bob Woolmer was 'well, what do you think?' - you always felt you were in control of the coaching. He was not so much instructive, as working with you."

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Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

TMS have been recalling the late Bob Woolmer, who coached South Africa, Warwickshire and Pakistan before his untimely death at the 2007 World Cup.

"I was lucky enough to be at Warwickshire for Bob Woolmer's second spell. He didn't have the players he had in his first spell like Dermot Reeve and Paul Smith, but he broke things down so perfectly for you that it became absolute simplicity, rather than you having six or seven different thoughts at the crease."

Three singles off the over. Vernon Philander's four overs have only gone for 13 so far. He came in for Kyle Abbott, who had taken eight wickets in his last three matches. Who will get the nod for the quarter-final? A lovely dilemma to have for the South Africans.

Adam Mountford
BBC Test Match Special producer

On Twitter:, external "Alex Hales in the nets as England practice for the final time at this World Cup."

England play Afghanistan tomorrow. Our live commentary will begin at 00:30 GMT with the New Zealand v Bangladesh game before focusing on England's final World Cup match from 03:30 GMT onwards.

Khurram Khan is next in. He has played in all four of UAE's matches. His top score so far is 45, made against Zimbabwe in their first game.