Summary

  • Highest successful run chase at a World T20

  • Eng 230-8 (19.4 overs)

  • Root 83 from 44 balls; Roy 43 from 16

  • SA 229-4 (20 overs) - Amla 58 (31 balls)

  • Duminy 54* (28); De Kock 52 (24)

  • Australia beat SA in women's tournament

  1. Postpublished at 13:35

    England captain Eoin Morgan: "We're going to bowl first. It's been evident the two games we've played here that in the evening the dew kicks in and the ball slides onto the bat a bit better, hopefully it will do the same tonight.

    "In the game against West Indies we did things right but we caught Chris Gayle on a night when he was outstanding, and that's hard to stop."

  2. England win the toss and fieldpublished at 13:33

    There we go. Morgan finally calls correctly and, sure enough, he wants to field first. Fielding second has been a disadvantage because of the dew-induced wet ball. England are unchanged. Faf du Plessis says he's happy to have lost the toss because he wasn't sure what to do.  

  3. Postpublished at 13:31

    A big toss coming up. Eoin Morgan has lost his last five. Surely he will want to bowl first...

  4. Postpublished at 13:29

    Yep, only two days after they arrived, England could be pushed very close to the exit against South Africa in Mumbai today. Not quite must-win, but almost certainly don't lose.

    A draw would be a decent result...

  5. Postpublished at 13:27

    ... and today they must deal with The Best In The World.

    AB de VilliersImage source, AP

    England's World T20 campaign is not set to get any easier.  

  6. Postpublished at 13:26

    ...have got the Dilscoop lying in wait...

    TM DilshanImage source, AP
  7. Postpublished at 13:25

    They've been decimated by the Universe Boss...

    Chris GayleImage source, AP