No change to the batting order...not yet anyway. Alex Hales and Jason Roy are out there. Kagiso Rabada has the ball. We're ready...

Still, it's not over. No really, it isn't. England are going to have to bat fantastically, extraordinarily, phenomenally well. But they can do it.

Cast your minds back to 12 June. England almost chased 399 to beat New Zealand in an ODI. In fact, if it hadn't been for Duckworth Lewis, they'd probably have done it. All the protagonists of that run chase - Morgan, Hales, Buttler - are here. Maybe, just maybe...

Tim Kiek: Sporting suicide! A completely avoidable massacre. Bayliss/Morgan as bad as Cook/Moores tactically and selection-wise.  

No, look, let's be honest, that was all shades of terrible from England's bowlers. There were, it's fair to say, some disappointing individual performances. Reece Topley was savaged like a Rottweiler's chew toy. Chris Jordan was...well, it was a chastening day for CJ. In fact, I think England might have been better off with CJ from Eggheads.

Still, if you though England's bowling was bad, just wait to see what happens to South Africa when the dreaded dew comes down. Eh? Eh?

So that went well then.

I'll be honest, I'm out of steam. Here's James Gheerbrant to talk you through England's glorious chase...

After an opening stand of 72, South Africa's women lost six wickets for 26 runs - and the defending champions will back themselves to chase down 103. They're 8-1 after two overs, with Alyssa Healy already gone.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"England were cruelly exposed, ruthlessly shredded. Quinton de Kock was fantastic. I've just seen Trevor Bayliss talking to Jos Buttler. We'll wait and see what it was all about but I wonder if he's gone over to tell him to get on first."   

South Africa's Quinton de Kock: "It's a good wicket, you can play freely here and we got a good score. Now we just have to wait and see what happens. First we have to see if there's a bit of dew, but we trained well, specifically for these conditions. We're going to have to bowl very well up front but we're OK for now."

Hashim Amla fans - or English masochists - can watch the bearded maestro hit Chris Jordan for 22 in five balls here.  

England fans of a nervous disposition, look away now.

Willey 4-0-40-1, Topley 2-0-33-0, Moeen 4-0-34-2, Jordan 3-0-49-0, Stokes 2-0-23-0, Rashid 4-0-35-1, Root 1-0-13-0.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"It would be astonishing if England were to chase this down against the South Africa attack. Imran Tahir could end up with 4-40, because England will have to go hell for leather right from the start." 

Phil Ajarn: This is one of the worst England performances I've ever witnessed. The fielding has been shocking. The bowling even worse.

Rob Carrick: Is there a more painful sight being an English cricket fan watching Reece Topley and Chris Jordan bowling in tandem.

England, by the way, have now conceded three of the six highest T20 international scores in history.

England walk off as individuals, a completely decimated rabble. They have been taken for the sixth-highest score in T20 international history. It would be unbelievable if they knock these off. You fancy Dale Steyn to bowl better than Jordan and Topley, don't you?

Well that was an absolute disaster.

SA 225-4published at 19.5 overs

19.5 overs

Another full toss. Six to Miller.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"Eoin Morgan took a long time getting there. He did drop it. It's not the most crucial of the innings, but it doesn't look good."

Dropped catchpublished at 19.4 overs

19.4 overs

SA 219-4

Dropped catch. The omnishambles continues. Morgan diving forward at cover.