Summary

  • Pakistan win by 19 runs (DLS method)

  • SA rally from 118-6 to reach 219-8

  • Hasan Ali three wickets, David Miller 75 not out

  • Highlights on BBC Two at 00:40 BST (UK only)

Live Reporting

Kal Sajad

  1. Umpire review

    SA 156-6

    Delay on the ball-tracker. Tension!

  2. James Taylor
    Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

    This is a huge moment for this game. Massive.

  3. Umpire review

    SA 156-6

    Simply have to review it. It's a wonderful yorker from Mohammad Amir, like Wasim in his prime. David Miller takes it on the toe, ending flat on his face. Finger up, but the situation demands a review...

  4. James Taylor
    Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

    Chris Morris needs to play his natural game here.

    It's so important to pick Shadab's variations nice and early, if you can't pick it from his hand on the release then look at the revs.

  5. SA 153-6

    Miller 47, Morris 19

    Only a one-over spell from Imad - Shadab has swapped ends. Chris Morris greets the returning 18-year-old with a slog sweep for four. Batting looks so much easier now a pair have spent 10 oevrs at the crease. Miller, meanwhile, is on the verge of a half-century.

  6. James Taylor
    Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

    Pakistan have been quite outstanding. Sarfraz utilised his bowlers, played with them nicely. It helps this new captain to this Pakistan team when you have options up your sleeve.

  7. SA 143-6

    Partnership 27

    This is what I wanted to see, a bit of Mohammad Amir, Pakistan's premier fast bowler. Full length, but you feel like Amir needs some swing to be properly potent - there isn't any. This pair may have just taken the sting out of the situation. If they stick around for another six or seven overs, it could be go time.

  8. James Taylor
    Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

    South Africa have de Kock and Amla in the top 10, AB is one of the best of all time, du Plessis, Morris, Duminy, Who would have thought they would be going at under four an over? Extraordinary.

  9. SA 140-6

    Run-rate 3.78

    Much is made of Imad Wasim's curtains haircut, but you really haven't seen anything like that since a young Gary Neville was at right-back for Manchester United. Imad is from Swansea - it's got me thinking of Goldie Lookin' Chain. Good over, fired down a tube, not much turn. Runs don't kill batsmen, wickets do...

  10. James Taylor
    Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

    If I were Sarfraz, you've got to attack and get Morris and Miller, then you're into South Africa's proper bowlers. Always look for that positive option.

  11. SA 138-6

    Interesting move. Hasan Ali off, but not replaced by pace. Back comes the left-arm spin of Imad Wasim. Well bowled, Hasan Ali...

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  13. SA 138-6

    South Africa can't even take advantage of the bad balls at the moment. Miller pulls a pie of a Shadab long hop straight to the man on the leg-side fence. The crowd has quietened just a little. South Africa are milking the singles. Are Pakistan happy with this, or do they want to bowl the Proteas out? Stick or twist?

  14. James Taylor
    Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

    How good is this? It's a transformed Pakistan side. The two changes have made a big difference to the rest of the team.

    The intensity, the dynamism in the field, the skill level has increased.

  15. SA 133-6

    Miller 40, Morris 6

    I'd say that this spell from Hasan Ali is my favourite moment of the tournament so far. He is absolutely roaring in, like a man who may never bowl again. David Miller is starting to look like he's got to grips with the challenge, nicely playing through the covers to the off-side sweeper. I wonder if that might be Hasan done for a little while. He's bowled seven on the bounce.

    Hasan AliGetty Images

  16. Get Involved

    #bbccricket

    Tone: Pakistan all over SA like a cheap suit. Incredible turn around.

    Malcolm Emmett: Pakistan seem unrecognisable from the team that lost to India. More energy in the field and from the bowlers

    Phil Knox: Can't be many Champions Trophy innings with so few boundaries!

  17. Don't worry, Wahab. They are bowling miles better without you.

    Wahab RiazReuters

  18. 'I'm sorry'

    Here's a tweet from Pakistan bowler Wahab Riaz, who has left the tournament after being injured in their defeat against India.

  19. Henry Moeran
    BBC Test Match Special commentator at Edgbaston

    Pakistan fansReuters

    An unbelievable atmosphere is rocking Edgbaston. Every dot ball is applauded, every good piece of fielding is cheered and every wicket is producing an amazing roar of delight from the Pakistan supporters. The crowd are living and breathing every delivery.

  20. Drinks break

    SA 128-6

    Shadab Khan twinkles in with his elbows pointing towards the sky before fizzing down some whippy leg-breaks. Turn, beating the swiping Morris. The leggy can always make you look silly. It really is a brilliant watch, every ball an event. Drinks break. South Africa have ordered a scotch.