South Africa eliminated; Pakistan keep slim semi-final hopes alive with 49-run win
Du Plessis top-scores with 63 for SA - no Proteas player has scored more than 70 in tournament
Sohail's aggressive 89 off 59 helps Pakistan post 308-7
Tahir stars in field for SA - taking 2-41 in 10 overs, including smart return catch off Imam (44)
Leg-spinner becomes SA's leading wicket-taker in World Cup cricket (39)
Fakhar c Amla b Tahir 44 (Pak 81-1)
Imran Tahir strikes back! He gets his man eventually and is already off celebrating before the catch is taken.
It's a silly shot from Fakhar. He tries to scoop the spinner over his shoulder but loops the ball in the air to first slip.
There is some extra aggression in Tahir's celebration too after that earlier controversial catch/no catch.
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Andy: Is there a change of pace today at the World Cup between Pakistan and South Africa? Sounding like it might be a high-scoring thriller after the tension of the last few low-scoring games.The beauty of cricket!
Fakhar hits leg-spinner Imran Tahir's first ball for four! It's not going Tahir's way today. This is a lovely shot from Fakhar and relives some of the pressure from the last few overs.
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Imran Tahir is booed by the Pakistan fans as he comes on to bowl.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
I think this is a seven ball over...
With all the excitement of the last few overs, everyone has lost the ability to count to six.
Bowler Chris Morris has his sweater, caps and sunglasses on in the deep but then the umpires call him back for one more delivery.
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Ugh. He missed the stumps by a mile. But why take that risky single? No need for that.
What is Fakhar doing? For the second time in as many overs he nearly runs himself out. David Miller swoops in at extra cover but misses by a long way with an under-arm throw.
Fakhar would have been well out.
You may be right, Mahinwal. Fakhar swishes across the line at another delivery that only just misses off stump. It's the second time he has done that in this innings. He has been restricted recently and wants to get on with it.
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Mahinwal: Have a feeling that a proper Test match line will work against Fakhar.
We've just been having the same debate in the office. I have a similar view as Theo but others here disagree.
I think all three umpires probably got it about right though.
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Theo: The soft signal is a farce... how can you give a decision from 75 yards away? Leave the decision to the third umpire.
Fakhar 38, Imam 33
Tight! Chris Morris misses with the throw after Fakhar takes a risky single to mid-off. Morris' reactions tells you that he knows that was a chance and the replay confirms it. Fakhar was six inches short when the ball went past the stumps.
Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Lord's
Even from way up here in the media centre, that attempted catch from Imran Tahir looked like one of those where he couldn't quite prevent himself from spilling it on the ground as he tried to take it low down.
The full-on celebration that Tahir reeled off, normally reserved for when he takes a wicket, won't have won him too many fans among the Pakistan contingent in here.
As soon as the first replay of that chance went up on the big screen they were out of their seats cheering wildly.
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Doctor Joker: Good captaincy by Du Plessis by telling Tahir to cool it.
We'll have a replay of that 'catch' for you shortly. We've watched it over and over again. You will be able to make your own mind up.
Tahir was certain he had caught it. He was running around at deep square leg celebrating. I thought the replay showed part of the ball hitting the ground as it went into his fingers.
Tahir made a move towards the umpires too after the soft signal was given. Du Plessis told him to stay away.
Ramiz Raja
Ex-Pakistan captain on TMS
It happens to quickly and in one motion that the fielder doesn't always know whether they've taken in cleanly.
Typical. Fakhar Zaman now pulls a bouncer to the boundary, just to Tahir's left. Once again the crowd loves it.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
It's a popular decision in the ground. But not with Imran Tahir and Faf du Plessis.
Tahir is getting a big old boo as he goes over to the grandstand. But I don't blame his reaction - he thought he caught it and it would've been a brilliant catch.
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