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)
It's nothing. No spike on UltraEdge. Faf du Plessis did not hit that ball.
What did Sarfaraz Ahmed hear? Imad Wasim wasn't that interested.
Du Plessis just gave his counterpart a shrug in mild bemusement that Sarfaraz was so animated about that.
Pakistan lose their review.
It's bat or nothing.
Well now. Have they got South Africa's captain too?
Faf du Plessis drives at one that's a bit too full for that shot. Sarfaraz Ahmed appeals madly behind the stumps for caught behind.
He's certain. And he's captain. So of course they are going to review.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It's a stereotype but a lot of South Africans struggle against spin because they get their feet stuck in the crease. Only the very best - like Jacques Kallis and Graeme Smith - use their feet.
Target 309
Hendrik Erasmus 'Rassie' van der Dussen strides out to a pretty thankless task.
He's been in good form this tournament and South Africa desperately need him to carry that on.
Pakistan are lively around the bat and Van der Dussen has to play out a wicket maiden from Shadab Khan.
Shadab Khan has now picked up his 50th and 51st ODI wickets in this match.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
He made the mistake of getting his feet stuck in the crease - you can see why he struggles against spin. He's not proactive at all.
Markram b Shadab 7 (SA 103-3)
Woeful from Aiden Markram. He's got a shocking record against spin and you can see why.
He rocks back, trying to cut it away but the ball doesn't turn and just slides on flat.
Markram plays over it and the ball rearranges his stumps.
Good bowling from Shadab Khan to push it a little fuller and he got his reward with the low bounce.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Imad Wasim is your classic one-day spinner. Only the odd one turns.
Rinse. Repeat.
A quick, tight over from Imad. Only four runs.
The squeeze is well and truly on.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Faf Du Plessis just never looks under pressure, he's such a good man-manager like Stephen Fleming was for New Zealand. You can understand why he gets on so well with MS Dhoni in the IPL. They're made for each other. Both as cool as cucumbers.
Required run rate 7.53
Shadab wheels through a quick over, just three from it.
Ideal for Pakistan. Not for South Africa.
They're pootling along at 4.45 runs per over but need 7.53.
Spin from both ends for Pakistan as Imad Wasim returns to the attack.
And it's a tidy return, conceding just three singles.
He hit this one for six.
But fell trying to do it again...
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Target 309
Aiden Markram gets off the mark with a single down to long off.
Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special
Aiden Markram has got a big job to do now.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That was classic scoreboard pressure. De Kock hit some boundaries, realised they weren't even up to 100 and needed 300 and holed out to the spinner.
Image source, AFPDe Kock c Imam b Shadab 47 (SA 91-2)
A largely forgettable World Cup with the bat for Quinton de Kock continues.
The South Africa opener had looked to be finally finding some fluency after a scratchy patch but miscues another slog sweep when searching for a six.
Imam-ul-Haq runs round to deep square leg and snaffles it inches above the ground. That's a good take in the end.
Exactly what South Africa didn't need - that wicket should slow the scoring again.
Imam's fingers are under the ball. This is a much simpler decision.