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)
Quinton de Kock looks to have fallen, holing out to deep square leg off Shadab Khan.
Imam-ul-Haq tumbles forward as he takes the catch and the umpires want to check it was clean.
Remember Imran Tahir's effort earlier that was ruled out?
Well this time the soft signal is OUT.
Ramiz delivered that 90mph yorker of an opinion very calmly.
Ramiz Raja
Ex-Pakistan captain on TMS
South Africa are breaking it down in little milestones - that's the best way. Put the pressure back on Pakistan. Once you do that, the fielding will crumble.
Target 309
Big over for South Africa - 13 from it. That's more like it.
OK, Quinton de Kock might be starting to find his range here.
It sits up on the hips and the left-hander whips it powerfully round the corner all the way over the rope.
South Africa do find the fence again as Quinton de Kock slices a full but wide ball from Wahab Riaz away through backward point for four.
Ramiz Raja
Ex-Pakistan captain on TMS
Pakistan are trying to build pressure by limiting the boundaries. They're not looking for wickets in particular but getting wickets limits the boundaries.
De Kock and Du Plessis are upping the attacking shots but finding the fielders for now.
De Kock slays a big sweep away but deep square leg takes it on the bounce.
Just four singles from the over.
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Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
I love it when a fast bowler works himself up like Wahab tends to do.
De Kock 34, Du Plessis 36
Quinton de Kock continues to look like he's just going to sky one to a man on the boundary any moment.
A big flay out to deep mid-wicket drops safely this time.
Drinks are on the field. Pakistan have a huddle.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
There's a yellow warning for thunderstorms on Tuesday, when England play Australia at Lord's. But after that it will become extremely hot as the week wears on. Get the barbecue out.
Target 309
Quinton de Kock tries to replicate that six and miscues it.
"Catch" is the cry. But he's got it over the inner ring and away to the man in the deep for a single.
You might not want to ask my colleague for this week's lottery numbers.
Shadab Khan drops a touch short and Quinton de Kock heaves a mighty slog-sweep over mid-wicket for six.
Shadab Khan is coming on.
A colleague on the desk reckons South Africa will unravel against the leg-spinner.
Here we go...
De Kock 25, Du Plessis 34
More careful accumulation.
A curious innings from De Kock so far, scratchy at times, fluent at others...
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
I think, just about, it's been a bowlers' World Cup.
Target 309
Oooh. Faf du Plessis defends down the ground and almost offers Imad Wasim a delicate return catch. Almost.