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Thanks!
Can I start by pointing out how good this place looks?
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Du Plessis hits 96* and Amla 80* as SA cruise to victory with 12.4 overs to spare
Sri Lanka struggle for wickets after Malinga's early breakthrough
Sri Lanka manage to post 203 all out despite losing regular wickets
Pretorius and Morris take three wickets each; top score in SL innings is 30
Sri Lanka are one of teams who can beat England to semi-final spot; SA already eliminated
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Right then, I can see umpires...
Matthew Henry will you see you through the opening overs of South Africa's reply.
Postpublished at 14:42 British Summer Time 28 June 2019
And after a brief delay for bees on the pitch - yeah, this World Cup has everything - Sri Lanka subsided for 203 all out with three balls to spare.
Postpublished at 14:41 British Summer Time 28 June 2019
Sri Lanka could just not get going - it was either hit out and get caught out, or block, block, block. A stodgy sort of innings from a side that still have a shout of making the semi-finals.
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Chris Maden: How did England lose to Sri Lanka? Was in Cardiff to see them get wallopped by the Kiwis, now this mailing by SA, embarrassing for Morgan and the boys.
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It wasn't the best of starts, with skipper Dimuth Karunaratne falling to the first ball of the match, but there were a flurry of shots and boundaries before Avishka Fernando and Kusal Perera fell.
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Here's what happened in that Sri Lankan innings.
Postpublished at 14:31 British Summer Time 28 June 2019
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Marcus Trescothick, who will always be a hero to me, announced his intention to retire at the end of the season, bringing a phenomenal career to an end.
Trescothick was one of the first cricketers to talk about his mental health and the effects depression and anxiety had on his career.
He's been talking to 5 live about what he experienced, and how things are different now.
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South Africa bowler Dwaine Pretorius: "It was a tough wicket. We just had to disciplined and luckily that plays into my gameplan.
"I think everyone back eachother well and that was probably our most disciplined performance of the tournament so far.
"The wicket looks slightly slow with a big outfield. Good cricket shots, good partnerships and running hard will be key."
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Cheers, Callum.
South Africa should find this chase relatively easy, right? They've got a whole heap of England fans cheering them on as well...
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Amy Lofthouse will take you through the interval.
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South Africa should win this and do England a massive favour.
But they have made a mess of chasing in this World Cup so far so it's far from a certainty.
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Paul Farbrace
Ex-England assistant coach on BBC Test Match SpecialAt no stage did you see Sri Lanka trying to do the basics of the game really well.
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Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special commentatorSri Lanka have limped to the back end of 50 overs. At least they got there - it could have been all out in 39 overs.
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Scott Read
BBC Test Match SpecialSouth Africa have fought back really well in this innings.
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Sri Lanka have slipped from 67-1 to 203 all out.
How's stat?!published at 14:15 British Summer Time 28 June 2019
Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statisticianLasith Malinga's figures in this World Cup: 1,4, 1, 1 and 4.
WICKETpublished at 49.3 overs
Malinga c Du Plessis b Morris 4 (SL 203 all out)
Gone next ball.
He tries to loft over the off side but chips tamely to Faf du Plessis at mid-off.