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
Run-rate 5.00
It's absolutely roasting today, and Lasith Malinga is still sat up in the dressing room in a full tracksuit, shirt and jumper combo. Lovely stuff.
By the looks of things, Imran Tahir is loosening up just beyond the boundary.
Kagiso Rabada is coming back on...
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It's hard to disagree with Vaughan's original comments though, he was saying that if England don't find a way to start beating teams on slow wickets by being more controlled and reading the situation better, they will go out. That's not jumping on someone's throat, it's just a fact Jonny!
Moin, London
Very, very tidy from Dwaine Pretorius.
The very definition of a tick over over.
Pommie Mbangwa
Former Zimbabwe fast bowler
It has been a good comeback from South Africa but it has been gifted to them.
Image source, Getty ImagesDwaine Pretorius continues - oh, and Kusal Mendis drives him just short of the man at mid-wicket!
It's loose, one hand coming off the bat as he pushes forward, and he's lucky that Rassie Van Der Dussen is a little deep.
Paul Farbrace
Ex-England assistant coach on BBC Test Match Special
Angelo Mathews has enough experience. He should be saying 'get four singles from an over'. At the moment South Africa will be content that they are just bowl the ball without any pressure.
Ah, Wahab.
My favourite cricketing grump. He's had some terrific spells in this World Cup.
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Here's how the wickets fell today.
Angelo Mathews calls Kusal Mendis through for a quick single. It's tight, but he makes it.
Time for a hydration break.
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Run-rate 5.50
This is a good comeback from South Africa, turning the screw after that earlier flurry of runs.
There's just a single from this latest Pretorius over.
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That wasn't what Andile Phehlukwayo was aiming for, floating one into Kusal Mendis' pads, and he's whipped gloriously square for four.
It was all going so well for Avishka Fernando.
And then...
Angelo Mathews pats away three dot balls as he gets his eye in.
Paul Farbrace
Ex-England assistant coach on BBC Test Match Special
A wicket from nothing. Poor shot from Kusal Perera, his feet were nowhere.
It is not positive footwork. When you talk about positive batting, it just means getting your feet into a positive position and then you can defend or attack. Kusal Perera's feet have done nothing there.
Thirties don't win matches.
Here's Angelo.
Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special at Edgbaston
Two wickets have been achieved from fairly innocuous deliveries from Pretorius.
Perera b Pretorius 30 (SL 72-3)
Out of nowhere!
It's as regulation as regulation deliveries can be from Dwaine Pretorius, a length delivery and Kusal Perera can't resist. He chases it but his feet are stuck in concrete and he ends up bottom edging the ball onto his stumps. They get splattered and Pretorius goes wheeling away in delight.