Pak 12-0published at 2.2 overs
Medium-pacer Ayabonga Khaka is into the attack.
Muneeba Ali skips down the pitch and lofts it superbly down the ground for four.
Summary
England through to semi-finals with 46-run win
England 143-5 (Sciver 57); WI 97-9 (all out)
Windies captain Taylor retires hurt, stretchered off
Beaumont promoted to open, out for second-ball duck
SA qualify for semi-finals with 17-run victory over Pakistan
South Africa 136-6 (Wolvaardt 53*); Pkn 119-5
In-play highlights available to UK users
Pak 12-0published at 2.2 overs
Pak 8-0published at 2 overs
Proteas fast bowler Shabnim Ismail hits 72mph from the off and is quickly up to 75mph.
Muneeba Ali taps a single off her pads before stand-in skipper Javeria Khan does the same to get off the mark.
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Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match SpecialAlex Hartley has come dressed as Maverick from Top Gun today, wearing aviator sunglasses.
Image source, Getty ImagesPak 5-0published at 1 over
Target 137
Muneeba Ali drives down the ground and Chloe Tyron dives to prevent the boundary.
Pak 4-0published at 0.2 overs
A loose delivery and Muneeba Ali cuts it late past short third man and away for four.
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Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialIf South Africa get a few quick wickets here, it really will be their game. Losing Bismah Maroof was a big blow for Pakistan.
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Slow left-armer Nonkululeko Mlaba will bowl the first over.
Muneeba Ali on strike.
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Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match SpecialSouth Africa have had their ups and downs - they played that tri-series against England and New Zealand a year ago, and broke the record twice on the same day in Taunton for the most number of runs conceded in a women's T20 international.
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Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialWe've seen Pakistan get up to 148 before, but this is a slower wicket - I think this is beyond them. They're going to have to be calculating about this - although South Africa proved me wrong, I thought they were going far too slow.
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Shabnim Ismail is probably the fastest bowler in the tournament and was fired up against Thailand last time out.
Can Pakistan repel or even get after her?
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Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialIf Pakistan nudge and nurdle and win, their net run-rate's still probably not going to be enough to take them through.
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Pakistan could do with winning this at a canter in order to boost their net run rate enough to stay in realistic semi-final contention.
A very, very, very tough ask.
Australia's Perry misses trainingpublished at 05:32 Greenwich Mean Time 1 March 2020
Cricket Australia's Laura Jolly on Twitter: "Ellyse Perry won’t train today due to her sore hip, Australia giving her every possible chance to prove her fitness for tomorrow’s virtual quarter-final against New Zealand."
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Cheers Mitch.
If South Africa do end up topping the group, their 'reward' could be a meeting with hosts and favourites Australia in the semi-finals.
Or will New Zealand beat their trans-Tasman rivals in the winner-takes-all final Group A game tomorrow?
Speaking of Australia, some news from their camp...
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The equation is simple - a win for South Africa will book their place in the quarter-finals. Pakistan are all but eliminated if they lose.
It's back to Jack Skelton to describe the run chase.
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Joanne Broadbent
Ex-Australia batter on BBC Test Match SpecialYou never know, South Africa still have to bowl well. But they have a good, steady bowling line-up and I think Pakistan will find it very hard to face.
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Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialWhat an innings! I've never seen Laura Wolvaardt bat like that before. She used to open and they pushed her down the order because they said she wasn't aggressive enough. Well, she was today.
That is 20 too many for Pakistan to chase down.
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Just to run you through the first five wickets...
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Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport at Sydney ShowgroundLaura Wolvaardt's first knock of the tournament, with her side struggling at 54-3? An unbeaten half-century, with some of the most sublime drives you could hope to see, and eight fours. Lovely to see.
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Joanne Broadbent
Ex-Australia batter on BBC Test Match SpecialWhat a way to finish - a 50 and getting your team to a score that is going to be very, very hard for Pakistan to chase down.