Mignon du Preez smacks Nida Dar down the ground for four. Shot!

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special

There is a mathematical scenario where England could win today and not go through to the semi-finals, but it's not going to happen.

Pakistan would have to chase down big targets in the space of about four overs, so it's not realistic.

Shot! Mignon du Preez crisply sweeps leg-spinner Aroob Shah away for four.

But Dane van Niekerk didn't last long after her reprieve...

Walking off like this after reviewing an lbw is fairly ordinary. And you look a bit daft when it is then overturned...

Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

I know it's a slower wicket than they've previously played on, but South Africa look a bit rusty. They're hitting the ball hard - but straight to fielders.

Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport at Sydney Showground

This is a stunning ground - and, actually, there are quite a lot of fans in, they've just sensibly opted to sit in the shade - but I'm not sure it's the best wicket around. It's slow. Really slow, actually.

Key moment in the game here - can the hugely experience Marizanne Kapp and Mignon du Preez help build a challenging total?

Or can Pakistan remove both cheaply and really look to restrict the Proteas?

Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

That's what South Africa needed - release a bit of pressure after all those dot balls. They just need to keep hitting the ball into the gaps.

They need to start rotating the strike as at this run rate, they'll only make 96.

SA 37-2published at 7.4 overs

7.4 overs

South Africa needed this - Marizanne Kapp loosen the shackles by cracking it over square leg for six.

Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

I've got a fact for you... 13 of the last 14 T20s between South Africa and Pakistan have been won by the team chasing.

Young leg-spinner Syeda Aroob Shah enters the fray.

Again it's a tidy over until the last ball is a touch wide and cut away by Mignon du Preez for four despite Diana Baig's diving effort.

A long look from the third umpire but it's ultimately decided the ball rolled to where the rope had been before Baig displaced it.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special

I reckon the Sri Lanka-Australia game was lost when they had Australia at 10-3 - but then it was "we're allowed to put four fielders out, so we will", and Haynes and Lanning just took singles from there.

Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

I would have thought Pakistan would have kept the field up, as they'd bowled brilliantly in the powerplay - but they've just put the four fielders back straight away.

Joanne Broadbent
Ex-Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special

That was a decent shot, any variation in line and length and she whipped it away for four.

Medium-pacer Aiman Anwar is into the attack and starts well but strays onto the pads last up and Marizanne Kapp flicks it over square leg for four.

Still, Pakistan will be very happy with that powerplay.

Mignon du Preez is in, with plenty of work to do.

That's superb from Diana Baig - a wicket maiden.

Pakistan's bowling is their strength - can they restrict South Africa to a low enough total for their batters to chase.

Joanne Broadbent
Ex-Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special

That's exactly what you can't do on this wicket. She played too far away from her body. I'm surprised we've not seen more movement from the batters.