Australia win with two balls to spare
Smith 35 (34), Stoinis 24* (16)
South Africa 118-9: Markram 40 (36)
Hazlewood 2-19, Zampa 2-21
First match of Super 12s, Group 1
Australia won toss, Abu Dhabi
England v W Indies, Dubai, 15:00 BST
Markram 33, Rabada 1
A lovely bit of symmetry in that over. Single. Dot. Single. Dot. Single. Dot.
South Africa are going to have to muster something from the final four overs here. Their fans still believe on the grass verges. They are waving their flags in support.
Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
The worrying thing for South Africa is Australia haven't done much other than keep it simple. They haven't had to leave first gear or go to Plan B.
There's a lot of pressure on Aiden Markram's shoulders here.
Just two singles from the first three balls of Adam Zampa's final over...
Excellent point, Jason.
Expect quarterly drinks breaks and a lot of sidewards passing...
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Jason Cole: Watching these cricketers being sapped of energy, one wonders how the footballers are going to go in Qatar.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That's a nasty one. A very hostile ball.
Ouch! What a bouncer.
Pat Cummins hits Kagiso Rabada on the right shoulder, and then the ball bounces into the grille of the helmet.
Cummins offers up an apology. No such thing as the fast bowlers union these days.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Rabada can play a few shots but it's not really that situation yet - we're only in the 15th over.
Kagiso Rabada is the new batter.
He does average 22.25 in T20 internationals...
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
What on earth is going on there? Extraordinary situation. The ball was just flying all over the field. That was a shambles.
Maharaj run out (Wade) 0 (SA 83-7)
Absolute chaos. This is proper village cricket.
Let me try break that down for you:
What a chaotic bit of cricket. Shambles.
Stuart Law
Former Australia batter & West Indies coach on BBC Test Match Special
Those two wickets in big succession are a big blow for South Africa. The tailenders are not expected to score runs so they can throw caution to the wind.
Pat Cummins is coming back on. Relentless.
It could be a long ol' winter.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
South Africa are sliding here again. They are in big trouble. He simply wafted the bat at that and it was nicely taken by Wade.
Pretorius c Wade b Zampa 1 (SA 82-6)
Another one.
Adam Zampa gives Dwaine Pretorius a fair bit of width and the all-rounder's eyes light up, but he feathers a thin edge through to Matthew Wade, who takes a good catch behind the stumps.
Can South Africa make it through their 20 overs?
Miller lbw Zampa 16 (SA 80-5)
You just don't take on Michael Gough. He doesn't get them wrong.
It is absolutely crashing into the middle of middle stump, and it just doesn't get much more out than that.
South Africa are in big trouble here.
There's a flat line as the ball passes the bat...
Stuart Law
Former Australia batter & West Indies coach on BBC Test Match Special
He reviewed it straight away so maybe he's nicked this.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
The only possible thing that can save him is where it has pitched.
David Miller is daring to take on Michael Gough.
The English umpire has given the left-hander out lbw to Adam Zampa, but the South African goes upstairs straight away.