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Cricket is great, isn't it?
South Africa win a thriller in Sharjah against Sri Lanka, despite Wanindu Hasaranga's hat-trick.
Now it's time for the big one. Follow England v Australia.
Summary
South Africa win with one ball to spare
Hasaranga takes hat-trick
Bavuma 46 (46), Miller 23* (13)
Sri Lanka 142: Nissanka 72 (58)
Shamsi 3-17, Pretorius 3-17
De Kock returns for South Africa
Takes knee before match
Super 12s, Group 1, Sharjah
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South Africa spinner Tabraiz Shamsi: "I won't lie, we were all nervous at the end, but I'm glad to be here and smiling. Nothing much has changed with my game, just a few more opportunities to play regularly. I'm just glad to be working with this bowling unit. I've said before it is the best bowling attacking in the world and I stand by that."
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Oh and ENGLAND HAVE WON THE TOSS AGAINST AUSTRALIA in Dubai.
That's a big help for Eoin Morgan's side.
We'll have the usual coverage of that game very shortly.
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That young South Africa fan who looked heartbroken not long ago is punching the air in celebration.
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South Africa are third in the group, level on points with England and Australia having played a game more.
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Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match SpecialIt's a very important win for South Africa in the competition.
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That was not a great final over from Kumara. It was really bad, in fact.
You've got to feel for Hasaranga. He took a hat-trick and is on the losing side.
The South Africa players celebrate by the boundary.
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Stuart Law
Former Australia batter & West Indies coach on BBC Test Match SpecialTwo games yesterday and this one today have been nail-biters - it's great for the spectators.
SOUTH AFRICA WIN BY FOUR WICKETSpublished at 19.5 overs
BreakingWhat a game.
Kagiso Rabada edges the penultimate ball through the vacant slip area. South Africa win! They have kept themselves in the hunt.
SA 142-6published at 19.4 overs
South Africa scramble a single.
Scores are level.
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South Africa only need two from three balls now. Game over?
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Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match SpecialThis is exactly what he is capable of. Miller is executing his skills brilliantly.
SA 141-6published at 19.3 overs
MILLER HAS DONE IT AGAIN!
It was in the slot again and - as with the last ball - Miller crunches it - over mid-wicket. He roars in delight too.
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We're going to have a break while they retrieve the ball. It's the Sri Lanka fans who look stunned now. One lady is close to tears.
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Stuart Law
Former Australia batter & West Indies coach on BBC Test Match SpecialThat is Davy Miller's wheelhouse. Perfect execution.
SA 135-6published at 19.2 overs
SMOKED INTO THE STANDS BY DAVID MILLER!
That changes everything.
It's eight from four to win now.
SA 129-6published at 19.1 overs
Rabada's head rocks back. He's missed out there. Only one.
14 from five needed but South Africa have Miller on strike.
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It'll be the pace of Lahiru Kumara to bowl the final over.
South Africa need 15 from six balls to win.
SA 128-6published at 19 overs
Target 143
That's a good comeback from Chameera when his heart must be beating out of his chest. Rabada takes a single from the final ball of the 19th leaving 15 to get from the final six deliveries.
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Dot ball. This is great.
16 from seven balls needed.