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
Target 143
Ooof that's a brilliant yorker from Chameera. Free hit or not, there's not a lot you can do with that.
It crashes into De Kock's big toe. I hope the South Africa opener has some protection on the end of his boot. If not, that'll bruise.
The pacey Dushmantha Chameera has overstepped.
Quinton de Kock is eyeing up a free hit...
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piemontemio: It should be South Africa from here, but I'm not so sure it will be as straightforward as that...
Right-hander Reeza Hendricks is opening alongside De Kock. South Africa chose to chase on this tricky pitch but that will not be straightforward.
Stuart Law
Former Australia batter & West Indies coach on BBC Test Match Special
Don't discount Sri Lanka's pace attack - they've got some quick bowlers.
We're ready to go again, a little earlier than I was expecting.
Quinton de Kock is back at the top of the order for South Africa.
The Proteas need 143 to win.
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Sri Lanka would have been in a mighty hole without Pathum Nissanka's 72 off 58 balls.
Stuart Law
Former Australia batter & West Indies coach on BBC Test Match Special
This is the same total that West Indies got yesterday on the same pitch.
Thanks Tom.
I think this could be close.
Right then, that's me done for now. Time to hand over to Matthew Henry to take you through the second innings.
Let's hope for a similar finish to what we saw yesterday.
Tabraiz Shamsi, who took 3-17 off four overs: "There's not much turn in the wicket, so areas are key. Fortunately it paid off today.
"Our bowling unit is not a one-man show. Threre are different guys putting their hands up, and I am just one guy. We're all just trying our best."
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Sri Lanka have done well to get to 142. They struggled in the first four, didn't have the strongest of powerplays.
South Africa will be confident. They will need only seven runs an over so don't have to do anything too rash.
Pathum Nissanka's fine innings dragged Sri Lanka to a reasonably competitive score, though you would surely fancy South Africa here.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Run out nought. Poor fella...
Kumara run out 0 (SL 142)
Lahiru Kumara is that unfortunate soul and he is immediately run out trying to scramble a single off the final ball.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Some unfortunate soul has to come out at number 11 and face someone bowling 90mph.
Chameera b Nortje 3 (SL 142-9)
Just as I say that Chameera goes for the heave and misses, with inevitable results.
Theekshana drives it to long-on for a single. Good over this for Sri Lanka.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That is unlucky for Nortje. He had done everything right.