Summary

  • Bangladesh eliminated with loss, South Africa now in good position to reach final four

  • South Africa fall to 33-3 in low run-chase - two wickets for Taskin

  • Rabada rips through Bangladesh top order with three wickets

  • Bangladesh never recover; struggling against SA pace bowlers (Nortje 3-8)

Live Reporting

Ffion Wynne and Callum Matthews

  1. Time for Kagiso Rabada's hat-trick ball...

  2. Henry Moeran
    BBC Test Match Special

    That is quite the horn. It sounds like we're next to an elephant sanctuary.

  3. Ban 24-2

    Former South Africa pace bowler Dale Steyn is part of the TV commentary team and he's just said Quinton de Kock is shouting "hold your line" is Afrikaans to Anrich Nortje.

    He is bowling that back of the length, Test-match style line that has been so successful in this tournament.

    It is allowing South Africa to squeeze and be tight on the single.

    Just a couple through mid-wicket for Liton Das from Nortje's first over.

  4. Time for Anrich Nortje.

    He is rapid.

  5. Alex Hartley
    England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    It was Quinton de Kock who was confident, he did most of the appealing and convinced him for the review. You can see why the umpire gave it not out, though.

  6. Henry Moeran
    BBC Test Match Special

    Ouch and out!

  7. wicket

    WICKET

    Sarkar lbw b Rabada 0 (Ban 22-2)

    Two in two! Great review from South Africa.

    Brilliant from Kagiso Rabada too. No batter wants to face that to their first ball.

    The technology shows the ball would have gone on to hit the bottom quarter of off-stump.

    Rabada will be on a hat-trick the next time he bowls.

  8. Alex Hartley
    England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    Ouch! It has hit him bang on the toe.

  9. It is definitely boot/the very bottom of the pad first.

    Soumya Sarkar is in trouble here.

  10. Henry Moeran
    BBC Test Match Special

    Has it clipped the toe before the bat?

  11. South Africa review

    Offft! What a delivery to get first up.

    Kagiso Rabada goes for the yorker and has this hit the boot first?

    Richard Illingworth says no but South Africa send it upstairs.

  12. Alex Hartley
    England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    It was hit firmly, looking to go up and over the midwicket fielder but hasn't got enough on it. Just as Bangladesh try to kick on and accelerate, they lose a wicket.

  13. wicket

    WICKET

    Naim c Hendricks b Rabada 9 (Ban 22-1)

    Breakthrough!

    Simple as it comes this really.

    A good tight line from Kagiso Rabada is flicked straight to Reeza Hendricks at mid-wicket. He ain't going to drop that.

  14. Alex Hartley
    England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    But at the same time they can't afford to be 25-0 after six overs. That puts more pressure on the new batters that will be coming in.

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  15. Henry Moeran
    BBC Test Match Special

    Perhaps Bangladesh are just being a bit more cautious in the absence of Shakib, just trying to get through the powerplay without losing a wicket.

  16. Ban 20-0

    Close! Rassie van der Dussen brings a goalkeeper-style save in the covers and the ball is parried to David Miller at backward point.

    Mohammad Naim is ball watching, while dawdling down the pitch, and a direct hit would have been very interesting.

    It would have been a frame or two decision.

  17. Alex Hartley
    England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    But also whoever's backing him up is a shambles! He's done the right thing and gone behind Markram in case he misses it, but he's just run straight past the ball.

  18. Henry Moeran
    BBC Test Match Special

    That is as amateur as you could possibly get.

  19. Ban 17-0

    At the toss Temba Bavuma was asked "what is the one thing you want to improve today?" and he responded "fielding".

    Yeah, he isn't going to be happy.

    We had the misfield in the first over and now Aiden Markram has just ran past one and let the ball go through him to the boundary.

    That is, quite frankly, ordinary.

  20. Alex Hartley
    England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    The worst overs to bowl are always four to six. It's the back end of the powerplay, when the batters are in. Getting asked to bowl over number five is not the one you want...