England reach semis despite defeat
Australia through as runners-up
England reach 132 to knock SA out
Rabada takes final-over hat-trick
Moeen 37 (27), Malan 33 (26)
Roy retires hurt 20 with leg injury
SA 189-2: Van der Dussen 94* (60)
Markram 52* (25), De Kock 34 (27)
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Moeen c Miller b Shamsi 37 (Eng 110-3)
Oh, Moeen.
He looks to repeat the shot but chips it straight down the throat of David Miller on the boundary.
England do need to score quickly with the required run-rate above 10 but was that needed? I'm not sure.
That six supposedly went 102m.
It puts him at joint three in this tournament. Andre Russell smacked one 111m earlier.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
He's hit that over the roof!
That's outta here!
Moeen Ali comes down the track again and plants Tabraiz Shamsi over long-on.
This is classic Moeen.
Need 86 from 48 balls
He can. Three singles end the over.
Still a good one for England with 15 coming off it.
Target 190
The pressure is on Aiden Markram. Two wides follow those boundaries...
Can he get out of the over?
Target 190
The last shot was all about timing and class, this is all about power.
Moeen again advances and smokes a slap back down the ground for four.
Beautiful.
Moeen Ali skips down the pitch and drives over the covers for six.
It just cleared the ropes but it deserved to. Stunning shot.
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Amid all the bantz about Hales and Stokes, this is a useful chance for Malan to strut his stuff.
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Target 190
Tabraiz Shamsi is a rather excitable character. He almost runs past wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock as he appeals for an lbw shout against Dawid Malan.
Malan hit it but still...
England need 101 from 54 balls.
ENGLAND ARE INTO THE SEMI-FINALS!
It comes via a rather ugly bottom edge from Moeen Ali as he looks to sweep away.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
South Africa know they are heading out here unless something dramatic happens.
Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
So may different equations. Six runs versus 30 versus 109 to win outright.
It's hard to say anything other than an England win, which would mean England and Australia in the semi-finals.
Here's the moment Jason Roy suffered his injury and the scenes that followed.
It is hard to imagine he'll play again in this World Cup.
Target 190
Dawid Malan keeps the strike with a nudge off his hip for a single.
Time for a drink. England need 109 runs from 60 balls.
Perhaps more importantly they need just six more runs to guarantee a semi-final spot.
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West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
A proper cricket shot.
That is classic Dawid Malan though.
A beautiful cover drive races to the boundary.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special
A bit of streaky boundary but they all count.
Streaky!
Kagiso Rabada goes full and Dawid Malan squeezes it away to the third boundary.
It was just the one over for Aiden Markram.
Kagiso Rabada is back into the attack. Temba Bavuma knows he needs wickets.