Summary

  • 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)

  • Super 12, Group 1, Sharjah

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Thomas Mallows and Callum Matthews

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    Time to call up Alex Hales!

    Mark Thompson

  2. Eng 70-2

    Target 190

    Another good over for South Africa. A driven two only adds to that boundary.

    South Africa's fielding has been very good so far. They are determined to fight for their World Cup lives.

  3. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special

    The ball is definitely turning a bit more now.

  4. Eng 68-2

    Target 190

    Vintage Moeen Ali. He loves facing left-arm spin.

    He comes down the track and meets Tabraiz Shamsi's full toss and whips it away to the square-leg boundary.

  5. Here's how Jos Buttler was out...

  6. Eng 64-2

    Target 190

    Really good from Aiden Markram, just three singles from his first over.

  7. With two left handers in Temba Bavuma has called for the off spin of Aiden Markram.

  8. Eng 61-2

    Target 190

    Eeeesh! Dawid Malan misses with an attempted cut. That wasn't far from the edge.

    England need to make at least 87 to be assured of a semi-final spot, don't forget. South Africa need to restrict England to 131 or less to join them and knock out Australia.

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  9. Carlos Brathwaite
    West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

    Tabraiz Shamsi is very clever. As a wrist spinner he has all the tricks but it is knowing when to use them.

    Are we beginning to see a bit of an opening?

  10. Dawid Malan is the new batter.

    Win predictor is currently saying 69-31 in South Africa's favour.

  11. wicket

    WICKET

    Bairstow lbw b Shamsi 1 (Eng 59-2)

    Crashing into leg stump!

    Jonny Bairstow went deep in his crease, looking to work into the leg side, but the ball hurries through on him and cannons into the pad.

    England are in a little bit of danger with Jason Roy extremely unlikely to bat again.

  12. Carlos Brathwaite
    West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

    Umpire's call I reckon.

  13. There's no bat.

  14. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special

    Leg-sideish?

  15. England review

    Tabraiz Shamsi has got Jonny Bairstow out lbw.

    Bairstow reviews immediately.

    Going down?

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    Stephen Elgie: Roy down, surely it’s time to call for one Benjamin Stokes.

    Jim Dale: Someone bung Ben Stokes a text...

  17. Eng 59-1

    Target 190

    Jonny Bairstow gets off the mark straight away with a nudge into the leg side.

    The powerplay ends with two dot balls. England have made a very good start though.

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    Heartbreaking for Roy, but this could see England getting more out of Bairstow by moving him up to open.

    Niki

  19. Jonny Bairstow, who could find himself opening in the semi-finals, is the new batter.

  20. How's stat?!

    Andy Zaltzman
    BBC Test Match Special statistician

    Jos Buttler falls just short of a de facto double century.

    He has scored 198 runs from 114 balls since his dismissal against Bangladesh.