Match abandoned - no result and both sides get one point
SA reached 51-0 off three overs, chasing 64 off seven overs, when heavy rain ended match
Zimbabwe recover from 19-4 to post 79-5
Zim 79-5 (9 overs): Madhevere 35* (18); Ngidi 2-20
Game was reduced to nine overs per side after long rain delay
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Some glum faces in the South African dugout. They are cruising in their chase after just seven balls and now might not end up with the win.
Makes you think, could they have just made the game five overs a side just to get a game in, with the risk of more rain coming?
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
If they can't get back out in around 18 minutes then the game is over.
SA 24-0, Target 80
Oh, this is disappointing.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Oh no, I can see some rain.
Target
Oh, dear.
Richard Ngarava oversteps from his first ball and gifts Quinton de Kock a free hit. Not that he needs any more persuading.
Xavier Doherty
Former Australia spinner on BBC Test Match Special
South Africa could not have planned that any better.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
This is how dangerous Quinton de Kock can be.
Target 80
Somewhere to be, Quinton?
Another crunching boundary, and poor Tendai Chetara has been clubbed for 23 runs from one over.
Xavier Doherty
Former Australia spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It looks like Tendai Chatara is trying to warm his way into the innings, but you cannot afford to do that.
Target 80
Oh, this is brutal.
A huge six this time, heaved over the leg side.
Welcome to the Super 12s, Zimbabwe...
Target 80
Yeah, this is not the start Zimbabwe would've wanted.
De Kock whacks an authoritative one-bounce four over mid-wicket before a slightly luckier one flies off the outside edge, but with the same result.
Xavier Doherty
Former Australia spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That was a freebie.
Target 80
The perfect start for South Africa and Quinton de Kock.
Tendai Chetara gifts him one down the leg side that he just helps on its way for four over short fine leg.
South Africa, desperate to beat the rain and get these runs as soon as possible, are ready to go - Quinton de Kock and Temba Bavuma opening things up.
Zimbabwe have a last-minute group huddle, and we're ready to go.
80 runs the target for South Africa, who are favourites at this halfway stage.
Thanks, Tom.
Somehow, in the space of nine overs, that innings had a little bit of everything.
What a sport.
I think I need a break to process all that.
Luckily Ffion Wynne is on hand to guide you through South Africa's reply.
Who knows what will happen next!
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
I have never witnessed anything like this in my entire life. I don't know how to summarise this game of cricket if I'm being completely honest with you.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
I'm not sure I've ever commentated on a spell of cricket like that. It was utterly bizarre and surreal.
The result of all that is Zimbabwe reached 79-5, so South Africa need 80 to win from nine overs.
What a strange, chaotic but ultimately entertaining innings of cricket.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
That catch is actually remarkable.