Time for us to call it a day there.

There have been wins for South Africa, Pakistan and Bangladesh on Sunday.

I'll leave you with the reports from each of those games - and video highlights below - to enjoy.

• South Africa beat India by five wickets to go top of Group 2
• Pakistan keep semi-final hopes alive with Netherlands win
• Bangladesh beat Zimbabwe in remarkable finale

We'll be back at 07:30 GMT on Monday morning for Ireland's game against Australia. The loser is effectively out of the tournament.

See you then.

South Africa's David Miller, speaking on Test Match Special: "Every game is important and I thought we bowled extremely well on a bowler-friendly wicket. To come through like we did with Aiden a rock like he always is, he guided me through a bad start.

"I managed to ride the wave and get through. I would put it down as a great fight, a team performance."

On the bowlers: "It was pretty scary. We've got a great bowling attack and I was at deep square and sweeper so got the side view, which was pretty awesome to watch. To put in a performance like that was really important."

On Lungi Ngidi's wickets: "He's come through with great skills and worked on his slower balls, then tonight on a seaming wicket he was able to bowl some heavy balls and take his wickets."

On avoiding slip ups: "I don't think there is any guarantee in this game. What we have done well, like tonight, is fight really well. We manage to find ways to win. Looking at our past, that's the biggest difference. Hopefully we can continue that and find ways to win games you don't really expect to."

More from Rohit Sharma on India's fielding: "We were just not good enough, to be honest. We've played in such conditions before so the cold is not an excuse.

"The last two games we were pretty good on the field and we want to continue to be consistent in that department but unfortunately, we didn't hold our chances and missed a few run outs, myself included.

"We need to keep our heads high, think about what is coming for us and take learning form this game and what we need to do in games like that."

On when to bowl Ashwin: "I've seen what happens when you bowl the spinners in the last over. I just wanted to go the other way and see if I could finish Ash and make sure the seamers are bowling the right overs.

"But when you have options like that, you have to use them at some point and with the new batter, I thought that was the right time. But Miller played some good shots as well."

India captain Rohit Sharma: "We expected that the pitch would have something in it with the weather being around and the wind blowing across the ground, we knew there would be a lot of help for the seamers which why you saw 130 was not an easy target to chase.

"In the end we feel a little short with the bat, we fought really well until the end but South Africa were better today.

"Honestly, when you see them at 40-3, you always think that you're in the game because the wicket was such that the wickets could come at end time for the seamers. That was a match-winning partnership from Markram and Miller. We gave them too many chances and were not clinical."

Here are the final two balls of the game as David Miller got South Africa over the line and sent them to the top of Group 2.

South Africa captain Temba Bavuma: "The discussion with the coach and batters was to try and up the intent. When you do that opportunities come your way and fortunately things did go our way in that period.

"Our batting line-up on the whole is in good form, probably bar myself. They've been together for a while and they understand each others strengths and weaknesses and this will boost confidence.

"In our bowling chats we spoke and watched games that had been played here and we worked out what length we wanted to bowl. It was risky, especially with the pace of our guys, but with the unpredictable bounce it worked.

"We don't like that tag [team of the tournament]. We've come in not as favourites and as I've said since the beginning we'll fly under the radar and we'll keep trying to improve from game to game and I think that's what we're doing."

Lungi Ngidi was brilliant in claiming four wickets.

Getting KL Rahul, Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Hardik Pandya aren't a bad quad to get either.

South Africa were made to work for the win with the bat, but all-in-all it was a pretty complete performance from them.

Player of the match, South Africa's Lungi Ngidi: "It was pretty nerve-wracking. When games get that close, as a bowler you can't do much about it so you just have to believe at the end there.

"I think this is one of my biggest dreams to do something like this at a World Cup and help my country win a game. I'm definitely going to cherish this one.

On plans with the ball: "It comes with watching a lot of games here and fortunately I've played here before as well. But watching the previous games, you figure out what works for other teams and try to do the same."

On where the game was won: "I think after the 10 over break in our innings, Markram moved the game forward and Miller followed him in that. They took us a lot closer to their score and obviously Dave took initiative at the end."

Did South Africa win that or did India lose that?

India will definitely rue these missed chances.

Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Tonight it was great to see some amazing pace bowling. Swing from Arshdeep Singh, pace from Anrich Nortje and Ngidi coming into the South Africa team and taking four wickets.

Then there were some serious partnerships with the bat. That partnership between Aiden Markran and David Miller won them the game. Miller was able to stay there and ice the cake.

David Miller finished unbeaten on 59 not out from 46 balls.

He hit four fours and three massive sixes.

Here are those sixes for you to enjoy. The first was a massive 104m, the longest in the tournament so far.

Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special

What a game it was, another cracker in this World Cup.

India will look back at where they lost that game.

They weren't at their best with the bat, while they also gave Aiden Markram a couple of extra chances with Virat Kohli dropping him and Rohit Sharma missing a really presentable run-out opportunity.

The last week of the Super 12s is set up beautifully in both groups.

Clint Wheeldon
BBC Test Match Special

The moment he struck it, Miller knew South Africa were winning. They leap to the top of the Group 2 standings and they can thank David Miller for what he was able to do alongside Aiden Markram.

David Miller drives through the in-field!

South Africa go top of Group 2 in the Super 12s!

Clint Wheeldon
BBC Test Match Special

That's an absolutely crushing blow. But delight for South Africa. They can't lose in the 20 overs now.

FOUR!

Bhuvneshwar Kumar goes short and David Miller pulls.

It flicks off the glove and races away fine to the boundary.

South Africa need one to win. India cannot win.

Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special

There is a lot of discussion going on now between Rohit and Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Long on has come into the cricle.

Single.

Wayne Parnell gets on his toes and pushes into the covers for a single.

South Africa need five from four balls.

David Miller is back on strike too.

Dot ball.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar cramps Wayne Parnell for room and the ball squirts into the off side.

The field is in close though and South Africa can't scramble through.