Well that's us done on the day England smashed the record for the highest total in a Women's T20 World Cup match.

Have a read of Ffion's match report on England's victory over Pakistan from Cape Town and remind yourself of South Africa's win over Bangladesh right here.

We'll be back on Thursday when holders Australia face India in the first semi-final at 13:00 GMT.

And on Friday afternoon, England and South Africa face off in the second semi-final.

Expect fireworks. See you around!

South Africa captain Sune Luus: "It was good that they batted through. It was a nervy start but you've got to back your players. They are world-class players. I am just happy with the win and hopefully we can continue it in the semis.

"The bowling unit were excellent. They've hit their straps again tonight and 113 was under par on this wicket.

"It is the first semi-final in South Africa. Newlands has been packed tonight and hopefully again on Friday. I am stoked with the performance.

"It is a massive honour [to lead the side in a home semi-final]. This was the game I did the least, I was just a spectator. It is an incredible feeling. We'll just go home and soak it in because opportunities like this don't come around very often.

"I know people in Cape Town don't work past 2pm on a Friday so hopefully the crowd are all here again!"

Here it is, the winning moment...

Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana Joty:

"I guess with this surface we needed 140 or more to defend. We couldn't manage runs in the powerplay, we are looking forward to playing better in our next match.

"It is very difficult to defend a small total and miss chances. We created chances but they missed out and it's very hard on the bowlers. We'll talk about that and work on that.

"Thanks to the Bangladeshi crowd, after losing three matches they are still here thinking we could do well here and were supporting us tonight."

Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

South Africa came here with a job to do and they have done it. The scorecard doesn't tell the ups and downs of this game.

Bangladesh will feel that if they could have put another 20 runs on the board they could have put more pressure on there. They made it really difficult in the powerplay, but the openers have ground it out.

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Player of the match Laura Wolvaardt who struck an unbeaten 66 for South Africa:

"I think Taz [Brits] and I were under a bit of pressure we didn't get off to the best starts. It was a mental innings to stay in it and trust the runs would come at the end.

"We made it look a bit harder than it was, it was actually a good wicket to bat on. I think our bowlers deserve this trophy for restricting them on this good surface.

"Looking at where we started with the loss to Sri Lanka, to come back it's so good and we look forward to the semis.

"I've had a tough tournament so far so this feels really good."

Wolvaardt has been named player of the match by the way. Full quotes from her to come.

Laura Wolvaardt's winning drive for four means she finishes unbeaten on 66 from 56 balls. Take a look at how she made her fifty a few minutes ago.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

We did wonder at the halfway mark of the chase whether they were getting themselves into trouble but it is all sunshine in the end.

England will play South Africa in their semi-final on Friday as the hosts beat Bangladesh with 13 balls to spare.

It looks like a stroll in the park for South Africa on paper. In reality the hosts made their chase look very difficult.

The scores are level. Laura Wolvaardt drives one to the off-side boundary.

Another single followed by a dot. Five needed from 15.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

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A 51-ball half-century doesn't sound too bad in the end, does it?

She could have been out about four times, though.

50 for Britspublished at 17.1 overs

17.1 overs

SA 108-0

Tazmin Brits gets her 50 off 51 balls by driving Jahanara to the fielder on the boundary.

Eight needed from the last three overs. It's game over now.

The Bangladesh captain is ready to carry on.

Runs again! Wolvaardt edges Marufa beyond the keeper to the ropes. The hosts need eight from 19.

Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

England will have been watching this game and they will be interested in how South Africa have approached it.

England will not be fearing them. South Africa have some quality players but it feels like they have some pressure on them.

It feels like the crowd are putting even more pressure on them, and that will be even higher in a semi-final.

If any two balls decided the game, I'd suggest these. The relief after that second boundary...

Tazmin Brits gets away with one as she smashes the ball high into the air but it lands just out of the reach of diving skipper Nigar Sultana Joty.

Worryingly Joty stays down...

Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

If you look at how England and South Africa have played today, the two sides could not be further apart.

South Africa have looked nervy but England just look like they are enjoying their cricket.