South Africa dismiss New Zealand for 167 to win by 190 runs
Superb Maharaj claims four wickets, Jansen three, Coetzee two and Rabada one
Proteas post 357-4 after being put in
De Kock hits fourth century of tournament before falling for 114
Van der Dussen makes 133 and Miller adds 53 off just 30 balls
SA now top of table and on brink of semis; NZ drop to fourth
Back to Pune and the anthems are done, the players are out in the middle and we're ready to go.
After to back-to-back defeats, New Zealand will want to get back to winning ways and can go level on points with South Africa.
The Proteas will go top if they win.
Image source, Getty ImagesBefore we go any further, we've got some news to bring you from the England camp...
David Willey has announced that he will retire from international cricket at the end of the World Cup.
His decision comes a week after England announced their new central contracts with Willey the one member of the World Cup squad not to be given a deal.
The left-arm seamer has played 70 one-day internationals and 43 T20s since making his England debut in 2015.
South Africa: Quinton de Kock (wk), Temba Bavuma (c), Rassie van der Dussen, Aiden Markram, Heinrich Klaasen, David Miller, Marco Jansen, Gerald Coetzee, Keshav Maharaj, Kagiso Rabada, Lungi Ngidi.
New Zealand: Devon Conway, Will Young, Rachin Ravindra, Daryl Mitchell, Tom Latham (c & wk), Glenn Phillips, James Neesham, Mitchell Santner, Matt Henry, Tim Southee, Trent Boult.
South Africa captain Temba Bavuma: "I was looking to bat first, that suits our make-up as a team.
"The surface looks a bit dry, it'll probably skid on in the evening but we want to put runs on the board and then put them under pressure with the ball.
"We've got one change: Kagiso Rabada comes in for Tabraiz Shamsi.
"We just need to run with momentum, we take a lot of confidence from getting over the line in our last game. It wasn't our most clinical display but we found the character to get the right result.
"Another opportunity to execute our skills today. I've never played against New Zealand in a white-ball game so that's new.
"But watching them in this tournament, we've got a good sense of them. We know we'll have to be on in all different aspects of our game."
Image source, Getty ImagesNew Zealand captain Tom Latham: "It looks a reasonably good surface with the potential for some dew later on. Hopefully that might play into our favour.
"We've had a few niggles so one change from the last game: Tim Southee comes in for Lockie Ferguson.
"We've been on the wrong side of a couple of games but we've said over the last few days that we've done a lot of good stuff throughout those games.
"We'll focus on the positives and confidence is still high in the group.
"It's a team we don't play that often but we had a warm-up game against them, they've played some fantastic cricket and it'll be a great game today."
Temba Bavuma calls heads, the coin comes down tails and Tom Latham says New Zealand will bowl first.
The Black Caps skipper confirms that Tim Southee comes in for his first game of the tournament after injury, he replaces Lockie Ferguson.
Kagiso Rabada is back for South Africa. Tabraiz Shamsi drops out.
Good morning! The Cricket World Cup is heating up as we move towards the business end of the tournament.
Two sides that will expect to be right in the thick of it to what they hope will be a glorious end are New Zealand and South Africa.
They meet today in Pune and it should be a cracking game!
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