With that, join us after a 30-minute break, as Raghav brings you the chase.

Alan: "Should never be a dot on the last ball. Always run, no matter how unlikely it'll be successful"

Andrew: "I think Bangladesh are 30 runs short. "

Here's Rabada speaking after his five-for: "A must-win game for us. Nothing much changes in any game, just try to execute your plans. We bowled up front in Centurion, but we didn't get wickets. It happens that way. We bowled better there, but didn't get wickets. That's just the way cricket goes: you just need to keep applying your basics as well as you can. I cannot that first five-for ever [against Bangladesh in 2015]. A lot of work to do here. Would have been happy to chase less. We worked hard to get ourselves in this position."

Fazu: "Can Bangladesh borrow some unused runs from the previous match?" --- How many would you think they were?

1.42pm From 34 for 5 to 194, Bangladesh will take this total from where they sat at in the 13th over. It was all about Rabada and men making merry at the beginning, before Afif, Mahmudullah and Mehidy got down to do the dirty job. A massive credit to them - especially Afif's 72 - for making a fight out of this. South Africa will feel they conceded a few too many after that commanding start, but they will be happy chasing less than 200 in a must-win match.

Final ball of the innings. A six or a four maybe? They need six for 200.

Around the wicket

Over the wicket to Fizz.

Eusha: "Even if Bangladesh loses, they should not be disheartened. They recovered from 37/5 to a reasonable total" --- You are right, but who knows where we sit at a few hours later?

Stefan: "Over of the innings from RvdD!"

He runs in, but doesn't bowl...