5.06pm South Africa have left Australia needing to pull off the highest chase in a World Cup. It was set up by Quinton de Kock's pulsating start, sustained by Faf du Plessis's industry and then when it mattered towards the end, Rassie van der Dussen delivered. He's quickly risen to be counted as one of the key members of this batting line-up going forward. With a number of big-ticket retirements expected, that can't really be a bad thing.

For Australia, Starc had an off-day, his first spell being as wayward as you may have seen him for a long, long time. Lyon easily the pick of the bowlers. In general, the faster men struggled, largely because they couldn't quite hit the right lengths on a surface that is getting slower. Join us in 30 minutes as Deiva will be back to kick off the chase.

Faf Du Plessis says: Glad to get a decent total. We needed partnerships, talked about guys putting their hands up to get bigger scores. No one had really done it, the kind of scores that wins you games, [good to see] Rassie do well. Pace off the ball will be key in the second innings. Would've taken this total, extremely happy.

Can he get to his maiden 100 with a six?

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