End of over 1 (4 runs) South Africa 4/1 (154 runs required from 19 overs, RR: 4.00, RRR: 8.10)

F du Plessis3 (4b 0x4 0x6)
Q de Kock1 (1b 0x4 0x6)
NM Coulter-Nile1-0-4-1
0.6
Coulter-Nile to du Plessis, no run, pitched up around off stump and punched into the covers coming forwards
 

"OMG! ABD for a duck, how often does that happen?" Well, he got three in a row in the Tests with England, seniorita

 
0.5
Coulter-Nile to du Plessis, no run, full outside off, du Plessis plinks a drive towards mid-off
0.4
Coulter-Nile to de Kock, 1 run, back of a length, de Kock dabs his first ball down into the leg side and calls for a sharp single... would have been tight if Zampa collected cleanly running in from midwicket
0.3
Coulter-Nile to du Plessis, 1 run, banged in at 144kph and this is fended through backward square for one
0.2
Coulter-Nile to du Plessis, 2 runs, scooped in the air, but wide of square leg! Short ball and he didn't deal with it very well, shovelled past the diving fielder
 

What a start for Coulter-Nile, and South Africa's innings starts with a diamond duck... Faf du Plessis strides out at No. 3

 
0.1
Coulter-Nile to de Villiers, OUT, got him, steered to the keeper for a golden duck! Some swing for Coulter-Nile, no foot movement from AB and he sort of pokes at it, visible edge and Peter Nevill pounces to his right to pouch a first-ball catch on debut!

AB de Villiers c †Nevill b Coulter-Nile 0 (1m 1b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00
 

Nathan Coulter-Nile, playing on his second game since December, with the new ball, AB de Villiers on strike

Howdy, folks. Well, that was a Big Dipper effort from Australia, zooming through a loop-the-loop and then hurtling back to earth, before a little kick at the end and then a juddering halt. It looks like a below-par score... But will South Africa have the measure of chasing once again? We're about to find out