End of over 32 (7 runs) South Africa 243/4 (157 runs required from 18 overs, RR: 7.59, RRR: 8.72)

RR Rossouw 18 (16b 3x4 0x6)
Q de Kock 136 (92b 12x4 6x6)
CJ Jordan 5-0-51-0
BA Stokes 5-0-31-0
31.6
Jordan to Rossouw, 1 run, good over in the end, completed with a full-length ball on middle and leg. too tight to free the arms. Worked to midwicket
Skander: "Most likely we will see in 30 years how a team will chase 500" I doubt we'll have to wait that long ...
31.5
Jordan to Rossouw, no run, drilled into the covers but without any timing. Good line and length again
31.4
Jordan to Rossouw, no run, defended off a good length again, Jordan has tightened his line after that inauspicious return
Ranjit: "Why do you keep bringing up the par score when there's no hint of rain in the air?? " Because everyone keeps asking, and I like to oblige ...
31.3
Jordan to de Kock, 1 run, better ball, in the blockhole, just outside off, Dabbed to cover for a quick single
Neville Smeda: "5 singles, and 1 boundary an over will get them home. Just mustn't lose any wickets." That's the badger
31.2
Jordan to Rossouw, 1 run, on the pads, clipped to midwicket
31.1
Jordan to Rossouw, FOUR, too much width, and Rossouw climbs into that, with a wristy thump through the covers. Jordan's battered figures take another blow
Good evening six maniacs. Let's take this puppy home. The D/L par is currently 260, so 24 adrift. De Kock is receiving some more treatment for cramp but he's standing again. Now then, here's Chris Jordan. A big over coming up for a man who's gone to the cleaners so far ...