South Africa delivered a decisive seven-wicket victory over a struggling England in Karachi, securing their place in the Champions Trophy semi-finals.
Wiaan Mulder and Marco Jansen’s potent bowling attack dismantled England, dismissing them for a meager 179 runs.
The Proteas chased the target with ease, reaching the milestone in just 29.1 overs.
England’s tournament woes deepened, marking their third consecutive loss and eliminating them from contention.
Rassie van der Dussen’s unbeaten 72 and Heinrich Klaasen’s aggressive 64 anchored South Africa’s run chase, overpowering England’s dispirited bowling.
Jansen’s early wickets and a crucial catch highlighted his pivotal role in England’s batting collapse.
Joe Root’s 37 was a lone bright spot in an otherwise dismal batting performance.
South Africa, topping Group B, now advance alongside Australia, while the India-New Zealand clash determines the remaining semi-final pairings.
