It’s a waiting waiting game for the Proteas Women’s team at the T20 World Cup in the United Arab Emirates.
South Africa did what was required of them in their final Group B match on Saturday, giving Bangladesh a seven-wicket pak slae to take the lead in the group and give themselves a proper shot at making the semifinals.
With the two top teams qualifying for the final, South Africa have to wait until after tomorrow when England and the West Indies lock horns.
There is a chance that all three teams could finish on six log points, meaning it will come down to net run rate.
After klapping 42 runs off 41 balls, as SA chased down Bangladesh’s 106/3 in their 20 overs, Player of the Match Tazmin Brits says: “From now on we just have to wait for the net run rate in the you know England and West Indies to play and see what happens from there.”
England, meanwhile, yesterday smashed Scotland by 10 wickets to leapfrog SA at the top of the standings.