Bangladesh vs South Africa Highlights of ICC World Cup 2019 Match: BAN Beat SA by 21 Runs, Open Their Account on the CWC19 Points Table

That's it! Bangladesh beat South Africa by 21 runs. This is Bangladesh's second win at World Cup over South Africa. The Tigers are off to a great start. A comprehensive performance by Bangladesh. Meanwhile, South Africa slip to their second defeat in this tournament as Bangladesh open their account on the ICC CWC 2019 points table | SA vs BAN Full Scorecard.

Last over coming up and mere formalities remain now as South Africa need 33 more runs to win. Mustafizur Rahman will bowl the final over.

Two overs remaining and South Africa need 40 runs to win. This should go Bangladesh's way from here unless some miracle takes place. 

OUT! Mustafizur Rahman strikes! JP Duminy chops the short ball back on the stumps. Bangladesh now heading towards a famous win. Duminy b Mustafizur 45(37)

11 runs from this over as JP Duminy smashed Saifuddin for two boundaries. South Africa needs 44 more runs to win from last three overs. All eyes on JP Duminy.

OUT! Perhaps the last nail in the coffin. Mustafizur Rahman removes Chris Morris, who was looking to clear the deep mid-wicket but is caught there. This should seal the deal for Bangladesh. Chris Morris c Soumya Sarkar b Mustafizur 10(10)   

We are now down to last five overs now. South Africa need 63 to win from 30 balls. JP Duminy is still out there but he struggling to hit some big shots. Meanwhile, Mustafizur Rahman has three overs up his sleeve.

Shakib Al Hasan has completed his quota of ten overs. He gives away seven runs from his last over and finishes with figures of 1/50. South Africa need 72 runs off 36 balls, that's 12 per over.

So, the equation for South Africa now needs 79 more runs to win from 42 balls. Chris Morris in the new batsman in as the required run-rate has gone over 11 runs per over.

OUT! It is that man saifuddin with the wicket again. He bowls a slower full-toss, Andile Phehlukwayo can't get it away and ends up hitting it towards Shakib Al Hasan at cover. Phehlukwayo c Shakib b Saifuddin 8(13) 

Good over by Shakib Al Hasan. Despite being hit for four, he concedes six runs in this over. Important period for both the teams. South Africa needs 87 more runs to win from 48 balls. 

Mashrafe Mortaza brings himself back into the attack and gives away ten runs. JP Duminy is batting on 12 off 16 balls and holds key for South Africa. Nine overs remaining and Proteas need 93 runs to win.

Excellent over this by Saifuddin, a wicket maiden and this now leaves South Africa with 103 runs to win from 60 balls. Andile Phehlukwayo is the new batsman in as he joins JP Duminy.

OUT! Saifuddin strikes! He is brought back into the attack and delivers on first ball. Rassie van der Dussen was looking to go for a big shot and ended up missing the line of the ball. Rassie van der Dussen b Saifuddin 41(38).

JP Duminy survives after being adjudged leg before wicket by the on-field umpire. The left-hander opts for DRS and the HawkEye confirmed that the ball was going over the stumps. Meanwhile, South Africa need 108 more runs to win from 72 balls. 

OUT! Mustafizur Rahman strikes! He removes the dangerous David Miller. the left-hander gets a leading edge and the ball goes towards Mehidy Hasan at point. Miller c Mehidy Hasan b Mustafizur 38(43)

15 overs remaining and it means from 90 balls South Africa will have to score 130 runs. This is gettable if they have wickets in hand. Bangladesh, meanwhile, need to pick wickets here. 

David Miller gets a life as Soumya Sarkar dropped him. Meanwhile, South Africa need 156 more runs to win from 19 overs. The required run-rate is worth 8.21 per over.

OUT! BIG wicket this for Bangladesh. Mehidy Hasan removes South African captain Faf du Plessis. The right-handed batsman steps out of his crease, misses the off-spin and is bowled. du Plessis b Mehidy Hasan 62(53) 

Halfway through and the game hangs slightly in favour of Bangladesh at the moment. David Miller is the new batsman in. Meanwhile, South African skipper  Faf du Plessis has completed his half-century.