Despite both teams being tied on points, South Africa will stay at the top of the Group B standings due to their superior Net Run Rate (NRR) of +2.140, compared to Australia's +0.475.
South Africa will be in a strong position to secure a semi-final spot if they win their next game.
If either England or Afghanistan wins both of their remaining games, one of today’s teams could miss out on a semi-final spot.
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