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Cricket fans will want to tune in to Willow TV on Saturday morning to catch the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy contest between England and South Africa.

South Africa vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: South Africa will look to secure their Champions Trophy semifinal berth when they face

Temba Bavuma has grown as a leader off late, taking SA to the knockouts in two ODI tournaments and also the finals of the World Test Championship.

South Africa are taking on England in the last Group B match of the ongoing ICC Champions Trophy 2025 on Saturday, 1 March at National Stadium, Karachi. ( LIVE Blog | More Cricket News) Barring a massive defeat by over 207 runs, the Proteas are virtually through to the semifinals.

If rain washes out the game between South Africa and England, the Temba Bavuma-led side will reach to four points, equal to that of Australia. South Africa's better net run rate (NRR), +2.140, will see them finish at the top spot in that case. Australia's NRR is +0.475. Notably, in case of no result for a game, a team's NRR remains unaffected.

England were knocked out of the Champions Trophy after they suffered an eight-run defeat against tournament debutants Afghanistan in a Group B match on Wednesday.

South Africa will lock horns with England on Saturday in order to book their spot in the semi-finals of the ongoing ICC Champions Trophy 2025 clash at the National Stadium in Karachi. Afghanistan shared points with Australia after their game was washed out on Friday,

South Africa's Rob Walter on their final ICC Champions Trophy clash with England and their hopes for the knockout stages National Stadium, Karachi, Pakistan

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South Africa coach Rob Walter said on Friday his team will be wary of an under-firing but quality England team to deliver an "international standard" performance in their key Champions Trophy match. "To ask if I'm surprised - as I said I think there's good cricketers that could turn out tomorrow and deliver an international standard performance,