South Africa Women vs West Indies Women, 23rd Match - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

With this No Result, the top-two spots have been sealed. Who'll join Australia and South Africa? The equation is straightforward for for India and England - win their remaining games. The defending champions have skittled out Pakistan for 105 in Christchurch and they'll be fancying their chances against Bangladesh too. India, on the other hand, will face-off against South Africa on Sunday. That's the final round-robin encounter and it promises to be a mouth-watering clash. Let's hope that the weather doesn't play spoilsport anymore. For now, it's goodbye...

Stafanie Taylor: It's not the way we liked but we can't do much about, something we can't control. We started off well, we were hoping we would have a game. Our bowlers have been fantastic. (On Chinelle Henry) Whenever she bowls against SA, she takes wickets. She was in a great rhythm. We'll probably have some popcorn and hope South Africa do beat India. That's something we can't control, but we do hope that it goes our way. Probably other than the first two games, we have been iffy a bit. Travelling does put a dent. You don't get much recovery time. Niggles do creep in at times. It's never easy when you are travelling around. If we do get into the semis, you just have to go out and play, doesn't matter if you have a niggle or an injury. We just have to step-up, it comes down to how badly you want it.

Sune Luus: Everybody's excited, happy to be in the semifinals. It wasn't ideal to sit around and waiting on, but we need to take positives out of today, the way Mignon batted. There's still a lot of batters who'd like to get some runs. With our bowling, we need to keep hitting our strides. We also pride on our fielding. We are pumped to be getting into the final, it's been a dream for us. Obviously we need to get through the semifinal. It's going to be a tough game. We need to play our best game. We just take game-to-game and we'd like to keep with our momentum and a win on Sunday will help with that.

16:49 Local Time, 03:49 GMT, 09:19 IST: Match abandoned! One point each and South Africa are through to the semis. West Indies not only stay alive in the competition but also move to the third spot. Having played out all their round-robin matches, WI will now pray for either England or India lose a game. 61/4 in 10.5 overs is all we could witness today and the Windies bowlers were fantastic. But the heavens opened up and rain had the last laugh.

16:05 Local Time, 03:05 GMT, 08:35 IST: The umpires are calling for the covers. The drizzle has gotten heavier, forcing them to pull the plug.

Matthews to du Preez, 3 runs, delicately steered wide of slip, and some really good running to pinch a third

Matthews to du Preez, FOUR, the best of the lot. Three consecutive boundaries, this time thanks to an overcooked delivery outside off that Preez creams through extra cover

Matthews to du Preez, FOUR, more runs. Preez's stuck in the crease here, punching outside off, and running it off the thick outside-edge past slip

Matthews to du Preez, FOUR, dipping full toss. Preez swipes, doesn't get it off the middle, but there's enough on the inside-half to get it to the boundary after beating mid-on

Matthews to du Preez, no run, shuffles across, gets behind the line, and defends

Hayley Matthews, right-arm off break, comes into the attack

Chinelle Henry to Kapp, FOUR, opens her bat face, hangs back in her crease, and punches this crisply behind point. Sheer timing

Chinelle Henry to du Preez, 1 run, full, outside off, driven to a misfielding extra cover

Chinelle Henry to du Preez, no run, gets across, and gets slightly squared up as she taps it towards cover

Chinelle Henry to du Preez, no run, full on off, straight-batted down the pitch

Chinelle Henry to du Preez, no run, drilled back down the ground hard, but Henry does really well to get in the way of it

Chinelle Henry to du Preez, 2 runs, short, wide, cut through point, and sweeper gets across to cut it off

Dottin to du Preez, 1 run, jagging back in off a back of a length, glanced behind square

Dottin to Kapp, 1 run, a forward crunchy drive, to deep extra cover

Dottin to du Preez, 1 run, nearly chopped on. Preez looks to cut again, but the ball stays a touch low, taking the inside-edge, past off-stump, to the keeper