That's all from our side for this game. Hope you liked our coverage. See you soon.

Sikandar Raza: We bowled really well in the powerplay and controlled the game in the middle. There were a lot more boxes ticked today. It's such a windy ground that sometimes hitting into the wind is so difficult and hitting with the wind so easy. The wind makes it quite tough to take catches here. We all will be watching the match tomorrow closely but it is what it is. We will be wishing for South Africa to win but I know both teams will play there best game.

Gerhard Erasmus: They bowled well in the powerplay and we had to reconstruct the innings and we didn't have enough in the end. Unfortunately, we were three down in the powerplay. All in all, after three games, we still have a shot in the final. That is a major achievement in itself.

Innocent Kaia, Player of the Match: It was a great feeling when you contribute for the team. My plan was clear: you have to be aggressive and take the game on. I had to just back myself and it paid off.

Time for the presentation ceremony.

5.04pm A much more convincing win for Zimbabwe this time as they make it two in two against Namibia. The win keeps them alive in the series but they still rely on South Africa beating Namibia in the last league game to make the final. Kaia was the undisputed star today, his 72 off 42 making light work of the chase and ensuring Erasmus' 88 off 48 ended in a losing cause.

Just four needed

Shadow-Shell: "4 wickets in 4 balls at the Hague" - No hat-trick, though

Just 12 needed from 20 balls now