South Africa vs New Zealand LIVE: Latest score and updates as Kiwis lose Bates and Devine in quick succession

Kapp will come back on for her last over, this is a big roll of the dice from Wolvaardt.

Halliday just tucks the ball into the leg side for a single, and it’s another back foot no ball!

Halliday fires one through the gap on the off side but Chloe Tryon does well to get round and cut off the boundary.

The batters are starting to look tired out there as they fight for singles and twos.

Kapp goes wicketless in the final.

Halliday hits Khaka back just over her head for a single.

Another one is hit back at her, this time on the full and Khaka has put down the chance. It was hit hard but still a one-handed chance.

De Klerk comes into the attack and another boundary is only stopped by some good fielding from Brits on the rope.

New Zealand bring up the hundred in the 15th over.

Halliday finds the gap on the off side behind backward point this time and brings up another boundary.

No ball for the back foot touching the tramlines and another free hit, it goes over Luus and brings another four runs to New Zealand’s total.

A quick run two starts off Luus’ second over.

Halliday goes down the ground and over the top but can’t quite send it to the boundary.

Halliday has her boundary! It looked for a moment like it might be a six but just dropped inside the rope. It has come on the leg side for the left hander.

She has a second! Nadine de Klerk lets the ball go straight through her and back to back boundaries have relieved the pressure.

Mlaba is trying to take the sweep shot out, Kerr goes down the ground but again it’s just a single.

The last boundary feels like a very long time ago.

But that pressure has almost been released, Halliday fires one through the gap in the ring but the ball just stops short of the rope.

Halliday fires one up but there’s no one underneath it.

Luus will have her first over and she does well to field an attempted drive from Kerr straight off the first ball.

Halliday heaves into the leg side but can’t quite get hold of it.

Halliday tries a reverse sweep, doesn’t quite get hold of it, it’s another two.

De Klerk comes into the attack after the drinks break. Devine has been hit and De Klerk is the only one to appeal but is so convinced the decision is sent upstairs.

And she was right! Devine has to go for just six! The ball was going to hit and De Klerk celebrates.

There hasn’t been a boundary since the powerplay for the Kiwis now.

Devine sweeps fine, manages to get it past the keeper, but it doesn’t have enough on it to reach the boundary off Tryon.

Another wide, and New Zealand won’t complain about these extra runs at all.

Tryon miss-fields off her own bowling and Devine adds another single.

At the half way point, New Zealand are 70-2.

Kapp comes back to bowl the ninth over. Kerr manages to tuck the ball away for a single.

The run rate has slowed slightly since the wicket, but Devine is an experienced batter.

Devine is off the mark with a single. Kapp takes the pace off the ball which glances off the hip of Kerr and away for another single.

Another pace off delivery that dies before it reaches the keeper and goes past the outside edge of Devine.

Bates turns the first ball of Mlaba’s second over to deep square leg for a single.

Mlaba tries to react but fires one down leg side.

Kerr sweeps fine but the ball can’t quite evade the fielder and is well-stopped on the boundary by Kapp.

Mlaba has a breakthrough! It’s the big wicket of Suzie Bates! She goes too far across her crease to try and access the leg side and misses the ball which crashes into the stumps.

Another wide from Mlaba, and three from the over.