Nat Sciver-Brunt played a pivotal role in England's thrilling last-over victory against South Africa, helping her team secure a seven-wicket win. This match marked a significant moment for England, who have struggled against South Africa in previous World Cups, having been denied a place in the finals in both the 2020 and 2023 tournaments. On Monday, England chased down South Africa's total of 124 runs, finishing at 125 for 3, with Sciver-Brunt remaining unbeaten on 48. Her partnership with Wyatt-Hodge, which yielded 64 runs, was crucial in steering England to the top of Group B. With this loss, South Africa now faces a challenging path ahead, needing to win their upcoming matches against Bangladesh and Scotland to secure a spot in the semi-finals. Meanwhile, England is well-positioned not only to advance from the group stages but also to potentially avoid facing the reigning champions, Australia, in the semi-finals.