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South Africa are in all sorts of trouble against Bangladesh in their second World Cup match at the Oval in London.
Bangladesh were sent in to bat and scored a mammoth 330 for 6, their highest ever score in One Day cricket.
Mushfiqur Rahim top scored with 78 off 80 bowls. There were three key partnerships that kept Bangladesh on top.
South Africa needs to chase down 331 for the win. They will be without Hashim Amla, who hasn’t recovered from a knock to the head against England.
Fast bowler, Lungi Ngidi retired hurt after four overs of bowling with an injured hamstring.
