If the Rawalpindi match gets washed out, both teams will earn one point each. Australia will need to beat Afghanistan, while South Africa must defeat England to qualify for the semi-finals.

South Africa are sweating on the fitness of powerful middle-order batter Heinrich Klaasen for their Champions Trophy Group B fixture against Australia on Tuesday as captain Temba Bavuma vowed not to take their injury-hit opponents lightly.

Both teams made 300-plus totals in their opening games, so expect another run-fest on a flat surface in Rawalpindi

Rain has delayed the toss in the Champions Trophy Group B game between South Africa and two-time winner Australia on Tuesday. The square and the pitch remained under covers at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium due to a persistent light drizzle and more rain is forecast later in the day.

Ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy clash against Australia, South Africa skipper Temba Bavuma said that the fitness of wicketkeeper-batter Heinrich Klaasen is yet to be assessed and he is also taking part in the practice session.