England vs South Africa Women's T20 World Cup 2023 Semi-Final: Head-to-Head, Stats, Results and Record

Unbeaten England will face hosts South Africa in the second semi-final of the Women's T20 World Cup 2023 at the Newlands Cricket Ground in Cape Town on Friday (February 24).

Heather Knight-led England reached the semi-final as Group B winners, having won all their four matches in the group stage to register 8 points, while Sune Luus' South Africa booked their spot thanks to results of other teams in Group A, where they finished second behind Australia.

England and South Africa will clash for the first time in this edition of the T20 World Cup, but have faced each other 23 times in the shortest format on international stage, including 4 meetings in the T20 World Cup.

In the 23 meetings so far, England hold a huge advantage with 19 wins as opposed to South Africa's 3, while one match has ended in No Result. In the 4 T20 World Cup meetings, England has won 3 times, while South Africa has won once.

In the group stage of the 2023 T20 World Cup, England beat India, Pakistan, Ireland and West Indies to stay unbeaten, while hosts South Africa suffered a defeat to Sri Lanka in the tournament opener and also Australia, but bounced back with wins over New Zealand and Bangladesh.

Here is a look at the England vs South Africa T20I head-to-head results and record:

England vs South Africa T20 Head-to-Head Stats and Record

Stat	For SA vs England	For England vs SA
Won	3	19
Lost	19	3
Wins Batting First	0	11
Wins Chasing	3	8
Highest Total	166/4	250/3
Lowest Total	79/7	123/8
Most Runs	Dane van Niekerk (421)	Charlotte Edwards (541)
Highest Score	Dane van Niekerk (72)	Tammy Beaumont (116)
Most Sixes	Lizelle Lee (9)	Tammy Beaumont (5)
Most Fours	Dane van Niekerk (46)	Charlotte Edwards (79)
Most Wickets	Shabnim Ismail (13)	Anya Shrubsole (19)
Best Bowling	Ayabonga Khaka (3/13)	Jenny Gunn (4/9)

England vs South Africa T20I Results

Year	Series/Tournament	Round/Match No.	Winner	Result
2007	SA in England	One-Off	England	Won by 86 runs
2008	SA in England	Match 1	England	Won by 54 runs
2008	SA in England	Match 2	England	Won by 37 runs
2008	SA in England	Match 3	England	Won by 43 runs
2010	T20 World Cup	Group Stage	England	Won by 56 runs
2011	England in SA	Match 1	England	Won by 7 wickets
2011	England in SA	Match 2	No Result	NA
2011	England in SA	Match 3	England	Won by 7 wickets
2014	T20 World Cup	Semi-Final	England	Won by 9 wickets
2014	SA in England	Match 1	England	Won by 9 wickets
2014	SA in England	Match 2	England	Won by 42 runs
2014	SA in England	Match 3	England	Won by 8 runs
2015	England in SA	Match 1	England	Won by 15 runs
2015	England in SA	Match 2	South Africa	Won by 17 runs (DLS Method)
2015	England in SA	Match 3	England	Won by 4 wickets
2018	England Tri-Nation Series	Match 2	England	Won by 121 runs
2018	England Tri-Nation Series	Match 3	South Africa	Won by 6 wickets
2018	T20 World Cup	Group Stage	England	Won by 7 wickets
2020	T20 World Cup	Group Stage	South Africa	Won by 6 wickets
2022	SA in England	Match 1	England	Won by 6 wickets
2022	SA in England	Match 2	England	Won by 6 wickets
2022	SA in England	Match 3	England	Won by 38 runs
2022	Commonwealth Games	Group Stage	England	Won by 26 runs

England and South Africa Top Performers in Women’s T20 World Cup 2023

Most Runs For England: Nat Sciver Brunt (176 runs in 4 innings)

Most Runs For South Africa: Laura Wolvaardt (116 runs in 4 innings)

Highest Individual Score For England: Nat Sciver Brunt (81 not out vs Pakistan)

Highest Individual Score For South Africa: Laura Wolvaardt (66 not out vs Bangladesh)

Most Sixes For England: Danni Wyatt and Amy Jones (3 sixes)

Most Sixes For South Africa: Sune Luus, Laura Wolvaardt, Nadine de Klerk and Tazmin Brits (1 Six)

Most Fours For England: Nat Sciver Brunt (23 Fours)

Most Fours For South Africa: Laura Wolvaardt and Tazmin Brits (12 Fours)

Most Wickets For England: Sophie Ecclestone (8 wickets)

Most Wickets For South Africa: Marizanne Kapp (7 wickets)

Best Bowling Figures For England: Sophie Ecclestone (3 for 13 vs Ireland)

Best Bowling Figures For South Africa: Nonkululeko Mlaba (3 for 10 vs New Zealand)