There is no way Thursdays T20 World Cup semifinal between England and South Africa can be viewed as just another game.
The electricity of a knockout match causes tension that supersedes a conventional tournament group game. And it is in the thick of that pressurised environment that Laura Wolvaardts team hope to find the best of themselves at what is expected to be a packed Oval 7.30pm, the majority of whom will be cheering for the host nation.
England have had a smooth run to the semis. Theyve done so for the most part without their captain Nat Sciver-Brunt whos been in intense rehab after picking up a calf strain in her teams second match against Ireland.
