After the match between Australia and Afghanistan was called off at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore yesterday, things became a bit interesting for South Africa, who will play England in their final group game of the Champions Trophy in Karachi today. Here, we present you the qualification scenarios for both South Africa and Afghanistan for the semifinals, along with some interesting facts regarding today's encounter: 

• Following defeats against Australia and Afghanistan, England have already been eliminated from the Champions Trophy.
• Australia have qualified to semifinals from Group B, with both South Africa and Afghanistan in with a chance to make it to the last four. 
• South Africa and Afghanistan have three points each. But if South Africa beat England today, the Proteas would reach the semifinals as Group B champions.
• For Afghanistan to qualify, England will have to beat South Africa by at least 207 runs if they bat first, and, if they bat second, they will have to chase down the target within 11.1 overs, assuming a first innings total of 300 in both cases.
• England and South Africa have come up against each other 70 times in ODIs, with England winning 30 and the Proteas claiming 34 victories. One match ended in a tie, and five produced no results.
• It's even-steven between the two in the Champions Trophy as England and South Africa have both won two each in the four matches.
• England opener Phil Salt needs 20 runs to reach 1,000 ODI runs.
• South Africa pacer Lungi Ngidi needs 1 wicket to complete 100 wickets in ODIs.