New Delhi: Hosts England restricted South Africa to a mediocre total of 218/6 in the first semi-final of the 2017 Women's World Cup, courtesy an economical and effective performance with the ball from their player.


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Though England produced some amazing dismissals in the match, one of them especially stood out when wicket-keeper Sarah Taylor did amazing with her quick hands to stump Trisha Chetty off Natalie Scriver's bowling.


Here's a video of the dismissal:-



Heading into the clash, England had won six games in a row - including a 68-run victory over South Africa - following their opening defeat by India.


South Africa, on the other hand, had won four, lost two and had one game washed out due to rain.


The last time South Africa was in the semi-final of a 50-over World Cup was back in 2000.


The winner of today's encounter will play either India or Australia in the final on July 23.