England were on the receiving end of one of the great one-day knocks but there remains a feeling of inevitability about their World Cup exit, writes Ffion Wynne.
Wolvaardt and Kapp lead South Africa to final in massive win over England
On the surface, England's World Cup exit at the semi-final stage is the same old story.
Relatively smooth sailing through the group stage, resulting in an increase in confidence, only for it to fall apart under pressure once more.
We've been here before: Birmingham 2022, Cape Town 2023, Dubai 2024, Australia 2025.
South Africa's glory in Guwahati can be added to the list, but it will need an asterisk next to it.
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