World Cup giant-killers Bangladesh struck again to defeat South Africa in Guyana.
The Tigers, who defeated India in their first round group, overcame the world number one team by 67 runs at Guyana's Providence Stadium.
Batsman Mohammad Ashraful made 87 from 83 balls to lead his side to 251 batting first.
Then, Bangladesh's array of left-arm bowlers dismissed Graeme Smith's side for 184 with more than an over to spare.
Herschelle Gibbs led the way with 56 not out, made with a runner after a calf strain, while Abdur Razzaq led the bowling figures with three for 25.
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