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South Africa Women won by 5 wickets in the final played at East London.
With around 60 per cent ball possession, the home side had 14 shots at goal as against nine by South Africa.
Australia's win, their fourth in successive Tests in the home summer, shored up top spot in the World Test Championship, while underlining their No. 1 ranking in the format.
Nortje was walking to his fielding position when the camera, suspended above the ground on wires -- crashed into the shoulder, sending him tumbling to the ground.
On the way to his third double-century Warner smashed his 25th hundred, and first in nearly three years, while becoming Australia's eighth player to notch up 8,000 runs in Tests.
Australia got the win in Brisbane in very fast time, batting marginally better than the Proteas on a perilous, grassy pitch, with South Africa captain Dean Elgar saying he had asked the umpires if the green Gabba wicket was unsafe for playing.
It proved to be the turning point of the match as the Proteas lost their way after his dismissal.
Sunday's defeat at the hands of the Netherlands was the latest in a series of disappointing losses for the Proteas in the World Cup.
Chasing 159 for victory, South Africa's batting let them down as Temba Bavuma's men finished on 145/8.
On the ropes at 43/4 early in their innings, Pakistan rallied behind spectacular half-centuries from Iftikhar Ahmed and Shadab Khan to post 185/9.