This is possibly the most beautiful ground in world cricket, and we're out here for the pitch. First of all, let me do the dimensions. 63 to my left, 63 to my right, 73 down the ground. This is a place with fairly small pockets, however, only 58 metres to that slog corner spot. Now, one thing, I'll just come and have a quick look at this pitch, because I've spotted a few little cracks on this pitch. It is rock hard, but those few cracks, whether that means there'll be anything for the bowlers, I don't know. But one thing I do think, this will be good for batters. And we've got one of the best batters we've ever seen, AB de Villiers, to tell us more. Those cracks mean nothing, by the way. This is an absolute road. We've seen the stats throughout the season. Except for one score that was 199, the rest of them all over 200. And I feel with some of those 200-plus scores, the batters even slipped up there. So, I'm expecting a high-scoring game. Yes, there will be nerves, because it's a knockout. But remember, there is that incentive that if you lose, you still get another bite of the cherry. Absolute road over the weekend. I see a 220-odd somewhere around there. And if you were batting, would you prefer to chase or set on this pitch? Definitely chase. I'm a big fan. You look at the stats once again. I've never really looked too much at the stats, but chasing, you can just control it. And in today's day and age, with a modern player, anything is possible. Even if you get to 12 or 14 an over, you know you're still in with a shout. Long batting line-ups, impact player. So, plenty of firepower. There you go. Win the toss, bowl first. - Graeme Swann, AB de Villiers.