England captain Harry Brook: "We would have had a bowl too.

"We try to set up for both occasions but I know this ground well and it is tough to defend so that's why would have bowled today."

On the bowling options: "I am really excited for Sonny Baker making his debut. He had an amazing Hundred, everybody has been talking about him and we look forward to him showcasing his skills today. And we are excited to have Jofra Archer back as well."

South Africa captain Temba Bavuma: "It looks a bit on the dry side, so it might skid on later with the dew. We want our bowlers to put them under pressure early.

"We've got a new pair up front so we want to see how that goes, they are two guys who can dominate the powerplay. Then we've got some young players in the middle, we are at the stage where we are trying to find out best XI which is exciting.

"The World Test Championship was exceptional, we felt all the emotions and joy of our people and we brought some pride to South African cricket. Hopefully we can keep the smiles on their faces."

Harry Brook says "everybody has been talking about" Sonny Baker, who is in for his England debut.

Jofra Archer is also back in what looks a strong England XI.

We'll bring you the teams in full shortly, as well as what the captains have had to say at the toss.

Temba Bavuma correctly calls 'tails' and South Africa are going to chase today in Leeds.

It means we'll get to see England's power-packed batting line-up in action nice and early.

Another day, another format!

Cricket never sleeps and less than 48 hours since the curtain came down on The Hundred for another year, we're back for the start of ODI series between England and South Africa.

Headingley plays host to the first of three 50-over matches with a three-match T20 series to follow as England continue their white-ball development under Brendon McCullum and Harry Brook.

South Africa will provide a real test. They arrive having just beaten Australia in a three-match ODI series down under.