The quick turnaround between games continues, as the third and and final match takes place at Southampton on Sunday where England will hope to avoid a series clean sweep.

We'll be with you from 10:30 BST, so make sure you join us. Until then, here's Stephan Shemilt's match report from today in case you missed any of the action.

Bye for now!

South Africa captain Temba Bavuma speaking to Test Match Special: "It got exciting for everyone watching. They just kept coming. With the short boundary we knew it was going to be tricky.

"We held our nerve well and let them into the game more than we should have. A good victory all the same."

On letting England into the game: "Something special was all that was required from one of their batters. They had to keep going. We were quietly confident."

On posting 330: "If I look at it when Dewald Brevis came in, 270 seemed a good score. Him and Matthew Breetzke kept going so when we got to 330, that is more than I would have taken. The wicket got better and pace was not as good off the wicket and they showed that too."

England captain Harry Brook speaking to Test Match Special: "We are disappointed obviously but it was a very good effort to chase that amount of runs. To get within one blow of their score was an awesome effort.

"Baz and I reckoned they were 10 or 15 over par. With our batting line-up we want to chase these big scores. Tonight was not our night but it was a good game to watch.

"It was not about inability. We were unlucky at the top with the new ball to not get a nick. The lads stuck in there in the powerplay it just didn't go our way tonight."

On the last few overs: "Until the last six to eight overs we thought that we could be back into the game with one big over. That is why we set the team up as it is. To get that close was a very good effort."

On Jacob Bethell in at four: "That was to keep left and right-hand combinations going. It was to unsettle their bowlers. He batted beautifully and brought us back into the game. He played awesome alongside Joe Root. It is good signs."

On Sunday's game: "It is continuity. That is what brings the best team. I will talk to Baz and we will come up with a team but it will be similar."

However, there were plenty of positives in that performance from England in terms of how they responded to the thrashing at Headingley.

There are definitely questions around the bowling and particularly the make-up of the side, with Jacob Bethell and Will Jacks making up the fifth bowler and conceding 1-112 from their combined 10 overs.

Kieran Parmley
CricViz analyst

England have now lost six of their last seven ODI matches against South Africa.

Matthew Breetzke is named player of the match for his 85, which set up South Africa's winning total of 330-8.

He added 147 for the fourth wicket with Tristan Stubbs, who made 58, before some late fireworks from Dewald Brevis' 20-ball 42.

This was the moment, wasn't it?

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on Test Match Special

You felt that South Africa had it under control from the first ball getting Jamie Smith out.

England kept getting partnerships and when Brook and Buttler were there, they were in the game. It just shows how long a 50-over game is.

Alison Mitchell
Test Match Special commentator

What an effort from England with the bat. They almost pulled off something unbelievable.

South Africa have been the better team in both games and have got themselves home.

Muthusamy holds his nerve.

England took it to the final ball, with a spirited 27 from Jofra Archer, but it's South Africa who take a thrilling win and the series.

Image source, Reuters

Reverse-pull, four again!

As long as Senuran Muthusamy keeps his foot behind the line, South Africa are safe.

Six for a super over...?

Turns down the single.

Two sixes does it. No pressure, Jofra.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on Test Match Special

Jofra Archer has just turned into a left-hander! He has hammered that.

Reverse-pull for four!

Jofra Archer, I was not familiar with your game.

Swing and a miss.

A precious dot ball for South Africa.

Single.

Archer back on strike.

Left-arm spinner Senuran Muthusamy is going to bowl the last over.

He has 16 runs to defend but South Africa have been too slow with their over-rate so he has to bring a fielder in.

WHY DID THEY RUN THAT?

They take the single and Saqib Mahmood has the strike for the final over!

16 required from the last.

Archer takes the single.

Two balls for Saqib Mahmood to survive from Nandre Burger.