England win by 241 runs to lead series 1-0
Take 6-38 in 25 overs before lunch
Finn took 4-42 and Moeen 3-37
Moeen man of the match for 7-116
Only second win in 16 overseas Tests
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Joshwin Maharaj: Please come back Graeme Smith. We need your captaincy and your opening batsmen-ship.
Andrew Murphy: Does Graeme Smith fancy a game for SA this series, no way he still wouldn't walk straight into this SA side.
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Image source, APA drinks break does bring a change, with Stuart Broad replacing Steven Finn. JP Duminy has obviously decided than Dane Piedt is doing a decent job against Moeen Ali, so turns down the singles on offer. Duminy has problems of his own, mind. One Broad delivery has Duminy groping, not knowing whether to have his breakfast or a haircut.
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, AFP"We all think of Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad, but Finn and Moeen Ali get wickets."
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Listening with my son Archie at the bottom of the ski lift in Obergurgl Austria, hurry up England we want to go skiing.
Neil, Austria
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
"I don't fancy Duminy too much, he's struggling. He really needs a big innings here and the tail-enders, they needed AB De Villiers as he would have given them confidence."
England need two more wickets to win
South Africa second innings: 155-8 (62 overs)
Batsmen: Duminy 15, Piedt 0
Fall of wickets: 53-1 (Van Zyl 33), 85-2 (Amla 12), 88-3 (Elgar 40), 136-4 (Du Plessis 9), 136-5 (De Villiers 37), 136-6 (Bavuma 0), 138-7 (Steyn 2), 143-8 (Abbott 2)
Bowling figures: Broad 11-4-25-0, Woakes 6-2-17-0, Finn 15-6-42-4, Stokes 7-1-26-1, Moeen 23-8-40-3
England second innings: 326 (Bairstow 79, Root 73, Piedt 5-159)
South Africa first innings: 214 (Elgar 118 not out, Broad 4-25, Moeen 4-69)
England first innings: 303 (Compton 85, Taylor 70, Steyn 4-70, Morkel 4-76)
Image source, Getty ImagesI'm very much enjoying the insight of the stump mic. Jonny Bairstow decides it's a "matter of time" if Dane Piedt continues to play Moeen Ali in this fashion. Extra catcher on the leg side, Moeen targets the leg stump, but Piedt looks solid. He should have come in at number three.
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David Lee : Was hoping for the text commentary to keep me company on the slow Sleeper from Chiang Mai to Bangkok... Looking unlikely now!
Richard Powell: No complaints with the collapse here. House being viewed at 10am so need to be out by then!
England have decided that these batsmen are at the wrong ends. They want Duminy to take a single and expose Piedt to Finn. Still lots of chirp from England, punctuated by an "outstanding" from captain Cook. It doesn't sound quite right from the ex-choirboy. Someone else shouts to "stay strong Finn-dog". A change might be coming.
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Trivia Test Match (re: Martin Coxhead @ 8:21) with Brian Johnston in the chair and Willie Rushton and Tim Rice as regular captains was very funny and is often repeated on Radio4 Extra. Far from Martin's 'Absolutely Dreadful'. It's always a joy to hear Johnners' voice.
Peter Agius, Havant
Graeme Smith
Ex-South Africa captain on BBC Test Match Special
"It's been quite a balanced performance from England. Everyone's chipped in and done what's needed to be done."
You really do wonder what difference Graeme Smith would make to this South Africa side. He wouldn't need to do much - even batting 11 and captaining would probably help. Ryder Cup-style. I've just seen shots of Durban beach. The Barmies will be there this afternoon.
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Kulvinder Kaur Johal: Our team deserve huge praise for making SA look so mediocre. Fantastic batting and bowling with Jimmy yet to come.
Pete Naylor: Easy as you like. Finny vs Moeen now racing for the Michelle Pfeiffer first...
JP Duminy is surrounded by more fielders than a man handing out free fivers. Has he nicked that from Finn? Big noise, but no appeal from anyone. Replays suggest he hit his pad. Two nice drives bring boundaries, drawing applause from our padded-up friend in the crowd.
Graeme Smith
Ex-South Africa captain on BBC Test Match Special
"There are not a huge amount of options available. Our domestic system is not a strong as it used to be."
Are England spoiling your plans to follow the cricket at work today? Are you in danger of having to be productive? Moeen to Piedt in the sunshine, the close fielders almost delirious with excitement.
England need two wickets to win
South Africa second innings: 143-8 (57 overs)
Batsmen: Duminy 3, Piedt 0
Fall of wickets: 53-1 (Van Zyl 33), 85-2 (Amla 12), 88-3 (Elgar 40), 136-4 (Du Plessis 9), 136-5 (De Villiers 37), 136-6 (Bavuma 0), 138-7 (Steyn 2), 143-8 (Abbott 2)
Bowling figures: Broad 11-4-25-0, Woakes 6-2-17-0, Finn 13-6-30-4, Stokes 7-1-26-1, Moeen 20-5-40-3
England second innings: 326 (Bairstow 79, Root 73, Piedt 5-159)
South Africa first innings: 214 (Elgar 118 not out, Broad 4-25, Moeen 4-69)
England first innings: 303 (Compton 85, Taylor 70, Steyn 4-70, Morkel 4-76)
Image source, Getty ImagesWho is that man in the crowd? He's about 60, dressed in full whites and padded up. Green helmet, green pads, gloves, bat in hand. He's been there for the whole match. He's probably (quite rightly) thinking he could get into this South Africa batting line-up. Remember, South Africa are the world number ones. England are sixth.
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Matt Taggart: "I'll clean the house once the Cricket is over" may not have been the masterplan I thought it was.
Simon: Get to work for 9am I thought, loads of cricket to slyly watch I thought. No! Come on South Africa give me a chance
Steven Underwood: Slow down England, you're ruining my current plan for getting through a day in a dead office!
If you're keeping track, South Africa have now lost 5-7 since last night. Dane Piedt is the latest rabbit out of the hutch, getting through the rest of Moeen's over with far more idea than Abbott had. Moeen Ali has seven wickets in the match.