Cook & Hales survive six overs
Bavuma 102* - maiden Test century
First black African to score Test ton for SA
Amla 201, Du Plessis 88, Morris 69
England drop eight catches in innings
England lead 1-0 in four-match series
SA 566-6
Dropped another! Stuart Broad is wound up for another spell - ball in hand at this point is about as welcome as a visit from the taxman. Broad, with a little leg-cutter, finds the edge of Temba Bavuma but Jonny Bairstow, diving low to his right, can't cling on in one hand. Catchable. In frustration, Broad kicks the pitch and take a chunk out of it. The umpires even give him a warning. It never rains...
Since South Africa started batting, Chris Gayle has asked someone on a date and been fined for it, Rafa Benitez has lost his job and a world darts champion has been crowned. When Dean Elgar took strike, HSBC's online banking still worked and Guns N' Roses hadn't yet got back together.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
"Only one team can win from here. If South Africa keep going at this rate they will be leading overnight and then if England have to bat tomorrow with 70 or so before they are even past South Africa. The only thing is have the South Africa attack got enough? I'm not sure they have."
Thanks, Jack. It's funny how things turn around isn't it? A couple of days ago, England couldn't lose this match. Now it seems that they can't win. Can you remember a time when South Africa weren't batting? I mean, how many things in the world have happened since the Proteas began this innings?
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Image source, Rex FeaturesJon Salinger: This Test match has gone from elation to deflation for England.
Andrew Neill: In hindsight maybe England should have just kept batting...
And with things a little calm right now I'll pass you over to the estimable Stephan Shemilt to guide you through to the close...
Anderson winds up his shoulders for another go and gets Morris swiping outside off twice in quick succession. A touch of impatience from the number eight perhaps but he survives.
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Reuters"South Africa can't lose now. There just isn't enough time left for England to do anything about it."
Root on to fire down a few rapid off-spinners and Bavuma almost loses his footing to a ball down leg side. Bairstow whips off the bails but Bavuma's foot is planted. He then takes quick single to retain the strike.
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Diccon Thornely: At what point do they shake hands and decide it with a boat race in the pub? Reckon Stokes would be rapid on the strawpedo.
Stokes looking ragged now as Bavuma calmly picks up another short ball with a well-directed pull shot for a couple. Stokes goes short again but Bavuma swerves out of the way. A single to end the over.
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician
"That also brought up the hundred partnership off just 127 balls."
A rare bit of sharp turn for Mooen but a promising start is undone by an Alex Hales misfield followed by a reverse sweep to the fence by Morris. That brings up the 100 partnership between these two. Morris then lofts down the ground, with Joe Root interested but it evades the vice-captain's dive for another boundary.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
Image source, AP"Even the most optimistic England player is probably thinking they can't see a way of winning from here."
Oh Temba. The young batsman is playing at least one excellent shot per over at the moment - this one a superb pick up through backward square-leg. Stokes and England grumble.
SA 538-6 (trail by 91)
Replays show the ball clearly hit Morris outside the line so Mo's woes go on.
Man of the match in Durban, it's fair to say Cape Town hasn't been a happy hunting ground for Moeen. The spinner is into his 49th over and has yet to claim a wicket. But what's this? Moeen wraps Morris' pads and Cook signals a review...
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
"Middle-order players play nice shots. You have to find a way to make it uncomfortable for them. The trouble is, on this pitch there is no margin for error."
Image source, APNow then, Stokes back on against pre-tea nemesis Bavuma. Any more aggro? Well, Stokes will be seething after Bavuma plays the shot of his impressive innings with a splendid cover drive for four. Another nice drive yields a single.