England win by 7 wkts in three days
Unassailable 2-0 lead in four-Test series
South Africa 83 all out in 33.1 overs
Broad 6-17, including 5-1 in 31 balls
England chase 74 to win: Cook 43
England 323 - first-innings lead of 10
Root 110, Bairstow 45; Rabada 5-78, Morkel 3-76
Fall of wickets: 10-1 (Hales 1), 22-2 (Cook 18), 74-3 (Compton 26), 91-4 (Taylor 7), 202-5 (Stokes 58), 242-6 (Root 110), 279-7 (Moeen 19), 309-8 (Broad 12) 311-9 (Finn 0), 323 all out (Bairstow 45)
Bowling figures: Morris 15-1-71-1, Rabada 23.1-5-78-5, Morkel 20-1-76-3, Viljoen 15-0-79-1, Van Zyl 3-0-4-0.
South Africa 313: Elgar 46, Stokes 3-53
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
"It might come down to a bit of luck. It looks like it's getting brighter, so it might be easier for South Africa to bat."
Now then, a tricky (and potentially crucial) 20-minute session for South Africa's openers to navigate. Stiaan van Zyl has looked vulnerable so far in this series - can England make an early breakthrough?
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Image source, Getty ImagesSo, England's lead is 10, and Kagiso Rabada goes on the honours board for the first time in his Test career. A star is born? He certainly bowled beautifully in that innings.
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
"It's sad that Jonny didn't wait. It doesn't mean a lot and it's now up to England's bowlers. They need to be saying to Broad and Anderson 'come on, we need it now'."
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
"It's excellent against from Bairstow, who fell on his sword there. Ten runs is nothing. It's even."
Bairstow c van Zyl b Rabada 45 (Eng 323 all out)
Image source, Getty ImagesGeoffrey Boycott: prophet of doom. The Wise One foretells Jonny Bairstow's downfall, as he looks to clear the boundary and succeeds only in launching the ball straight up in the air. Stiaan van Zyl takes the catch to give Rabada his first Test five-for.
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
"This is difficult for Jonny. There's so many men on the boundary."
Careful Rory, that's the kind of simile that could win you a job on the BBC live cricket desk. Bairstow launches an almighty yahoo that goes miles up in the air and just evades the leaping AB de Villiers on its plummet back to earth. Oh, that's better though - gorgeous back-foot punch from Bairstow, splits the covers and runs away for four. And a scampered single off the last keeps JB on strike. Top work. He couldn't have played that over much better.
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Image source, Getty ImagesRory Stoves: Well this is a rather good Test match, more ebbs and flows than an ebby-flowy thing.
So, down to JB to launch a few lusty blows, you would reckon, with only Jimmy Anderson for company now. He swings his beefy forearms at one and gets the faintest of top-edges to clear the wicket-keeper and get the boundary that takes England into the lead. Now how much of an advantage can this last pair eke out?
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
"It just clipped the right thumb as it rose from short of a length. It was a very good DRS decision."
Finn c Vilas b Morkel 0 (Eng 311-9)
Image source, Getty ImagesYes, he's gone. Faint brush of the thumb on the bottom hand. It was a snorter from Morne and another very good catch by Vilas. England are down to their last wicket, and they're still short of South Africa's total.
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
"I think he's gloved it."
Morne Morkel thinks he's got Steven Finn here. Steepling bounce, did he glove it? Aleem Dar says no, but South Africa want another look...
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
"They have to take the singles on offer, there's so many gaps. Jonny has to talk to Finn. They just get what they can."
Strangely, Van Zyl continues. Will Jonny B look to go big here? Nope, just a tickle for one. Finn blocks out the rest of the over, and here comes Morne...
Test-best figures for Rabada now, chance of a first five-for. Steven Finn the new batsman.