Cook 67*, Root 31*
Rabada removes Hales & Compton
Compton lbw to one that kept low
SA: De Kock 129*; Stokes 4-86
England lead 2-0 in four-match series
Abbott lbw Stokes 16 (SA 386-8)
Image source, APMissing off, missing leg, crashing into the middle of middle. Kyle Abbott is plumber than Plumby McPlumb, winner of last year's Mr Plumb contest on the planet Plumb. Ben Stokes does the trick for England, who will still hope that South Africa can be done for under 400.
SA 386-7
Kyle Abbott, do not waste your time. This is stone dead from Ben Stokes, swinging back to take all the poles. We'll look, just to humour him...
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician
"That is Abbott's highest Test score, beating his previous best of 14, and it is also the 50 partnership, coming off 52 balls."
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Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Reuters"De Kock has a real gift, he has a natural ability to play shots and Abbott is doing a good job, frustrating for England."
There she goes! Kyle Abbott is in on the act, dancing to loft Moeen over mid-wicket for a maximum. We've always been told that Abbott can bat, but he's previously looked like a man who has never played before. Now De Kock too! It's a horrible pie from Moeen, a long hop that gets pulled into the swimming pool at mid-wicket. Now a cut for four too. 18 from the over. England need a drink.
Image source, Getty ImagesIndia are 173-2 after 27 overs in pursuit of 331 to beat Australia in Sydney and avoid a 5-0 whitewash in the one-day series.
Shikhar Dhawan made 78 from 56 balls, while Rohit Sharma is 67 not out after seeing Virat Kohli fall for eight.
Australia's 330-7 - the fourth time they have passed 300 in the series - was built around David Warner's 122 and Mitch Marsh's unbeaten 102 off 84 balls.
Image source, Getty ImagesBen Stokes for the first time, immediately frustrated as Abbott flashes past second slip for four. Then an appeal as an inswinger hits the front pad. Nothing doing. This stand is becoming an annoyance for England - it's already worth 28.
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician
"That is De Kock's third half-century in Test cricket and it came from 68 balls, with eight fours in 106 minutes."
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Image source, Getty ImagesOoohhh, what a nice way to bring up a half-century. A deft cut for four takes Quinton de Kock to a comeback fifty. Back in the side after that freak knee injury, that's his third 50+ in his eighth Test. I'm still baffled by the dog-walking injury, though.
Change of plan for England, and a change of pace. Moeen Ali. Fireworks?
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Tom Preece: From under my hard hat on a building site in Brazil ...costs about £2.50 per page refresh - so far, so worth it!!
Richard Marriott: Our tree plantation in Southern China. Rain and icy wind stopped work today, so glass of Chinese red and feet up. Keep those wickets coming boys.
TV pictures from before play show Mike Atherton doing the kick-ups of a Cristiano Ronaldo. Did we know that Athers was so skillful with a football? Sir Ian Botham, former Scunthorpe, has the touch of man with lead in his boots. Broad peppers Abbott, who either hides behind an armguard or lunges forward. His survival is looking increasingly more assured.
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Giles Perryman: A deserted campsite on the Hawksesbury river in NSW.
Image source, Giles PerrymanOooofff, that's a trimmer from Anderson, swinging away from the lunging Abbott. There's a noise and an appeal, but Abbott is miles away from edging that. Too good for thee, lad. In the crowd, someone has a sign that reads "Quinny, we'll walk the dogs for you". How do you twist your knee walking the dog, anyway?
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Michael Tomlinson: Following from Sofia, Bulgaria! Should be doing parasitology.
Brian Baggot: From my hospital room in Southampton.
Lots of company for Abbott. He's like an octogenarian in the Playboy Mansion. Slips, gully and a short leg. He hops around, then lunges forward, with an inside edge just falling short of the livewire James Taylor under the lid. He gets through. Just.
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Tim Such: Following text commentary on 350 mile, eight hour coach journey to watch Bournemouth's Premier League match at Sunderland!
Alexander Smith: Following live text from Manila, come on England!
Image source, Getty ImagesInteresting from De Kock, who takes a single from Broad's first ball. Abbott has five to survive...