Match abandoned: SA 250-5 (33.3)
De Kock 138* off 96 balls
England's second highest ODI total
Buttler 105 off 76, Stokes 57, Hales 57
England lead 1-0 in five-match series
Image source, Getty ImagesThere's lightning in the distance. If you've got a Thunder Buddy, it might be time to get in bed with them. Still the tattooed left-arm of Reece Topley, going through his variations, but belted back down the ground by Rossouw. Very questionable moustache from Rossouw. Almost as bad as David Warner's. Almost.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"England now hold most of the cards - but not all of them."
Rillee Rossouw, the left-hander who sounds like a character from Neighbours, is the new man. Stokes, finding extra bounce, continues to do an excellent job.
That tweet from Joseph (24 overs) reminds me of the time I met Mike Atherton. Athers is my absolute hero and I could barely get my words out, making myself look a right wally. Do let me know of the times you've embarrassed yourself in front of a cricketer.
Simon Hughes
BBC Test Match Special
"Brilliant little slower ball. That was one of Topley's excellent changes of pace."
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"It's clever bowling and it's the virtue of the back-of-the-hand variation. Topley stuffed him there and De Kock played much too early. Every wicket increases the pressure on South Africa, but De Kock is still there..."
Duminy c&b Topley 13 (SA 197-4)
Image source, Getty ImagesGone! A wonderful piece of bowling by Reece Topley totally deceives JP Duminy. A lovely slower ball, Duminy through his shot too early, poking the simplest of catches back to the bowler. Run-rate not a problem for South Africa, but wickets in hand certainly are.
Neil Manthorp
BBC Test Match Special
"There's an air of tension in the crowd. Either the bars are about to close or the game is finely poised. Perhaps both."
Image source, APThat's enough excitement for me. I'll hand you back to Stephan Shemilt for what promises to be a thrilling climax.
Neil Manthorp
BBC Test Match Special
"He has a very, very bright future. It's been a beautifully paced innings."
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"He's just looked in very good touch. He hasn't searched for the big shots and they haven't bowled very well at him."
Image source, Rex FeaturesDe Kock, on the other hand, is batting like a dad in the garden against his kids. When Stokes targets his pads, De Kock clips for four behind square. That's his century - off only 67 deliveries. Jos Buttler, eat your heart out.
Image source, AFPStokes is so good he's even allowed a slip. Two successive dots to Duminy, who finally gets off strike with a whipped pull for one.
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Joseph Bentley: Remember when I told Ben Stokes at the darts he was no Marcus Trescothick? Well, I think he might have proved me wrong.
England captain Eoin Morgan turns to Reece Topley. The lanky leftie mixing up yorkers with short stuff to successfully keep South Africa in check. Quinton De Kock is now within one shot of three figures.
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James Bailey: Ben Stokes one handed catch with the LCD screen behind him reading 'THE ULTIMATE ALL-ROUNDER' perfect, couldn't write it!
Frame that! The ball beats the bat as Stokes beats Duminy's prod with one that keeps a smidge low. A rare moment of bowler getting one up on batsman today. Two off the over. England will certainly take that.
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
"I hope I'm still alive in three years to watch Ben Stokes' development."
Rashid out of the attack with figures of 0-42 off six overs. Ben Stokes on in his place. The odds on something happening here? Short, I'd say.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Rex Features"South Africa are up with the rate more or less. The game is not done and dusted by any stretch of the imagination. England hold most of the cards but it is not over."