David Willey looks like he's got lovely, soft hair. Very clean. I have no doubt he uses a good quality conditioner. That bowling is filthy, though, a leg-stumper allowing Du Plessis to whip off his pads for four, followed by a wide.

Topley tidy... until he errs in length and Du Plessis punches firmly back past the bowler for four. Lovely straight bat. There's still room for authentic strokes in one-day cricket.

Simon Hughes
BBC Test Match Special

"It was an odd atmosphere in the first innings, almost like a benefit match. There were balls disappearing over the boundary and people picnicing on the boundary."

One of the flashing bails ended up trapped between Amla's back pad and leg then. I'm not quite sure how he got it out. He's such a nice chap I wouldn't be surprised if he placed it back on the stumps before making his way off. Faf Du Plessis, the new man, is off the mark with a single dropped into the off side.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

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"It may have kept a little bit low, took the inside edge and cannoned on to the stumps. It's a huge bonus for England. The crowd is silent."  

Simon Hughes
BBC Test Match Special

"That was a leaden-footed waft to a ball that wasn't that good."

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"Topley has two things in his favour. There's a flicker of swing into the right-hander and they won't have faced much of him before."

Reece Topley, the second half of England's two-pronged left-arm new-ball pair, charges in, loosening up those long limbs. Hashim Amla cuts for four to third man. No margin for error on this pitch, just in case England were unsure. De Kock ends the over with a play-and-miss.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"Amla must be the only Test captain to make 200 then give up the captaincy at the end of that match."

After a first-ball scuttler, De Kock drives Willey dreamily through point for four. South Africa up and running. A wake-up call for England. Six off the over.

Rakesh Pradhan: Game is not over until ABDeV is out.

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Thanks Phil. David Willey to open the bowling for England. Quinton de Kock facing. Let's do this...

That is all from me. I will hand you over to Justin Goulding for the start of the South African reply.

While Jos Buttler seems a certainty for the next IPL, another English player has confirmed he will not be taking part...

Finlay Malcolm: The first time @josbuttler, external has hit an ODI century that didn't break an English ODI century record.

The 15 sixes England hit today is the most they have managed in an ODI.