Summary

  • England win by five wickets; lead series 2-0

  • Hales 99; Buttler 48 not out (28 balls)

  • SA 262-7 (50 overs) - won toss

  • De Villiers (73) adds 107 with Duminy (47)

  • Second ODI, Port Elizabeth

Live Reporting

Marc Higginson, Mark Mitchener and Jamie Lillywhite

  1. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special

    Faf du PlessisRex Features

    "Du Plessis looks a different player from the defensive, nervous batsman we saw in the Test series - he got South Africa going this morning after a slow start."

  2. SA 57-2 (du Plessis 26, De Villiers 3)

    There's a group of spectators dressed head to toe in cricket whites. Weird concept that, if you're not playing. Imagine rocking up at Asda in their uniform.

    "Don't mind me, all. Just doing my shopping."

    Or to B&Q wearing an orange apron. "Can you pass me that step-ladder? I can't reach the paint."

    Back to the cricket, Faf du Plessis is trying to get after Ben Stokes but fails to time it properly. 

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    hector freyne: De Kock knew that was out, he didn't move for that single, poor review.

  4. SA 55-2 (du Plessis 25, de Villiers 2)

    Yes, Rash. Yes. The leg-spinner gets one to turn past AB de Villiers' outside edge. That'll plant some doubt. One from the over.

  5. Adil Rashid is into the England bowling attack.

  6. Australia win in Wellington

    Australia have won their second ODI against New Zealand at a canter in Wellington to square the Chappell-Hadlee series at 1-1.

    Needing 282 to win, Mitchell Marsh (69 not out) and John "The Duke" Hastings (48 not out) saw the Aussies home with 21 balls to spare, adding 86 in 14 overs.

  7. SA 54-2 (Stokes 2-0-12-1)

    I have absolutely no idea what it's like in Port Elizabeth, so I just hit the information highway. Apparently, it's home to more indigenous plant species than the entire British Isles and used to be known as the 10-minute city because you can drive anywhere in that time-frame. Apparently, it's now the 15-minute city. Traffic, eh?

    Kariega Game ReserveRex Features

    Two White Rhinos spotted at the Kariega Game Reserve near Port Elizabeth

  8. Shaun Pollock
    Ex-South Africa captain on BBC Test Match Special

    "AB de Villiers hasn't been in great touch, so South Africa will be hoping for a change of fortune."

    His last four innings have been 0, 0, 0, 8.

  9. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special

    "It was a beautiful delivery from Stokes, showing how to get a left-hander out if you're bowling right-arm over the wicket, and England have got rid of one of South Africa's danger men."

  10. wicket

    WICKET

    de Kock lbw b Stokes 22 (SA 53-2)

    Ben Stokes of EnglandGetty Images

    That's a big, big wicket. South Africa's first ODI centurion is sent packing, The ball was going to smash into off stump. On yer bike, Quinton. Enter AB.

  11. Shaun Pollock
    Ex-South Africa captain on BBC Test Match Special

    "The only issue here is that Ben Stokes will often pitch the ball outside leg stump to a left-hander."

  12. Umpire review

    Ben Stokes does a goal-like cheer and then appeals when Quinton de Kock misses a straight one, playing across the line, and is hit in front. The finger goes up but the batsman reviews it.

  13. Simon Hughes
    BBC Test Match Special

    David WilleyGetty Images

    "A poor over from Willey, possibly one over too many for him. South Africa have recovered from that poor start."

  14. 6 runs

    SA 52-1 (de Kock 22, du Plessis 24)

    South Africa have stopped Faff-ing about now! Du Plessis hammers David Willey back down the ground for four and then hammers a long hop for six. Quinton de Kock ends the over by smearing four through the off side. Shot!

  15. Shaun Pollock
    Ex-South Africa captain on BBC Test Match Special

    "To punch the ball straight back down the ground like De Kock did there is a very difficult shot."

  16. SA 36-1 (SA won toss)

    Ben Stokes is brought into the England attack. On a breezy Port Elizabeth morning, he could get the ball hooping round corners. Looking for that swing, he pitches the ball up and Quinton de Kock drives him back down the ground for four - meeting the ball on the up with a little short-arm jab. Lovely.

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    Ollie Slack: England might have to lose a game to realise Jordan isn't good enough for ODI, maybe for T20. 

  18. Simon Hughes
    BBC Test Match Special

    "Willey is bowling from the end where his father Peter had a flat, where he lived when he played for Eastern Province. He and Wayne Larkins used to play here, two Northants team-mates."

  19. SA 27-1 (Willey 4-2-7-0)

    There's a small-scale carnival happening inside the ground today: brass band, bouncy castles, dancing. If you're watching or listening, it's hard not to be constantly tapping your foot. The antithesis to listening to a Craig David album. Did I hear Craig's making a musical return? Incredible.

    Anyway, South Africa have settled down after that tough start and eek out another five runs.

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    Adam Lee: You feel SA are just keeping wickets for when batting gets easier in about two overs when Jordan gets put on.