England have won the toss and will bat first. They're unchanged for the third successive game.

SA skipper AB de Villiers says he would have fielded first anyway. They bring in all-rounder David Wiese for batsman Rilee Rossouw, addressing some of the concerns about their bowling line-up.

We're awaiting the toss. Team news as we get it.

Simon Hughes
BBC Test Match Special

The contrast of one-day cricket was shown in the first two games of this series. In Bloemfontein, England racked up 399 on a pitch full of runs, and despite a battling century from Quinton de Kock, South Africa fell short on Duckworth-Lewis when the weather intervened.

Then in Port Elizabeth on Saturday, a lower-scoring game saw the Proteas post 262, before Alex Hales' 99 and a characteristically astonishing Jos Buttler cameo set England on the way to another win.

Morning, everyone. It's Pancake Day - and England's one-day international side have been flipping impressive of late. They're already 2-0 up in this five-match series against South Africa - victory at Centurion today would see them wrap up the series with two matches to go. When was the last time they did that?