Four wickets for Woakes, two each for Moeen & Rashid
South Africa lose seven wickets in 14.3 overs from 145-1
Amla (73) and Du Plessis (67) out in successive overs after stand of 112
Eng 339-6: Morgan 107 (93), Moeen 77* (51)
First game of a three-match series
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Ben Stokes is at the crease, fresh from his IPL stint. Phehlukwayo greets him with a short ball that Stokes, senisibly, chooses to duck.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
That wasn't a very quick bouncer, almost too slow. Root had both feet in the air, it was a horrible shot. Phehlukwayo has burgled two wickets.
Root c Amla b Phehlukwayo 37 (Eng 122-3)
Eurgh. Just eurgh. That is an ugly dismissal from Joe Root. The bouncer from Phehlukwayo, dug in with a little bit of menace but not much, and Root swiped high above his head and had no control over it. He was leaping off the floor to play the shot, and it was an easy snaffle for Hashim Amla.
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BBC Test Match Special
England need to press on a little bit - they have lots of wickets in hand.
That lull I was on about? Yeah, Eoin Morgan's had enough of that. Down the pitch he comes to Phehlukwayo and swipes him over long on for another big six, the ball dropping just in front of the stand. Phehlukwayo responds with a slower ball that Morgan makes a real meal of padding away for a leg-bye.
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We're in a bit of a lull, now that Hales has gone. Root shadow bats at the non-strikers before Morgan comes cantering down the pitch, trying to swipe Parnell through mid-wicket for a boundary. He's forced to settle for a solitary run, though, the ball clipping the end of the bat.
Root 35, Morgan 6
That's brilliant, Mike. My dad once met Queen in a bar, a few days after Bohemian Rhapsody was released, and didn't recognise them, either. That's a nice bit of work on the boundary from Imran Tahir, swiping the ball away from the rope to stop Morgan getting his first boundary.
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Image source, Getty ImagesRoot 34, Morgan 3
Root and Morgan work a few singles back and forth as Parnell carries on. He's bowled well so far, particularly after Hales sent that delivery flying into the stands. I hate to use that cliche, but it's been a good line and length from him.
Watch as Alex Hales hits a towering six way, way back off Wayne Parnell, shortly before his dismissal...
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Phehlukwayo - a shorter, stockier build than South Africa's opening bowlers - comes over the wicket to Morgan, who gets off the mark to a shortish delivery. The rest of the over is straight into the pads, and Morgan contents himself with blocking.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It was a loosener, quite wide of off stump. Hales scented runs, tried a cut shot and it took the edge. That's his first ball in an international in England - what a start to his tour. It was an ordinary delivery, except for the fact that Hales nicked it.
Hales c de Kock b Phehlukwayo 61 (Eng 101-2)
Here's right-armer Andile Phehlukwayo - and he's got a wicket with his first ball! And it's Hales!
That's a loosener from Phehlukwayo and Hales wafted at it without any real conviction. The edge landed smartly into de Kock's gloves and Hales has to go. He looks a tad rueful.
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Parnell chunters to himself as he walks back to his mark. Hales and Root then exchange singles to bring up England's 100.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That went a long way, It was like a golfer on the tee, the bat following through all the way over the shoulder. The ball has come back with a couple of bits missing.
Hello! That is a huge, huge six from Alex Hales! Wayne Parnell has returned to the attack and Hales has shimmied down the pitch, opened his arms and launched him into the stands. That flew off the bat - and a chunk of the ball has gone missing after it landed on the concrete.