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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Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special
It is very, very comfortable now for South Africa. Things may change when the sun goes down and the lights come into effect. The shadow from the scoreboard is starting to creep onto the square now.
Oh, nearly. Rashid induces the edge from du Plessis but it's just short of Joe Root at slip. Stokes is going to bowl the next over. Good news but one to keep an eye on...
During the drinks break Ben Stokes has been stretching his legs. He's grimacing and doesn't look happy. He's been given a tablet to take now. Anyway. Adil Rashid to continue...
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Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
I think it's tough for Mark Wood. There's no room for him to get back into his stride - he's got to get going straight away in a tough series. He might be someone we see improve towards the Champions Trophy as he plays more and builds that consistency up.
Cheers catch in the throat as du Plessis nicks Stokes down to third man. It was in the air for a while but no-one was near it. Decent start from Stokes but the 100 is up for South Africa and you can watch how Hashim Amla got to 50 below...
Ben Stokes has the ball in hand... time for England's talisman...
Amla 53 off 55, du Plessis 36 off 34
Shout of "catch" as Faf du Plessis lifts Rashid over the covers but it's safe and runs away for four.
Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special
It's been a very classy knock from Hashim Amla. Elegant shots all around the wicket.
Plunkett finally strays and Amla flicks away for a boundary to bring up his 50. Big appeal from England as the ball flicks something on the way to Buttler. It's the thigh pad so nothing doing there. Amla then misses with a waft to a fuller one. England have bene unlucky not to pick up a wicket in this passage of play.
Andy Zaltzman
Comedian & BBC Test Match Special statistician
Faf du Plessis has started like Joe Root did - he made 21 from his first nine deliveries and then eight from his next 20 balls.
Rashid races through his third over and concedes just three from it. Excellent.
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Matthew Tandy
Plunkett and Rashid are doing a fine job here, and Amla, who looked in such great nick early on, is uncomfortable facing the Durham paceman. Du Plessis tries to break the shackles by advancing down the track and going aerial but he's nowhere the pitch of that. Lucky for him it drops safe. A shot of a man unsure what else to do. Bit early for that.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
The good thing about that over from Rashid was you could see Faf du Plessis wasn't picking all the deliveries. That's all you need in one-day cricket - batsman needing that split-second longer to pick the delivery. They need longer to play the shot.
Rash has almost done for du Plessis there, the South African just dabbing his bat down in time to prevent the google getting through the gate. More applause from the Yorkies for one of their own and well deserved too - just one from that over.
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Huge cheers as Jonny Bairstow appears on the boundary edge with some drinks. Chants of "Jonny, Jonny, Jonny Bairstow" ring out and the very act of running around the edge garners a round of applause. Fair to say almost all the locals will still be cheesed off that he's not playing. Liam Plunkett has started well and is extracting some bounce from this pitch. Amla and du Plessis look a little uncomfortable when facing him.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Amla was groping forward for that Rashid delivery and he rather got away with it. He was pushing at it and didn't know too much about it.
Two boundaries conceded by Rashid but he's unlucky here. The first ball beats Amla's outside edge while the last one is a googly that takes the inside edge and runs down to the fence.
Meanwhile, have a watch of one of Faf du Plessis' cuts for four off Woakes below...