England seal unassailable 2-0 series lead with dramatic win
SA needed seven runs off Wood's final over but scored four
De Kock 98, Miller 71*, De Villiers 52 for South Africa
Stokes 101 from 79 balls and Buttler 65* for England
Final match at Lord's on Monday
So in case you missed it - England will bat first after South Africa won the toss and put them in.
Here are the teams...
England: Hales, Roy, Root, Morgan, Stokes, Buttler, Ali, Rashid, Plunkett, Wood, Ball.
South Africa: Amla, De Kock, Du Plessis, De Villiers, Miller, Berhardien, Pretorius, Morris, Phehlukwayo, Maharaj, Rabada.
BBC Test Match Special
And the Test Match Special team are on air NOW.
You can listen on BBC 5live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 long wave and, of course, via the tab at the top of this page and on the BBC Sport app.
Happy listening.
BBC Test Match Special
The Test Match Special team are setting up in their customary hotel room at the Ageas Bowl...
...but the bed's been taken away. Where is Tuffers going to grab a quick kip?
Though apparently he has recently been away on a fitness holiday in the Caribbean. The mind boggles.
Anyway, you can hear more about the new-look Phil Tufnell and the team's predictions for the match over on the TMS Facebook page,, external where they were live earlier.
There was welcome news for England yesterday when all-rounder Ben Stokes was passed fit to play.
He limped off with a knee injury after bowling only two overs in the first ODI - but after an assessment, he's available to bowl today.
I mean, look at him, playing football with his banged-up knee. He's clearly fine. Or a bit daft. Or both.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland captain Eoin Morgan says he would've had a bowl as well but thinks his side are happy setting a target too.
There's one change for the hosts - Chris Woakes is out with a niggle and Jake Ball comes in, as David Willey misses out.
South Africa makes three changes - Keshav Maharaj makes his ODI, while Farhaan Berhadien and Dwaine Pretorius are also in.
Imran Tahir, Wayne Parnell and JP Duminy drop out.
It's a bit grey overhead in Southampton so AB de Villiers is going to have a bowl to try and nip out the England top order cheaply.
Image source, PAAlright. Trust you're all well on this Saturday morning - anyone for cricket?
England can seal the series against South Africa with victory at the Ageas Bowl today.
It was an impressive win last time out, led by captain Eoin Morgan's sparkling century.
Another victory (or two) over the world number one Proteas would be a fine way for England to enter the Champions Trophy.
Can they do it?