Amla hits half-century as SA cruise to target
England recovered from 20-6 to make 153 all out
Debutant Roland-Jones hits 37*; Bairstow 51, Willey 26
Rabada takes four wickets, Parnell & Maharaj pick up three
England win series 2-1
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First there was the out of form Roy.
Then Joe Root was trapped by Parnell.
Morgan, scoring a big eight (!), out next.
Then Rabada got himself stuck in with three quick wickets in the fifth over.
Jos Buttler caught by Du Plessis off Rabada
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He may have opened the batting with Roy, but Hales only faced two balls before finding an edge.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Rabada bowls that carrot dangling length. In fact, a lot of the balls have been there to be driven. You have to give Rabada a huge amount of credit. It's skillful.
Bairstow 3, Willey 4
A relatively uneventful over for once. England are deciding not to go after them outside the off stump now and that tactic is being cheered by the crowd, who want to be here for a bit longer than a couple of hours.
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Simon Goodall: I didn't realise the entire England team wanted to watch the play-off final.
Gary Vinten: No matter what form England are in, they still LOVE a batting collapse.
Po: Oh dear! You have to feel for the people who have paid a lot of money to watch a capitulation of epic proportions.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
So far, they've played dumb cricket today. They've all got out playing the same kind of strokes. Now and again, you just need a reminder, as a team. It's not going to cost them much but you just hope it doesn't affect them going into the tournament.
Rabada 4-12, Parnell 2-16
Oh sporting crowds, they love an ironic cheer. A defensive shot from Bairstow back to the bowler is greeted to a rapturous ovation. Nice to be able to report an over without a wicket, but Willey was fortunate when his thick edge flew between the slip cordon and gully for four.
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England's lowest ODI total - 86 v Australia, 2001.
England's lowest ODI total v South Africa - 103, The Oval,1999.
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
I'd start eating your sandwiches and drinking your champagne if you're in the crowd, otherwise you might not have time to unwrap them...
Rashid c Du Plessis b Rabada 0 (Eng 20-6)
Erm. Sorry. It's another one. Virtually the same dismissal. Full and wide, Rashid has a dart and Du Plessis takes a neat catch low at second slip.
We're out of sequence here but they are happening so fast. Steven Finn signs some autographs on the boundary but he will need to get his pads on.
Ed Smith
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
That was a tough catch. Buttler has thrown his hands through the shot and it went high and fast to Du Plessis, but he made no mistake.
It seems a while ago now but here is the wicket of Eoin Morgan.
Buttler c Du Plessis b Rabada 4 (Eng 20-5)
Well. That's five wickets down and the time is 11:27. Buttler had clipped a boundary off his pads for four but then threw the kitchen sink at one and edge to second slip when Du Plessis takes a neat catch with the ball heading like a rocket towards his teeth. Adil Rashid is the new batsman.
Jos Buttler caught by Du Plessis off Rabada
Ed Smith
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
That was a loose shot and the easiest of catches for Amla at first slip. A carbon copy of the first wicket of the day.
Hales c Amla b Rabada 1 (Eng 15-4)
These are not highlights I promise you, it is happening in real time. A wayward one from Hales, driving at a wide one, which is safely pouched by a diving Amla to his left at first slip.
Morgan c De Kock b Parnell 8 (Eng 15-3)
Morgan had charged down the wicket to smash paceman Parnell over cover for four but then a rather tame push forward catches the edge and there is another stunned silence around the legendary arena.
Andy Zaltzman
Comedian & BBC Test Match Special statistician
That's Jason Roy's fourth single figure score in five innings this summer. Previous to that, he'd averaged 53 since start of last summer, with only one dismissal below 10.