South Africa close with a lead of 205
England collapse from 143-3 to 205ao
Root 78, Bairstow 45, Maharaj 3-21, Morris 3-38
SA 335: Amla 78, De Kock 68, Anderson 5-72
Moeen 14 Dawson 2
All-rounder Chris Morris bowls the final over before the tea interval but he is a little wayward with the ball and tests neither Moeen Ali nor Liam Dawson. It's been a very tough session for England.
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Jamie Frost: I suppose the good news is that we're probably going to get to bowl in these conditions too!
Moeen 10 Dawson 1
Liam Dawson the new man and he is off the mark straight away with a punch through the covers. England's spin double act need to come together and make a significant contribution with the bat now. South Africa right on top here. The tea break can't come too soon.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It's pitched middle and off and beaten the outside edge. Bairstow couldn't believe it! England are in dire straits. On a swinging day, the spinners have come to the party.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Maharaj puts good revs on the ball. You can't begrudge him success when he's trying to spin the ball like that and playing to beat the outside edge.
Bairstow b Maharaj 45 (Eng 177-6)
Our experts were of the opinion that Jonny Bairstow had lived something of a charmed life in this innings. But it's a piece of genuine quality spin bowling which accounts for his dismissal. The Yorkshireman plays straight but he is deceived in the flight and the ball dips in and turns ever so slightly to knock off the bail of his off stump.
Vernon Philander with a few tempters outside off stump but Moeen Ali refuses to nibble at them. Then off the penultimate ball of the over the Worcestershire man rocks on the back foot and punches a glorious shot through the covers. Quite possibly the shot of the day.
Here's the dismissal of Ben Stokes for a duck....
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Trent Bridge
The view from the back of the pavilion. The windows have a special white covering on the outside so that movement inside doesn't disrupt play.
Bairstow 45 Moeen 5
With the tea break just around the corner, England have put the shutters up. Just the single taken off Keshav Maharaj's over.
Image source, ReutersEngland have the big wicket of West Indies captain Stefanie Taylor in the Women's World Cup.
Chasing 221, the Windies are 45-2 after 16 overs with Laura Marsh dismissing Taylor and Kycia Knight earlier run out.
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Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Jonny Bairstow is batting as though he knows there's a ball with his name on it so he's going to score as many as he can before then.
A maiden over from Vernon Philander as Jonny Bairstow plays cautiously.
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You might have spotted the slight typo after England's last wicket fell. It was bound to happen at some point this summer....
Ed Smith
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
England are in a little bit of trouble here now.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
The crowd were trying to kid the third umpire that it hit the helmet. It didn't!