Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

It's that awkward angle from Morkel to the left-hander when he nips one back. Toby Roland-Jones is more than capable with the bat.He'll be a bit nervous, but he'll be looking to form a partnership with Stokes.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

De Kock was very confident as soon as he caught it. But he's got a little inside nick onto the flap of the pad.

Dan Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

That might have come off the thigh. They've reviewed it.

The South Africans think Moeen has got an edge to the keeper but umpire Wilson said no. They have two new reviews and are going to use one.

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Greg Tomlinson: Bruce Grobbelaar hit the biggest flattest six, sweeping, I've ever seen, six-a-side competition St Johns Isle of Man.

The Authors CC‏: David Seaman is a very decent seam bowler & turns out for Lords Taverners.

Some extra bounce from Rabada surprises Stokes, who takes a hand off the bat but guides the ball to safety for a single. Some hefty clouds accumulating over Bill's mum's.

The anoraks are on and the hoods are up but the rain is not amounting to much so far. Morkel has two slips and a gully for Moeen and tries a bouncer but the England batsmen look comfortable, biding their time and quietly consolidating.

Dan Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

Neil Smith once threw up in the middle of a World Cup match in Peshawar in 1996. He'd been brought in to open the batting, which was one of the brilliant ideas England had on the eve of a World Cup.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

I've played a couple of times when I've been poorly, and it's not a very nice feeling. A couple of times in India, and I remember once in the Caribbean when I ate a dodgy chicken's foot or something. It was a bit like biltong.

Not sure Philander would have been risking anything during lunch, not in protest against the menu, but he is still suffering with that unfortunate stomach upset. In his absence it is Rabada who takes up the attack and he is driven stylishly off the back foot by Moeen for two. The first umbrellas of the day are up but we are continuing for the moment.

Mark Gregory‏: Jim Cumbes - Lancs and Worcs - was West Brom's goalie so maybe the best cricketing keeper.

Fintan‏: I once played against Nigel Martyn in a local T20 game and he slapped us everywhere. Luckily it was rained off.

No early casualty after lunch, Moeen keeping the bowling with a single off the final ball. England coach Trevor Bayliss is obviously happy with the situation, he literally has his feet up on the balcony.

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Dan Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

We always say "the next session's important" at Test matches, but the next hour and a half will determine whether England can motor on past 350. You fancy it's going to be entertaining, whatever happens.

No interruptions for rain yet, it looks a bit overcast as the South Africans take the field for a pre-session huddle. The new ball is only six overs old and the angular figure of Morne Morkel is about to charge in with it from the pavilion end.

A useful total for England, with Stokes and Moeen at the crease having the potential to add plenty more. Moeen has made 10 from 20 balls and he hit his only boundary to date in unusual fashion when he attempted to leave one that struck the middle of the bat and went beautifully away through the gap.

Continuing the anniversary details, and to mark the 60th birthday of TMS, an Agnew XI captained by Phil Tufnell will face a Boycott XI skippered by Michael Vaughan on Thursday, 24 August at Sports Park Weetwood (part of the University of Leeds), the day before the Headingley Test between England and West Indies.

You can apply for tickets on the BBC Shows and Tours website until Tuesday, 1 August.

For those of you not lucky enough to obtain a ticket, you will be able to watch on the BBC Red Button & BBC iPlayer, with commentary from the great Henry Blofeld on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.

And here is part two as a powerful TMS triumvirate of Jonathan Agnew, Henry Blofeld and Jim Maxwell provide their own recollections.

Plenty to catch up with from Test Match Special, here is the first of a two-parter celebrating the 60th anniversary of the iconic programme as the listeners recall their favourite memories.

Kagiso Rabada was a bit unpredictable with the ball for South Africa but he sent down a beauty to Jonny Bairstow shortly before lunch and the England wicketkeeper edged to second slip, where he was smartly caught by Faf du Plessis for 36, ending a partnership of 75 with Stokes.