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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on TMS
I thought I heard a little noise, but they're reviewing it.
Summary
Broad ends 53-run stand between Bavuma & Rabada
Roland-Jones removes SA top four; two wickets for Anderson
Philander unlikely to bat - hospitalised with sickness
England bowled out for 353 - Stokes 112, Cook 88
Stokes hit three successive sixes as he brings up ton
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Umpire reviewpublished at 15:55 British Summer Time 28 July 2017
Toby has got his man. Umpire Dar raises the finger for a caught behind but the batsmen have reviewed it.
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SA 18-0published at 15:53 British Summer Time 28 July 2017
Trail by 335
The best ball of the innings by a mile, it flew up off a length, moved away and Elgar, prodding forward, recoiled as if he had seen something horrific in the scullery. There is no edge, however and South Africa will only have one more over to survive in the murk before the sanctuary of the tea interval.
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Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at The OvalToby Roland-Jones' inclusion in this England team won't do anything for their over-rate. His run-up is a mile long, his trudge back unurgent. In county cricket, it's infamous. He's also a little sensitive about it.
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SA 17-0published at 15:48 British Summer Time 28 July 2017
Elgar 7, Kuhn 10
Raining steadily now as Toby Roland-Jones, having made an entertaining 25 with four fours and a six with the bat, comes on for his first spell in Test cricket from the Vauxhall End. Captain Root collects some towels and hands some to the slip fielders but the new ball gets a soaking as Kuhn cuts to the boundary.
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Gollo: Re: Matt Whatmough [15:32] - I'm English mate, but Stokes will get nowhere near Kallis!
Francis Edwards: Stokes makes one hundred and now all of a sudden he's as good as Freddie and Kallis... utterly ridiculous!
SA 12-0published at 15:43 British Summer Time 28 July 2017
Elgar 6, Kuhn 6
And Broad is fired up for the challenge, he's up at 87mph but Kuhn clips him away to mid-wicket for his first boundary. There is then a confident appeal for a catch down the leg side but captain Root is wise not to listen to calls for a review, it was off the trousers.
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Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at The OvalIt's very dark, the breeze is whipping through the players' whites and the clouds are threatening to burst. Really feels like a time to be bowling.
SA 8-0published at 5 overs
Trail by 345
The first boundary of the South African innings as Elgar glances one from Anderson off his pads to the fine leg fence.
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SA 3-0published at 15:36 British Summer Time 28 July 2017
England 353
Broad beats Elgar outside the off stump twice with beautiful deliveries moving away from the left-hander. A second maiden for the big seamer, who asks the South African how he didn't get an edge. There is a curt reply but it all looks good natured enough.
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SA 3-0published at 15:32 British Summer Time 28 July 2017
England 353
Another maiden for Anderson, trying to tempt Kuhn outside the off stump. It's still overcast and breezy and the floodlights are shining brightly, but the spectators are in good order, thrilled by that Stokes century. It looks like Gordon Strachan in a coterie of drinkers but this gentleman is wearing salmon pink trousers and I very much doubt Gordon possesses a pair of those.
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Matt Whatmough: As much as I love Freddie, Stokes could be as close to Kallis as we we'll get.
Tom Laskowski: Who doesn't enjoy watching Test match cricket, fantastic knock from Stokesy, batting with the tail!
Sean Ennis: It seems whatever new batters we give opportunities to, we're forever relying on Root, Cook & Stokes to carry the rest.
SA 3-0published at 15:27 British Summer Time 28 July 2017
England 353
Three slips and two gullies packed in for Broad as he charges in from the Pavilion End. A maiden but the granite-like Elgar is able to leave most of them alone.
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Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match SpecialOf all the moments when South Africa were bowling, you could say there was no real difficulty when Morris, who bowled some rubbish, or the left-arm spinner Maharaj were bowling. But when Philander bowled, he made it talk, so 350 is quite good, I think. You've got something to bowl with, but you've got to catch well, as South Africa did - they caught everything in the slips.
SA 3-0published at 15:23 British Summer Time 28 July 2017
England 353
A hint of swing for Anderson but both openers are safely off the mark. England's victorious women's World Cup-winning captain Heather Knight is in the crowd, laughing at something on her mobile with a friend. Who knows what it might be?
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Denz: Great efforts with the bat to get to 350, just don't waste that new ball or could all be for nowt.
Thomas Stead: 353 a decent score given the conditions. Tricky 20 min period before tea for SA. Hope Broad & Jimmy can get a couple.