Hashim Amla is aware of his off stump and is leaving everything not aimed at the timber by Jimmy Anderson.

Amla has faced 11 deliveries and is yet to get off the mark.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I'm surprised England reviewed that. Without being disrespectful, it's only Heino Kuhn. You don't want to waste a review on him.

Wasted review. The ball is nowhere near the bat or glove.

England still have not got a hang of this.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Kuhn looks very relaxed, whether he is a good actor or not, we'll have to see. I think he may have hit the foot with the bat.

Howzaattt??

England go up as they think Heino Kuhn has nicked one to Jonny Bairstow.

Reviewed...

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Mark Edwards: Sneaking a peak at work with my imaginary England slip cordon - a Sumo soap, Daenerys Targaryen, Daffy Duck & Anakin Skywalker.

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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

South Africa will have to play and a miss a few, they need to hope that they don't get a delivery like Elgar did. Just survive half an hour and then you never know.

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The shuffling Hashim Amla, who starts on his leg stump before taking a step to the off, is dangerous once set, so England need to get him early or they could be left frustrated.

Amla shoulders-arms a delivery and makes me flinch, after seeing Faf du Plessis in this series. The number three knew what he was doing.

A brilliant spell from Broad, this. The ball is moving off the surface for him and Amla knows he is in for a fight here.

Another scoreless over.

Watch how Stuart Broad sent Dean Elgar back to the hutch...

No relenting for South Africa.

Heino Kuhn cannot get England's leading wicket Jimmy Anderson away. Every delivery is on the mark and there is a shout for lbw, but only from wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow.

Maiden.

• Lunch will now be taken at 13:30 BST.
• Tea will be at 16.40 BST
• Close of play will be 19:00 BST

Ed in Wales

Hashim Amla sees out the rest of the over and the England team smell blood. They are swarming all over the bearded South Africa.

We could be in for an early finish today.

Graeme Smith
Ex-South Africa captain on BBC Test Match Special

Broad is pumped up. It's been a great set from him. More pace, more zip and Elgar, who has been the most effective South African batsman of this tour, is gone. This match has an inevitable feel about it.

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Brutal stuff from Broad. A thunderous delivery skips off the surface and smacks Dean Elgar on his left elbow. Ouch.

Elgar took a pummeling in the fourth innings of the previous Test.

Nick Elliott‏: You have to pick one man to bat for your life. Who do you choose - Keaton Jennings or Heino Kuhn?

A couple are tucking into their lunch while in bed on the boundary. Yes, in bed! Cricket is gone.

On the pitch, Dean Elgar shows his the bat manufacturer with a gorgeous straight drive down the ground. Anderson will not like that.

A few spots of grey hair creeping through the sides of Jimmy now, he's getting old, but it is not affecting his bowling.

A brilliant delivery squares up Elgar and the South Africa batsman gives a nod of appreciation.

Graeme Smith
Ex-South Africa captain on BBC Test Match Special

This is where South Africa have to be strong in their own head. Forget the play and the miss, stay on your path and concentrate on the next ball. Both Anderson and Broad are momentum type bowlers. South Africa need to just stun that.

So many empty seats inside Old Trafford. It's the summer holidays man, let the kids in for free, no?

Rather that than banks of white everywhere.

At the other end, Heino Kuhn's partner Dean Elgar is being made to jump around the crease like an excitable rabbit by Stuart Broad.

The England bowler is on point* in that over, just a single.

*'on point' in urbandictionary = perfect. 'on point' in cricket = a fielding position.