Sophie Ecclestone finishes her spell as the SA batsmen take a single apiece.

Incidentally, England were 98-8 at this stage.

...and here's Shrubsole's slower ball to dismiss Van Niekerk

After all that kerfuffle, there are some highlights to catch up with. Here's Lizelle Lee's 50...

A single rounds off the over as Shrubsole takes her cap.

And an adjustment in the score - having been 135-4, they crossed on that "catch" and so the score is now 136-3.

Ooh - the replay suggests that the ball may have bounced out of Brunt's fingers as she takes the catch in front of her.

But has Lee already crossed the line and therefore ended her innings?

Obviously not - as "not out" is signalled and Lee resumes her innings. And having theoretically begun her innings, Marizanne Kapp has to go off.

Hang on - it looks as though Lizelle Lee is being signalled to stay on the pitch while the umpires check the catch. There's plenty of arm-waving from the SA balcony. But has Lee already crossed the line? Marizanne Kapp is already on the field, so there are three SA batters on the field.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

South Africa's intent has made it look an easier pitch to bat on, but I think it's because England went into their shell and didn't manoeuvre the ball around. South Africa's third seamer Khaka got some swing, but England haven't had it after Brunt and Shrubsole.

The sun is still shining on New Road - and particularly on South Africa - as Du Preez nudges Ecclestone for a single to fine leg. Lee gets down on one knee to flog the ball through the on side, but the sweeper cuts it off. 55 needed from 102 deliveries.

Shrubsole to continue for her eighth over. Lizelle Lee, with 67 on the back of her shirt, moves to 67 with a single. Mignon du Preez is finally off the mark when she guides her 13th ball to third man for a single.

SA 131-3published at 31 overs

31 overs

Target 190

There's no cakes to tuck into out on the pitch, but Lee tucks into Ecclestone's bowling, launching her for a straight six that easily clears the rope. A more delicate chop to short third man brings her a single. Du Preez, by contrast, is yet to score from nine deliveries.

With 59 needed from 114 balls, it's fair to say South Africa are favourites.

Lee goes over the top, launching Shrubsole over extra cover for a first-bounce four. Lydia Greenway on TMS has pegged that as the shot of the day.

And normal service has been resumed on TMS - the commentators have just been given a plate of cakes. "I've never eaten so much cake in my life as when I work on the BBC," says Natalie Germanos. "I won't be fitting into my clothes at the end of this tour."

Here's how Dane van Niekerk passed 50...

Having made that breakthrough, England keep their last two overs of Brunt up their sleeve, and turn back to spinner Sophie Ecclestone - it's been exclusively Brunt and Ecclestone from the Diglis End in this innings. Lee helps herself to a single, she's got a good record in England and will want to see this through.

Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

One can sometimes bring two. Mignon du Preez is a busy player, always wanting to push the score along. England have a glimpse of hope.

Current captain Dane van Niekerk is replaced by former captain Mignon du Preez.

50 for Lizelle Leepublished at 27 overs

27 overs

SA 114-2

This is Brunt's eighth over, can England's pace spearhead make a much-needed breakthrough? Van Niekerk looks content to see Brunt off, and her partner Lee now has the chance to raise her bat for her 16th ODI fifty - achieved from 79 balls.

And I've just noticed Van Niekerk appears to be wearing a watch while batting. Now that's brave...

As Charlotte suggested, England's new-ball bowlers are back in tandem as Anya Shrubsole replaces Marsh at the New Road End. Van Niekerk cuts but it's cut off by Tammy Beaumont scampering round the cover boundary.