South Africa slip from 191-4 to 215-8
Elgar 88, Van der Dussen 68
Four catches for Stokes, drops two
Anderson 3 wkts, inc last ball of day
Elgar & Van der Dussen add 117
England 269: Pope 61*, Rabada 3-68
Second Test, day two, Cape Town
SA lead 1-0 in four-Test series
Pretorius c Stokes b Anderson 4 (SA 207-7)
And now he takes this ripper!
James Anderson strikes with the new ball and England are surging towards a first-innings lead.
The slips are standing very close because of the lack of pace in the pitch, but that doesn't stop this one flying towards, and past, Ben Stokes.
It's almost gone when he throws the hands to his right, sending Dwaine Pretorius on his way.
Ryan Sidebottom
Ex-England bowler on The Cricket Social
Because they'd been staying low, he's probably thinking that is going to bounce.
SA 207-6
First ball!
Edge from Dwaine Pretorius, dying on Ben Stokes. In and out at second slip. That's the easiest chance he's had all day.
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Why does potato taste so much better when it is shaped into a lovely smiley face?
Bjorn, Stratford upon Avon
SA 207-6
Sherbet fountains were rough.
James Anderson has the new nut.
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Remember sherbet fountains, with the liquorice stick in the end?
Richard, Notts
Trail by 62
I couldn't remember a Spira. I had to be told what one was. Like a harder Twirl, apparently. Can you remember when they stopped making Wispas? They had to bring them out of retirement after a four-year campaign to get them reinstated. Sam Curran sends down the final over before the new ball is available. It's time for Broad and Anderson. Broaderson?
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OK, let's stop messing about. Cadbury Spira. Enough said. Let the wickets fall...
Ed, Kent
With the new ball due on the completion of the next set, this will surely be Dom Bess' final over of the day. From this 14-over spell he's picked up 1-34. It's 1-62 from 27 overall. He's bowled a third of the overs. Job done.
Ryan Sidebottom
Ex-England bowler on The Cricket Social
Curran has got lots of skills - he has got lots of skills in his armoury. He has shown it time and time again that when England need something to happen, he makes it happen. And he's a left-armer - there are left-armers in teams all around the world. His variety offers so much.
What do South Africa do here? Stick, or twist? If they keep trying to dog it out, it seems like there is a ball with your name on it. So do you play a few shots, will all the risk that brings? It could cut the deficit quickly, though. It's an easy game from here, talking about retro food.
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Surely can't talk about tastes of our childhood without mentioning the Curly Wurly. Those things used to be the size of a small ladder.
George in Bristol
Didn't Jamie Oliver get those banned, ruining it for everyone? Basically, if it hasn't got creme fraiche in it, he's not interested.
#bbccricket
Alex Hill: What about turkey twizzlers?
Trail by 68
Dwaine Pretorius is the new man, with the lower order now set to be exposed to the new ball. There's a real chance that England will have a first-innings lead. How likely did that seem this time yesterday? When Philander sweeps Bess, the hadada ibis bird is in the game. Stuart Broad almost has to tiptoe around it.
Graham Onions
Former England bowler on The Cricket Social
Curran makes things happen - that's what I love about him. That was almost with the angle coming into Van der Dussen, making him unsure where his off stump is. And Stokes takes another one.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent in Cape Town
Van der Dussen has played one or two good shots but he has struggled outside off stump. He has pushed at one and Stokes has taken a fine catch - he's had a good day there.
Van der Dussen c Stokes b Curran 68 (SA 200-6)
Ben Stokes is catching flies in the slips today.
England strike again, this time removing the obdurate Rassie van der Dussen, whose luck has finally ran out.
He's playing a nothing shot, neither attacking nor defending and, when Curran extracts a touch of bounce, the horizontal bat serves only to offer catching practice. Stokes, not for the first time today, dives to his right to snaffle the chance.
Image source, Getty ImagesRyan Sidebottom
Ex-England bowler on The Cricket Social
I would take the new ball tonight. Jimmy and Broady will be warming up already - they'll be champing at the bit.
Now we're talking. I'd argue there's nothing better than fish fingers, oven chips and beans. Maybe chicken kievs instead of the fish fingers. Everyone will have that for their tea at some point in their childhood.