Summary

  • 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

Live Reporting

Stephan Shemilt and Jack Skelton

  1. SA 119-3

    Trail by 150

    Dom Bess over-pitches but Rassie van der Dussen can't find the gap and just picks up one to deep cover.

  2. Tea is at 13:10 GMT.

    You can cram in 20 minutes of revision before the final session starts.

  3. Get Involved

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    Any ideas when they'll take tea? Trying to plan my revision schedule around the cricket...

    Gavin in Sussex

  4. SA 117-3

    James Anderson stumbles over in his follow through but is up quickly enough.

    Rassie van der Dussen leaves the last and it grazes his pads, outside the line of off.

    A tidy return over, just one from it.

  5. Here he is! James Anderson replaces Ben Stokes...

  6. Zafar Ansari
    Ex-England and Surrey all-rounder on The Cricket Social

    Do we want there to be no mistakes by umpires? Is that a feature or a bug in the game?

  7. How do you solve the no-ball problem?

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    How about a little wire across the line? Overstep and zap, you get a little tickle in your feet. That'll stop overstepping.

    Doug, Paris

  8. SA 116-3

    Trail by 153

    Dom Bess gets away with a half tracker that Rassie van der Dussen can only clip along the floor to square leg.

  9. Dom Bess to continue after the drinks break.

    He is, you may notice, not James Anderson, who still hasn't bowled in this session.

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  11. Drinks break

    SA 115-3

    Ben Stokes seems to be bowling more uncalled no-balls than not right now.

    And he's not threatening either batsman much.

    England have let this drift.

    A drinks break to gather their thoughts and improve their plans.

  12. James Anderson has not bowled after lunch.

    Hmm.

  13. SA 109-3

    Elgar 60, Van der Dussen 33

    Dean Elgar is OK to continue. Just one from Dom Bess' latest over.

  14. Dean Elgar has done himself a bit of a mischief diving for that quick single.

    He's getting some attention from the physio on his back.

  15. Andy Zaltzman
    Test Match Special statistician on The Cricket Social

    Could the fourth umpire not be the no-ball umpire?

  16. How do you solve the no-ball problem?

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    Would the third umpire not relay a message to the on-field umpires to let them know that they are missing so many no-balls?

    Ollie, Cambridge

  17. SA 108-3

    Trail by 161

    Dean Elgar takes a sharp single and puts in the dive. The throw misses but the South Africa opener would've been in anyway.

  18. Get Involved

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    Nice of England to hand back the initiative so comprehensively after lunch...

    Dominic

  19. SA 104-3

    Shot! RVDD angles his bat expertly to push a Dom Bess flighter through the covers for four.

  20. Ryan Sidebottom
    Ex-England bowler on The Cricket Social

    Mark Wood brings something different to the attack. He's quick through the air and skiddy. Broad and Anderson are brilliant bowlers, but attacks need variety. England do have that variety, but it's about getting them fit and knowing who to pick for which game.