Summary

  • SA chasing Test record 438 to win

  • Debutant Malan 63*, Maharaj 2*

  • Elgar 34 - Denly's first Test wicket

  • Hamza 18 - Anderson strikes late

  • England 391-8 dec

  • Sibley 133* - maiden Test century

  • Stokes 72 off 47 balls

  • SA lead 1-0 in four-Test series

  • Second Test, day four, Cape Town

Live Reporting

Stephan Shemilt and Jack Skelton

  1. Lunch - Eng 375-7

    Lead by 421

    Stoked by Ben, England Dom-inate the morning.

    South Africa have been flattened.

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    Ned Holmes: Vince Vaughn was born to play Dom Sibley in a biopic.

  3. Eng 375-7

    When Dwaine Pretorius gets one to spit at Sam Curran, the camera pans to the England dressing room, where Stuart Broad and James Anderson are in hysterics.

    "Yes, we've got a lead of 400 and we get to bowl on this pitch. This nearly never happens."

    Broad is padded up. Jimmy hasn't even bothered with his whites.

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    Arup Ghose: Well done England's selectors. You finally got it right! Sibley deserved his chance and has shown exactly why he scored so many runs in red-ball cricket. Fantastic! Along with Burns, England's openers are set.

  5. Eng 368-7

    Lunch is hurtling towards us, but that doesn't stop the boundary being peppered. Sam Curran is the latest purveyor of South African pain, driving through extra cover for four. I'm just trying to work out if Keshav Maharaj has bowled unchanged all morning. He has 1-147 from 40. Wounded.

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  7. Eng 362-7

    They all count. A Nortje bouncer climbs over both Curran and the outstretched hand of Quinton de Kock. Four byes. Harsh on the keeper.

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  9. Eng 357-7

    The shot-players keep coming, don't they? Sam Curran.

    Dom Sibley could carry his bat here.

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    BBC cricket correspondent in Cape Town

    Not much celebration from South Africa unsurprisingly. They have been put to the sword this morning. England have moved this game on. I imagine the declaration will come some time after lunch.

  11. wicket

    WICKET

    Buttler c De Kock b Nortje 23 (Eng 356-7)

    Selfless from Jos Buttler, who falls on his sword trying to push the score along.

    It's his trademark scoop shot, but the only thing he gets on it is enough willow/glove to get the ball to keeper Quinton de Kock.

  12. Eng 356-6

    There is more than one way to skin a cat (though you shouldn't skin cats).

    While Buttler biffs, Sibley deftly turns Maharaj off his pads for four. It looks the same in the book as the one-bounce four over extra covers.

    Meanwhile, in the Big Bash Tom Banton has just hit five sixes in a row for a 16-ball fifty.

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    Ash: Dad’s been at the first three days of the Test, the first day he doesn’t go Stokes tees off and Sibley tons up poor man.

  14. Eng 352-6

    Lead by 398

    What do South Africa do here? They might need to put a fielder on top of Table Mountain. The Barmy Army are more likely to stop the ball than then men inside the rope. There's just under 20 minutes to go before lunch. How many might England have by then?

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    Garethjbarnes73: John Higgins did you accidentally knock Sibley's button.

  16. 6 runs

    Eng 344-6

    Another maximum! Buttler, possibly even with his eyes closed, hooks Nortje over long leg for six more.

    It's been carnage this morning.

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  18. Eng 338-6

    Now we're talking. In my all-time top five albums. Possibly even top one. It's 25 years old in 2020. Older than half the England team

    "Move, move quick..."

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    David Beckett: Ben Stokes this morning.

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  20. 6 runs

    Eng 334-6

    Dom Sibley! Down on one knee, slog-sweeping Maharaj over cow corner for a maximum.

    Do not adjust your set....