Ben Stokes is man of the match, naturally. He's trying to bring Dom Sibley with him. What a man.

Yes. Yes you are.

South Africa captain Faf du Plessis: "What an advertisement for Test cricket. It's sad to to be on the losing side. All I asked for was a team effort and we fought hard. There has to a winner. Credit to England, they had a little bit more in the tank than we had.

"In big series like these you want two teams to bash it out for five days. The next Test will be exciting.

"What pleases me is that we have found someone who is really good at the top of the order in Pieter Malan. He stepped in and played a great innings.

"From a batting point of view, we're not where we need to be yet."

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on The Cricket Social

Stokes has all of the strings to his bow. He has always got some way of being at the forefront of the game. The 72 runs he scored yesterday from 47 balls gave England the extra half an hour they needed today.

England's Zak Crawley on Sky Sports: "This was unbelievable - the best game of cricket I've ever played in."

On the England fans: "All five days they were amazing - they didn't stop singing, especially in that middle session. It was almost like a home game for us."

On Ben Stokes: "He's bowling so fast at the end. It was definitely quicker than it said on the speedo - we were standing close. He does it time and time again - he's an asolute superstar."

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Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician on The Cricket Social

De Kock's shot was the type that people get expelled from school for.

South Africa's Quinton de Kock on Sky Sports: "The boys fought really hard. They kept fighting the whole way - congrats to them. We tried to push them. Unfortunately we fell a little bit short."

"It was quite disappointing. Me and Rassie had a good partnership going - we just needed to bat an hour or two I ended up smoking it straight to the fielder."

England's Stuart Broad on Sky Sports: "It's very special. It's been an incredible Test match. We had to work hard. It was incredibly disciplined from South Africa throughout the day, but we kept saying, one bit of magic, one breakthrough and we can apply some pressure.

"On pitches like that you need abit of luck, and you need a hell of a lot of character and skill."

On the pitch: "We walked off after day three and we throught it might struggle to go into day five. It slowed down a lot and we had to get more creative. Stokes' ininngs yesterday gave us more overs at South Africa - and we needed them."

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician on The Cricket Social

England have taken 19 catches in match. It is only the fourth time in the history of Test cricket a team has taken 19 catches.

16 those catches were by fielders not including the wicketkeeper and it is only the fifth time in Tests that 16 or more catches have been taken by fielders other than the wicketkeeper.

England's Dom Sibley, who made 133 not out in the second ininngs, on Sky Sports: "Amazing win. Amazing atmosphere as well - it felt like a home game at the end.

"We were a bit flat but things changed quickly. Stokesey turned it on and produced a hell of a spell.

"I've lost two and drawn one so it's nice to get a win on the board. To do it in that manner was amazing. It's nice get the win and nice to have contributed. An amazing feeling and hopefully it continues."

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on The Cricket Social

What a great Test match. What a finish. The crowd was fantastic.

The third Test doesn't start until next Thursday. I'm not sure I can wait that long.

I've just seen a replay of the Philander wicket. It was an absolute brute of a delivery, one that spat and took the glove. After lying dormant for three days, the Cape Town Crack had the final say.

Rumours are the Crack will be out celebrating with the England fans tonight.

Lovely scenes. At the end of his final Test on his home ground, Vernon Philander is doing a lap of honour. The England fans are giving him a good ovation, too.

Jack Johnston: Let's just make it Sir Ben Stokes now and save some time.

Evil Elvis: Can we just make Stokes supreme ruler of the universe?

Paders: Ben Stokes is better at cricket that Virat Kohli and I'll fight anyone who says different.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent in Cape Town

We all know England's record away from home. They have only won five matches in the last 23. Their record is awful. This wins gets Root moving and Silverwood moving.

That is a big moment for England.

Can you believe what the England cricket team put us through on a regular basis?

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