South Africa slip to 88-6
Three wickets for Wood
Wood strikes with final ball of day
De Kock 32*, Elgar 26, Malan 15
England 400: Root 59, Pope 56
Broad 43 (28), Wood 35* (39)
Last-wicket stand of 82 off 50 balls
Nortje 5-110 - maiden five-wicket haul
Fourth Test, day two, Johannesburg
England lead 2-1 in four-Test series
What does Jos Buttler need to do in the second innings to retain his place in the side? Will a half-century be enough?
The more we watch Chris Woakes in this innings, the more we wonder why he didn't come in ahead of Sam Curran. Nortje doesn't quite get his line right and the Birmingham-born man clips him off the pads for four.
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Goodbye Jos, thanks for the memories.
Paul, Birmingham
Philander bowls on the toes of Woakes, a leg-stump line, should really have been dispatched through mid-wicket but the England all-rounder misses out.
Broad and co on the England dressing room balcony have a bit of a glum look to them as Wood edges just short of Faf du Plessis at third slip.
#bbccricket
Russell Moore: I'm sorry but that is despicable Test match batting from Buttler. He has to go. What happened to Ben Foakes? Surely he's a much better option for the 5-day game?
H J Davies: I think Jos Buttler needs some time out of the team.
Phil McMenemy: What, exactly, does Buttler offer? Flat track bully, average 'keeper.....any advance?
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent in Johannesburg
What has he done? Buttler has played a horrible swipe. That is a really sorrowful shot. It was a fine catch by Elgar. That will only increase speculation about Buttler's place in the side.
Image source, GettWatching that replay of Buttler's dismissal, it wasn't pretty.
Mind you, it was a brilliant catch from Elgar, he called it straight away and committed as he ran sidewards.
Mark Wood the new man in. 400 is looking improbable now.
Paul Farbrace
Ex-England assistant coach on The Cricket Social
I'm not disappointed in his choice of shot, but he hasn't executed. The risk of doing that is when you get out it looks horrendous. I'd rather he got out in that way than being cautious and nicking one behind.
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Buttler c Elgar b Philander 20 (Eng 309-8)
That's not one Jos Buttler will want to see again.
He advances down the wicket looking to attack Philander, but the ball loops high in the air and it's taken well by Elgar over his shoulder in the covers.
It really wasn't the smartest shot selection from Buttler. Does he now just have one more innings to save his Test career?
Image source, Getty ImagesPaul Farbrace
Ex-England assistant coach on The Cricket Social
The only thing stopping England from getting to 400 is someone not getting a century. Three or four have got in, then got out. These two can still take them to 400, which would be a good score on this series.
I mean, Freddie is a host of Top Gear, surely we can get him some better wheels?
Anrich Nortje has been the real deal so far today, bowling quick and with some aggression. Woakes resists the temptation to play at one outside his off stump but then looks a bit awkward as he tries to flick off his hip but fails to connect.
He does play the final ball nicely, though, clipping it through midwicket for a boundary.
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Freddie Flintoff should deliver it between his teeth riding a kiddy's tricycle.
Craig, Sleaford
Buttler 18, Woakes 20
Vernon Philander, playing his final Test, starts after lunch with this new-ish ball and bowls full to Buttler, who manages to squirt one down to deep point for a couple.
This partnership between Buttler and Woakes is now worth 34.
A bit like those T-shirt cannons you get at T20 Blast games.
Anyway, we're nearly ready for play to resume at The Wanderers.
Can Woakes and Buttler build on this England first innings?
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How about it is fired from a cannon from the square leg boundary?
Baz in Bedford
England are finally off the mark in the Under-19 World Cup. They have just thrashed Nigeria by eight wickets in their final group game, bowling the minnows out for 58 and chasing a meagre target in only 11 overs.
Beaten by West Indies and Australia in their opening two matches, England can no longer win the World Cup but they go into the plate chase to decide which teams finish between ninth and 16th.
Here's the scorecard from today's game in Kimberley. George Hill and Hamidullah Qadri took four wickets apiece for England before Sam Young completed the job with an unbeaten 39.
Image source, Getty ImagesDoes Aggers have a say in this?
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Why not have Aggers zip wire down from the commentary box with the new ball?
Mike from Cornwall
A reminder that there is a slight change to session times after this morning's rain.
Play will restart after lunch at 11:25 GMT.
The afternoon session will go on until 13:40.
The final session of the day takes place between 14:00-16:00, with 30 extra minutes to bowl remaining overs, weather/bad light permitting.
Adam Mountford
BBC Test Match Special in Johannesburg
Lunch in Johannesburg and spectators are again being encouraged to cook their own braai. Barbecues are provided for the crowd here at the Wanderers who can either bring their own food or buy it raw here.
Image source, BBC SportAnd the square leg umpire then whacks the mole with a giant plastic hammer once the new ball is collected.