It looks like England will finally win a game at the Under-19 World Cup. They should, after bowling Nigeria out for a paltry 58 in Kimberley, South Africa.

George Hill took 4-12 off 7.5 overs and Hamidullah Qadri (below) 4-24 off seven.

England can no longer win the competition after losing their opening two games against West Indies and Australia, but they are heading into the plate competition to decide which teams finish ninth to 16th.

Follow England's chase here.

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How many wickets do you need for it to be classed as a collapse? Are three enough?

Frank Jaeger: I know the ‘c’ word hasn’t been said yet today but always give England time and the collapse will show itself.

Can someone keep Matt away from the TV? I'm sure you must have some chores to do.

There are two overs to go until the new ball.

Matt Taylor: I have only been able to catch about an hour's play of this Test so far. I have still managed to see all 7 wickets.

Faf du Plessis will not be impressed with this start from Hendricks. Full, floaty and punished by Woakes with a drive down the ground. It was an eight over spell from Nortje so it's no wonder he's out of puff. Woakes will be relieved the pace has dropped.

Nortje's impressive spell is done. Can Beuran Hendricks back him up?

The pace is significantly slower from Dwaine Pretorius' end but he has been doing a decent job of keeping things quiet. Jos Buttler flicks fine off his pads for four to release a little bit of the pressure.

Paul Farbrace
Ex-England assistant coach on The Cricket Social

It's amazing how quiet it goes in a dressing room when you lose a couple of wickets.

You just have conversations and try to say the right thing to players.

But with Buttler and Woakes at the crease, they have two steady characters who will be looking to score runs for different reasons.

To Jos Buttler's credit he very rarely looks rattled. England need him to add a few.

Men: Joe Root is not the messiah,he’s a very Nortje boy. In honour of the great Terry Jones.

This is quick from Nortje and the old ball is moving in the air. Chris Woakes catches wafty-drivey-itus but gets away with it.

Daniel Norcross
The Cricket Social

That was a woeful hat-trick ball. It was on the middle of seventh stump.

Test cricket is great isn't it?

There's no hat-trick for Anrich Nortje as Chris Woakes realises you are allowed to leave a wide ball first up.

Here's the hat-trick ball. The Bullring is buzzing for the first time in this match. Woakes on strike for the first time...

Paul Farbrace
Ex-England assistant coach on The Cricket Social

The reason these wickets fall in clusters on this surface is the bounce of the ball. The tough thing is to get yourself in and not be tempted to play the ball. It's about adjusting to the bounce.

No-one has the ability to bring you back down to earth like England. Nortje has three wickets in 18 balls plus a drop.

England were 66-0 in a the first hour before drinks. After the break they have lost 3-11 in five overs. 258-4 to 269-7.

After a scramble for his kit, Chris Woakes makes his way to the middle. Anrich Nortje will be on a hat-trick at the start of his next over.

England have lost 3-11. This has been a brilliant spell from Nortje.

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Daniel Norcross
The Cricket Social

It was a horrible shot, it was angled across him and he's thrown his hands at it. No foot movement whatsoever to his first ball, a bit wild and reckless.