SA 76-1published at 17 overs
De Kock 38, Bavuma 23
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First six of the match as Quinton de Kock picks it up early and flicks the ball powerfully over deep mid-wicket.
And that's time for drinks.
Summary
England win by two wickets despite losing four wickets for 20 runs
Denly (66) and Root (49) impress after Bairstow's fast start (43 off 23)
Miller's late hitting - 69 off 53 balls - helps South Africa post 256-7
Three wickets for Rashid in his 100th ODI
Rashid earlier denied wicket of Van der Dussen first ball because of technical issues
SA were given their review back because full technology wasn't available for previous delivery when Bavuma was lbw to Rashid
England won toss, final game of three-match series which SA lead 1-0
SA 76-1published at 17 overs
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 09:11 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
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Max Headroom: Pathetic from England. Bowlers are dominating and then Root comes along and hands them the game. Poor decisions... Why play Rashid if you’re going to bowl Root?
Jack Allum: This experiment with Root will not work by the looks of it. We’ve got proper spinners in the team. Give them a go...
SA 68-1published at 16 overs
I don't think bowling Joe Root is the right call here - it's allowing South Africa fairly easy runs from one end while Chris Jordan keeps it tight at the other.
Quinton de Kock picks up a dragged back delivery early to scythe it sweetly through third man for four.
That's eight from the over.
SA 60-1published at 15 overs
Chris Jordan has continued the fine work of the opening pace bowlers, bowling at good pace and with tight lines and lengths.
Just one from his third over.
Postpublished at 09:05 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
Tim Peach
BBC Radio 5 Live in JohannesburgThe commentary box at the Wanderers has to be one of the highest in world cricket.
SA 59-1published at 14 overs
Hmm. Joe Root will bowl bad balls - he over-pitches here and Temba Bavuma caresses it through the covers for four.
Vince helps Sixers to successpublished at 09:01 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
ICYMI, England's James Vince is a Big Bash winner after his Sydney Sixers franchise beat Melbourne Stars in Saturday's final. Vince scored 323 runs in 15 matches.
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End of twitter postSA 51-1published at 13 overs
De Kock 23, Bavuma 14
Chris Jordan puts his hands to his head as Quinton de Kock taps one off his pads. Would've been plumb if he'd missed it.
Miserly again from Jordan - just three from the over.
Postpublished at 08:57 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
Tim Peach
BBC Radio 5 Live in JohannesburgCrowd slowly filling up. Today started as an overcast day, but there's more and more blue sky overhead now.
SA 48-1published at 12 overs
Run rate 4.00
Root drags it back and De Kock doesn't miss those, cutting away through point for four.
SA 44-1published at 11.4 overs
Quinton de Kock has nicked Joe Root for four.
Where was the slip?!
Postpublished at 08:53 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
England do now turn to Joe Root, who bowled Quinton de Kock cheaply in the abandoned second ODI and also bowled him (for 107 granted) in the first ODI.
Postpublished at 08:52 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
The ball literally grazed the bail for Mahmood's maiden ODI wicket...
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Fine first over from Chris Jordan.
Temba Bavuma scrambles a quick single to rotate the strike and Jason Roy's throw missed the stumps. Quinton de Kock could've been in trouble with a direct hit there.
Postpublished at 08:49 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
And England continue with pace.
Chris Jordan replaces Tom Curran.
Postpublished at 08:48 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
Simon Mann
BBC Radio 5 Live in JohannesburgChange of tactics for England today. No Root in the powerplay, like they did at Cape Town and Durban. Why would you, when your pace bowlers have started impressively and there's that extra bounce in the pitch?
SA 36-1published at 10 overs
Saqib Mahmood continues to impress but sees the final ball of his fifth over punched back past him down the ground for four by Temba Bavuma.
Lovely shot.
But England will be very happy with those first 10 overs.
Postpublished at 08:46 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
Dan Lawrence loves pressure. He eats it for breakfast.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 08:46 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
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Pete Bancroft: Checking out the rest of England's 2016 U19 World Cup squad. Am I the only one who thinks Dan Lawrence has a touch of the Nicholas Cage about him?
Image source, Getty ImagesSA 30-1published at 9 overs
Tom Curran errs with a leg side wide and then strays onto leg stump again - Temba Bavuma isn't missing that and clips it crisply through mid-wicket for four to get off the mark.