Get Involvedpublished at 08:04 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
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andyb86101: Sam Curran and Tom Banton?
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
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 08:04 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
SA 0-0published at 1 over
Another peach of a delivery slides past the outside edge.
An excellent first over from Tom Curran - a maiden.
SA 0-0published at 0.3 overs
Hello. Tom Curran sends down two jaffas in a row, beating the outside edge of Quinton de Kock, who played at both.
It's nipping around - Chris Woakes, left out today, would have fancied this.
SA 0-0published at 0.1 overs
Tom Curran to Quinton de Kock first up.
Angled across and the Proteas captain leaves it alone.
Postpublished at 08:00 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
Sam Curran is correct.
Dom Bess is incorrect.
Keep guessing.
The players are out in the middle, here we go...
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SCFCTom1: Re u19 World Cup players - Sam Curran and Dom Bess?
Postpublished at 07:56 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
One of the answers is an England regular, the other is a tougher one to get.
Answers on a postcard.
Actually a tweet or text would be better - #bbccricket or text 81111 (UK only).
Postpublished at 07:52 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
Tim Peach
BBC Radio 5 Live in JohannesburgFour years ago, Saqib Mahmood was part of the England U19 World Cup squad in Bangladesh. Two others from that squad have gone on to play for England. Who are they?
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Bit of trivia to get you started on Sunday morning...
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BBC Radio 5 Live in JohannesburgAround the ground, people in various shades of pink are already gathering. Pink hats and shirts are being sold on the streets outside the ground.
Teamspublished at 07:43 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
The hosts make one change with seamer Lungi Ngidi coming back in for spinner Bjorn Fortuin.
South Africa XI: Quinton de Kock, Reeza Hendricks, Temba Bavuma, Rassie van der Dussen, Jon-Jon Smuts, David Miller, Andile Phehlukwayo, Beuran Hendricks, Lungi Ngidi, Lutho Sipamla, Tabraiz Shamsi.
Moeen Ali returns for his first England game since the first Ashes Test in August, Adil Rashid makes his 100th ODI appearance and Saqib Mahmood makes his ODI debut.
England XI: Jason Roy, Jonny Bairstow, Joe Root, Eoin Morgan, Joe Denly, Tom Banton, Moeen Ali, Tom Curran, Adil Rashid, Chris Jordan, Saqib Mahmood.
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South Africa captain Quinton de Kock: "I'd have preferred to bowl first. It is a bit cloudy and a fresh wicket but we will have to come out and deal with what we have.
"It will be good wicket. I don't think it is going to change over the course of the whole day. We will have to bat well and defend it.
"It is always a great occasion coming out in pink. It is a good initiative. Hopefully the weather stays away and we can have a good game of cricket."
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England captain Eoin Morgan: "The conditions make it a nice place to chase. There's a short boundary to one side and in our experience it is hard to break partnerships. It's an opportunity for Saqib Mahmood today, who will share the new ball with Sam Curran. He impressed us in the T20s he played in New Zealand. It's been a stop-start series for us so far, so hopefully we can play some good cricket today."
Postpublished at 07:35 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
England have made three changes in total - Moeen Ali, Adil Rashid and Saqib Mahmood come in for Chris Woakes, Sam Curran and Matt Parkinson.
Good to see Moeen back in international cricket.
England win the toss and bowl firstpublished at 07:33 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
BreakingEoin Morgan wants to chase.
Postpublished at 07:29 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
South Africa will mark its annual Pink Day during the third ODI to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer.
The hosts will play in a pink kit and England are playing in a one-off kit with a dash of pink across the shoulders and on the sleeve cuff.
Image source, New BalanceEngland women miss tri-series finalpublished at 07:26 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
While you were sleeping in the UK, England's women were knocked out of the women's Twenty20 tri-series after losing to Australia by 16 runs in the final group game at Melbourne's Junction Oval.
The hosts posted a below-par 132-7 from 20 overs as spinners Sarah Glenn and Sophie Ecclestone excelled.
But England batted poorly and fell eight runs short of the 124 they needed to pip India to a place in the final on net run-rate.
England would have met India in the final had they won, but defeat meant all three sides finished level on points, with Australia and India going through.
You can read more from Mark Mitchener's report here and listen to a full match replay on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra from 08:00 GMT.
Image source, Getty ImagesMahmood to make debutpublished at 07:23 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
A bit of early England team news - there looks to be at least two changes to the starting XI because Adil Rashid has been presented with his 100th ODI cap by Moeen Ali and Saqib Mahmood has received his debut ODI cap.
The toss and full team news to come at 07:30 GMT.
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End of twitter postWelcomepublished at 07:20 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2020
Hello and welcome to live coverage of the third and final ODI between England and South Africa in Johannesburg.
The good news is the forecast looks to have cleared up compared to what it was a couple of days ago.
The Proteas are 1-0 up in the series after a seven-wicket win in the first ODI and the second ODI was abandonded because of rain.
Can the world champions win this one and salvage a tie? Or will the hosts complete a confidence-boosting series win?