SA 127-5published at 18 overs
Fifteen runs from the over, and I daresay South Africa are going to need two more like it to post a competitive score.
England chase 147 to win series
Tourists win with one ball to spare
Malan 55 (40), Morgan 26* (17)
Left-arm spinner Shamsi 3-19
SA 146-6: De Kock 30, Linde 29
Rashid 2-23, Archer 1-18
England 2-0 up in three-game series
Second T20, Paarl
Stephan Shemilt
Fifteen runs from the over, and I daresay South Africa are going to need two more like it to post a competitive score.
Hello!
Another stonking swing of the bat from George Linde and Tom Curran watches his penultimate delivery get flayed over mid-wicket for six.
That's a horrible wide from Tom Curran, missing those little red guidelines by a mile. Let's try that one again.
Well that's a bit more like it! George Linde throws the kitchen sink at a wide, full delivery from Tom Curran and finally picks up a boundary.
I'm genuinely quite touched by that last message.
Here's Tom Curran.
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My one and only appearance on the live text resulted in a lap around the office high fiving everyone. I borderline dine out on that story!
Nick P-C
South Africa haven't hit a boundary off the bat since the tenth over. Tenth!
A testament to how good England's bowling is and how adept they are in stifling the run rate, but also how much this Proteas team is sorely lacking in batting depth.
Jofra Archer will bowl his final over.
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I was decorating the living room of my house in Greenville, South Carolina. Pretty sure noone else in my neighbourhood had any idea of the events taking place at the Gabba!
Rob, Rugeley
A good yorker from Chris Jordan is dealt with equally well by George Linde, who whams his bat down to keep his toes from harm.
Six runs from the over. I'm no expert, but hitting the ball straight at the fielders isn't going too well for South Africa.
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I usually find mentioning the fact that I either have a sermon to prep and deliver during a particularly tense period of England playing, or having to finish a Sunday service early to get back home to catch up with the live reporting (as in today's case!) usually does the trick!
Rev. Sam, from an empty church building in Edinburgh
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
England could close this down. South Africa have been limp today. Tom Curran has bowled better than the other night. There isn't much batting to come.
Run-rate 6.80
An lbw appeal from the returning Jofra Archer is ignored by everybody - sliding down the leg side, by the looks of things - and another quiet over ticks by for South Africa. It's singles or bust at the minute.
Has anyone ever texted in to a TV show? I'm sure when I was a teenager I texted one of those TV psychics to tell me my future. Funnily enough, writing a cricket live text wasn't one of the things she saw panning out for me.
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Anyone else remember when you could text in to Question Time on BBC1?
Stuart, Devon
New man George Linde gets off the mark with a whipped couple of runs.
Klaasen c Stokes b T Curran 7 (SA 95-5)
Ah.
As simple a dismissal as you could hope to see. Pace off from Tom Curran and Henrich Klaasen leans back and leathers the ball straight into the waiting hands of Ben Stokes at mid-wicket.
Singles, singles, singles...
Tom Curran, who saw his first over get dispatched for 11, is returning.
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Sam Quigley: Re 13.05 I usually find that something about Darren Stevens does the trick.
Adil Rashid, into his final over, drifts a delivery down the leg side and watches it go trickling away for four wides.
South Africa seem content to milk the singles from this latest over, and with one final push from Henrich Klaasen, Rashid's work for the day is done. He finishes with 2-23 from his four overs.