Summary

  • England dismiss South Africa for 83 in 118-run win

  • Chasing 202 in 29 overs after rain, Proteas reduced to 6-4 in brilliant new-ball spell

  • Topley has Malan caught mid-on & Van der Dussen taken down the leg side in third over

  • De Kock chips leading edge to extra cover in fourth before Buttler brilliantly runs out Markram for duck

  • Curran then bowls Miller for 12, Klaasen (33) stumped off Moeen and Radhid bowls Maharaj (1)

  • England dismissed for 201 in final over

  • Curran hits 35 and Livingstone 38 to boost England from 101-6

  • Pretorius 4-36, Shamsi 2-39

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Live Reporting

Sam Drury

  1. Here's how Jason Roy fell...

    He's having a difficult summer.

  2. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    You can see how fast Nortje is bowling because Malan, the first slip, is only just inside the circle.

  3. Eng 35-1

    A tidy over from Anrich Nortje but there is some good running from Jonny Bairstow and Phil Salt twice get back for a couple.

    There are both rapid. They could run South Africa ragged if they get going in the next few overs.

  4. Saqib Mahmood
    England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    That is exactly where Ngidi wants to be but Salt must be in some touch to be playing that on top of the bounce to mid-off.

  5. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    That is absolutely Jonny Bairstow's strong suit - square through the off-side. Terrific shot.

  6. Eng 30-1

    Width and length from Lungi Ngidi and Jonny Bairstow back-foot punches through the covers for a glorious four.

    He and Phil Salt then exchange singles before Bairstow is beaten by a brilliant in-swinger from Ngidi. That only just went over leg stump.

    Ngidi puts his hands on his head.

  7. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    I think Salt, who pulled off a terrific dive - you can still see the skid marks across the turf - was in. Yes, he was, and it was a confident shot.

  8. Eng 24-1

    Eeeek!

    That is close.

    Phil Salt sets off a quick single after driving to mid-off. A direct hit may have him in trouble, but an excellent full-length dive sees him make his ground.

    He's got a big opportunity here, replacing Ben Stokes, on his home ground.

  9. It was fun while it lasted...

  10. Saqib Mahmood
    England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    It came off the bottom of his bat and it just twisted in his hand there. He had been hitting it quite well.

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  11. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    Roy is walking off looking at his bat. It wasn't out of the middle and it did sound a bit clunky.

  12. wicket

    WICKET

    Roy c Pretorius b Nortje 14 (Eng 22-1)

    Ah!

    Jason Roy looks to go again and charges at Anrich Nortje.

    He tries to whip through mid-wicket but it comes off the bottom of the bat and straight to Dwaine Pretorius.

    That makes the start a bit more even.

  13. Saqib Mahmood
    England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    Nortje has banged it in short and Roy has just used the pace. I wonder if South Africa have got carried away with the bounce a bit.

  14. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    England are off to a flyer.

  15. Eng 22-0

    Four more.

    Anrich Nortje goes short and Jason Roy just paddle-pulls to the square leg boundary.

    You can't bowl there either, Anrich.

  16. Eng 18-0

    Anrich Nortje is on and straight up to 92mph.

    He gives Jason Roy some width and it's cracked away to the point boundary.

    Don't bowl there, Anrich.

  17. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    I'm not sure he was aiming to get the ball quite that fine but it wasn't a good ball. It was short and wide, and Bairstow could have put it wherever he wanted. Poor ball and the result is four runs.

  18. Eng 14-0

    As is often the case in white-ball cricket the final ball ruins the over.

    Lungi Ngidi offers Jonny Bairstow some width and the England opener slashes it over the slips for four.

    Decent start for England this.

  19. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    Ngidi is no slouch, he's got some pace and Roy signals to Bairstow that that one climbed a fair bit.

  20. Eng 9-0

    Jonny Bairstow gets a rather large edge off Lungi Ngidi, but it is well wide of slip and away down to third for a single.

    Jason Roy comes down the pitch at the next two balls and has a massive swipe. The England opener is indicating there's a little bit of bounce there.