"Cloudy with showers or longer spells of rain," doesn't sound too great to me folks.

Still, it's dry right now at Headingley so we should be able to start without delay.

England: Jason Roy, Jonny Bairstow, Phil Salt, Joe Root, Jos Buttler, Liam Livingstone, Moeen Ali, Sam Curran, David Willey, Adil Rashid, Reece Topley.

South Africa: Janneman Malan, Quinton de Kock, Rassie van der Dussen, Aiden Markram, Heinrich Klaasen, David Miller, Dwaine Pretorius, Keshav Maharaj, Anrich Nortje, Lungi Ngidi, Tabraiz Shamsi.

All about Steve: Jos Buttler just needs to walk out, look at this opposite number and ask "what would you like to do?".

England captain Jos Buttler: "It [bowl first] is what we would have done. We were a bit 50-50. If it is going to do a bit it will do it early.

"We have been striving for a more complete performance. Batting has been our strength for while so we are not too worried about it."

South Africa captain Keshav Maharaj: "It looks a bit dry so with the make up of our team we want to utilise the conditions in the second innings. But having said that, it looks a good surface nonetheless.

"As a batting unit we have done well in the last year or so, we were bound to have an off game, but hopefully we can bounce back today and get some runs on the board.

"We've gone with the same team. We've just got to follow our processes and keep it simple."

Jos Buttler says England are unchanged at the toss. He also says England would have bowled first.

Full quotes coming up.

Keshav Maharaj calls tails and decides to bat very quickly. Not an ounce of hesitation.

Last time out a thrilling bowling performance helped England level the one-day international series against South Africa with an emphatic 118-run win in a rain-affected game at Emirates Old Trafford.

Defending 201 in 29 overs, a devastating new-ball burst reduced South Africa to 6-4 inside four overs before they were eventually bowled out for 83.

Reece Topley took two wickets in the third before David Willey dismissed Quinton de Kock to start the fourth and Jos Buttler's sensational fielding ran out Aiden Markram before he had faced a ball.

Sam Curran bowled David Miller before England's spin duo of Adil Rashid (3-29) and Moeen Ali (2-22) combined to bowl South Africa out in just 20.4 overs.

Ben Stokes' final one-day international ended in another England defeat as South Africa won a sweltering series opener in Chester-le-Street by 62 runs.

The world champions were first worn down in the oppressive heat by Rassie van der Dussen's fine 134.

He combined with Aiden Markram, who hit 77 off 61 balls, in a controlled stand of 151, the backbone of the tourists' 333-5.

England reached 102-0 in response but lost their way against the Proteas spinners as the baked pitch tired.

Stokes, who announced that this series' opener on his home ground would be his last 50-over international, was out lbw for five.

Joe Root made 86 from 77 balls but was bowled trying to hit out as the run-rate increased out of control.

After Root fell the final three wickets quickly followed and England were bowled out for 271 in 46.5 overs.

Let's not mess about then.

England's ODI series with South Africa is level at 1-1. It's a winner-takes-all match in Yorkshire.