Postpublished at 19:41 British Summer Time 27 July 2022
Time for another spinner - all-rounder Tristan Stubbs.
Great name.
SA 193-8: Stubbs 72 (28), Hendricks 57 (33); Gleeson 3-51
Eng 234-6: Bairstow 90 (53), Moeen 52 (18); Ngidi 5-39
Bairstow hits 90 to continue sublime summer
Moeen bashes fifty off 16 balls - England's fastest fifty in T20s
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First T20, Bristol
Tom Mallows and Matthew Henry
Time for another spinner - all-rounder Tristan Stubbs.
Great name.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Two
Jonny Bairstow has just bullied this South Africa attack, especially the spinners.
Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Two
The summer of Bairstow continues. The crowd are loving it.
Back in the T20 team, back in the runs. Fifty for Jonny Bairstow from 36 balls.
Short. Swiped for four again by Moeen...
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Two
Great catch in the crowd. South Africa need someone like him at the minute.
Caught in the crowd! Another six to Moeen.
Here's another wide, this time from seamer Phehlukwayo. Keeper Quinton de Kock spills it for a bye too.
Not good.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Two
So predicable for Shamsi. It is too short, not much spin and Jonny Bairstow is just ready for it.
Tabraiz Shamsi will not want to return to Bristol any time soon.
He lobs down another track-tracker which Bairstow needs little invitation to pump for six.
14 from the over including two wides.
Bairstow chews furiously on his gum as he first leaves the ball for a wide and secondly jogs back for a second after a misfield.
South Africa have done some very good things but also thrown in some average stuff too.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Two
This could be a key part of the game here. Moeen Ali can really go after spin and Tabraiz Shamsi has not had the best of games so far.
Left-arm wrist spinner Tabraiz Shamsi returns looking to improve his figures which currently stand at 0-35 from two.
There are those fluid hands... Moeen exquisitely pulls the ball from in front of his eyes for his first boundary. Eight from the over.
Colin Ingram
Former South Africa batter on BBC Two
As a fellow left-hander I love watching Moeen Ali bat. He has such fluid hands, finds the gaps and has the power if he needs to go long.
England have sent Moeen Ali out at number five, on the ground he scored his last hundred for England.
A single to Bairstow brings him onto strike.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Two
As a bowler there is nothing better than getting your own back after being hit for a big six.
Malan c De Kock b Phehlukwayo 43 (Eng 112-3)
But Malan is out now! England's number three tries to force seamer Andile Phehlukwayo off the back foot but ends up getting a thick edge through to wicketkeeper De Kock.
Malan departs for a breezy 43 from 23 balls.
That's four too - creamed over extra cover by Malan.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Two
That's why he was number one in the world. Absolutely magnificent. An amazing connection.