England dismissed for 149 as tourists win by innings and 12 runs
First defeat of Ben Stokes-Brendon McCullum era
Nortje removes Bairstow (18), Lees (35) & Foakes (0) in thrilling spell of fast bowling
Root (6) edges Ngidi to slip, spinner Maharaj has Crawley (13) & Pope (5) lbw
SA add 37 in first session before being dismissed for 326
Broad takes two wickets and stunning leaping catch
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First Test, day three, Lord's
The other thing that might help England first up this morning is that it looks as though there is a bit of cloud cover.
Best case scenario for the home side is that sticks around just long enough for them to take the three wickets they need to wrap up the South Africa innings, and then the sun comes out...
England will be hoping the game moves on pretty quickly this morning and that they are batting again soon.
They should be helped by the second new ball, which is available after just three overs today.
Then it'll be over to Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad to do their thing...
Image source, Getty ImagesGood news after rain wiped out nearly two sessions on day one...
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While South Africa are clearly in a dominant position, this England side have made a habit of not knowing when they're beaten.
It is no surprise then that they still insist they can win this match, albeit Stuart Broad acknowledged last night that today is a "must-win" day for England.
He added: "We feel really positive in the changing room that we have got ourselves back in the game."
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South Africa were in control for much of it but in one quick burst after tea, England did enough to ensure that all hope is not lost - yet...
We're all set for another crucial day three at Lord's and, not for the first time this summer, England find themselves up against it.
Ben Stokes led something of a fightback yesterday evening but a late flurry from Keshav Maharaj and Marco Jansen took South Africa to 289-7 at stumps, giving them a commanding lead of 124.
It is going to take something special for England to maintain this 100% winning record in Tests this summer but then that is what they are all about in this bold new era...
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