Bairstow (38) & Crawley (17) guide England to stumps
Pair share 68-run stand from 43-3
Pope (23) & Root (9) fell in quick succession
SA dismissed for 151 after opting to bat
Anderson takes 3-32 & Broad 3-37
Day one of second Test at Emirates Old Trafford
Vernon Philander
Former South Africa fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Stuart Broad has been really good this morning, running in and asking the right questions. Just a bit of extra bounce and Keegan Petersen was hanging his bat out a bit.
Petersen c Root b Broad 21 (SA 41-3)
You called it, Ben. The diminutive Keegan Petersen is undone by an expert piece of fast bowling from Stuart Broad.
A rasping delivery on a length from Broad which angles in then straightens up and Petersen is squared up. He has to play... and edges to the hands of Joe Root at first slip, who safely pouches the catch into his midriff.
Broad is pumped.
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Ben: Well overdue a silly Broad spell… Ominous signs so far.
Vernon Philander
Former South Africa fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special
These are really good lines from Robinson. He probably just wants to go a little bit fuller because he's allowing Markram to leave on length at the moment.
Good control from Ollie Robinson. That's probably why he got the nod over Matthew Potts for this Test you sense.
The final ball of his latest over squares up Aiden Markram as it nips past his defence. He's unfortunate to have been wicketless so far.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Emirates Old Trafford
Keep an eye out for England players supporting Stonewall's Rainbow Laces campaign during this Test. The rainbow colours are also splashed across the Old Trafford scoreboard and at the base of the stumps.
Image source, Getty ImagesOllie Robinson continues for his seventh over after drinks. He's capable of long-ish spells.
Aiden Markram is the new batter.
Milk no sugar for me, ta.
England's hour. Quick bit of liquid refreshment.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Elgar was reprieved earlier but it hasn't cost England. It just left Elgar a touch and Bairstow dives and takes it two-handed. Both openers are now out.
Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That's a key wicket. Broad kind of got inside his head. Two big appeals, both going down leg but creating a bit of unease for Elgar.
Elgar c Bairstow b Broad 12 (SA 35-2)
Stuart Broad gets his break.
A thick edge from Dean Elgar's bat to a Broad delivery on a length and Jonny Bairstow takes the catch at third slip.
Good stuff from Bairstow who gets down low to his right to take it one-handed.
Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
No, it's going down leg. Foakes is getting better. He wasn't that enthusiastic but Broad was.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
I'm always certain this is not out but Broad is convinced. The England fielders are trying to avoid his gaze.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Emirates Old Trafford
Broad asking for a review is like the one person looking for support to kick-on when the pub says it's last orders. "One more drink? Come on, I know a place. Anyone coming with me?"
Stuart Broad wants a review klaxon.
His second ball to Dean Elgar strikes him high on the pad.
Ben Stokes is not interested.
Broad's fourth ball then hits Elgar a bit lower.
Stokes denies him again.
Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Robinson has bowled better than his figures suggest. He's beaten the bat a number of times but that might be him done for now.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Jonny Bairstow very much looks to me like a policeman chasing someone who has stolen an apple in 1950s London. It is a marvelously intense run.
Keegan Petersen cuts Ollie Robinson's fourth ball appreciably through point for four. That was easy on the eye. Jonny Bairstow sets off in hot pursuit, but his despairing dive on the boundary is in vain. He gets a hand on it, scoops it back, but the ball dribbles to the boundary sponge.
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Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Dean Elgar has looked a bit fidgety this morning, playing at balls and not getting his bat on much. Very contrasting styles these two. You could watch Keegan Petersen bat all day. You might have to watch Elgar bat all day.