Close - England 154-7, lead by 36
Pope hits fine 67 before he is caught behind off Rabada
Jansen removes Lees, Crawley, Root & Brook; Nortje has Stokes caught in slips
Robinson takes superb five-wicket haul, Broad claims four and Anderson one as South Africa bowled out for 118
Day one washed out and day two cancelled after death of Queen Elizabeth II
Today at the Test highlights on BBC Four at 19:00 BST
Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
When you look at the South African line up there is a lot of of inexperience but with England there is no Bairstow and the new boy Harry Brook, so there is the capacity for some collapses.
Another very good over from Ollie Robinson, who has barely strayed from his line and length this morning.
There is some cloud hovering over The Oval but the sun is just starting to break through.
The Oval observes minute's silence followed by national anthem
Ryan Rickelton is the new batter, who didn't play in the first two Tests.
But it doesn't look that way as he drives Anderson for the first boundary of the day with a drive through the covers.
Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That was a comfortable height, a nice catch by Foakes but you would expect him to catch it 99 times out of 100. A tentative prod, and a lovely edge.
Erwee c Foakes b Anderson 0 (SA 7-2)
Anderson gets England's second!
Another good length ball makes Sarel Erwee prod at it and the ball flies off the outside edge to Ben Foakes, who takes a good diving catch.
A brilliant start for England, with both openers out inside three overs.
What an over from Ollie Robinson. Keegan Petersen is in at three, and leaves his first ball that is inches away from his off stump.
Ben Stokes has five slips in now. Pressure on the South African batters already.
Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It was full length, came through the gate and I am not sure he got anything on it.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That feels like a real release of emotion with the sight of that stump coming out of the ground. That is a significant early blow so early in this game.
Elgar b Robinson 1 (SA 2-1)
Bowled him! A beauty from Ollie Robinson to get the first wicket of the day.
A full length delivery nips back sharply to beat Dean Elgar's defence and take off stump out the ground. There really wasn't much the batter could do about that one, and England are absolutely delighted.
He's only bowled four balls, but Robinson has looked in brilliant form.
Ollie Robinson finds some real swing from the other end, jagging a couple through Dean Elgar's defences to leave the slip cordon with their hands on their heads.
A lovely start.
Just the single from James Anderson's over, as he settles into his day's work with ease, as he pretty much always does.
It will be interesting how South Africa approach this innings, knowing that they've only got three days' play. England, as Ben Stokes implied pre-match, will be playing to force a result throughout.
Here are the amended playing hours for this Test...
11am to 1pm: First session.
1pm to 1:40pm: Lunch.
1:40 to 4:10pm: Second Session.
4:10pm to 4:30pm: Tea
4:30pm to 6:30pm/7pm Third Session
Time can be made up at the end of a day with play going until 7pm.
If time is lost on the day play can go on later.
Elgar gets South Africa's first run of the day, clipping one off his legs for a single.
The first ball is a good length, and left alone outside the off stump by Dean Elgar.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That was very, very moving indeed, the 20,000 crowd spontaneously joining in. And what a wonderful performance by Laura Wright.
Very emotional indeed.
Image source, Getty ImagesGod Save the King echoes around The Oval, followed by a round of applause, and the players make their way to the middle for play to begin.
James Anderson will take the first over.
The minute's silence is followed by a chime of the bell, and then the South African national anthem.
The Oval observes minute's silence followed by national anthem
A military guard of honour is now taking place on the outfield, followed by the two teams.
This will be followed by a minute's silence before the national anthems are played - although the crowd has already fallen completely silent.
All of the players are wearing black armbands.
'National anthem will be sung a little bit louder today' Stokes