Close: SA 55-3, trailing by 78 runs
Wong has Goodall caught behind before Wolvaardt slashes to gully after long rain delay
England declare on 417-8, leading by 133, after Sciver's 169*
One-off Test, day three, Taunton
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The England players go through some high leg kicks and twisty type movements on the outfield to try and shake themselves back into cricket mode.
And in the most typical British summer style, just as we're about to get playing again, the prospect of more rain is already being discussed.
Anya Shrubsole
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
South Africa will have to switch on pretty quickly but it is a period that England will be relishing.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
This is magnificent news.
There will be cricket!
13 overs to be bowled. That was a long wait.
The umpires have just been interviewed on the TV and confirm that they need to be back playing before 19:00 BST with the possibility of continuing until 19:30 BST. "The players' safety is paramount," was the overriding message from Sue Redfern.
All hope is not lost then.
Well, that's the first prediction I've got right for a while. Perhaps not the hardest thing to call given we've had approximately 15,709 inspections so far today though.
We'll see what comes of this one.
The umpires are chatting to the captains now so we should have news for you soon, one way or another. I'm going back on what I said before and predicting another inspection, I can't get enough of them!
The rain has stopped but there is one particular area of damp on the square that is being given a lot of attention. The umps don't look too happy.
We await word on whether or not we'll see more cricket today.
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We have news! There will be another pitch inspection in 20 minutes. You'd have to imagine that will be the last one of the day. Either it'll be a quick restart or the umpires will call it.
If you're holding on for the outcome from the pitch inspection then join the club! Rain did return briefly which may have delayed things further but word is that things have brightened up a tad.
Is it too late? We just don't know! All that is left to do now is wait and hope someone, somewhere will update us eventually. When we know, you'll know.
Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Today's weather is the Yin to yesterday's Yang. We were lucky yesterday but today we've been well and truly hit.
Hello again! We have news from Taunton. The rain has stopped - for now, at least - and the umpires are going to take a look in around 20 minutes.
OK then, the rain is showing no sign of stopping anytime soon and the prospects of getting more play are exactly as bleak as the current conditions at Taunton.
After a very strenuous 8.1 overs of cricket in the last couple of hours, I'm going to take a well-earned break. We'll be back with any news from Taunton as soon as we get it.
Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician
There's a pub quiz in downtown Taunton and we can draw on a range of knowledge and ages from the TMS team.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Taunton
This does potentially leave us with a chance of a really good finish tomorrow. I thought South Africa might have been overwhelmed by the bowlers today so we could have had a result had it remained dry.
They were under pressure in the first innings and would have struggled without Kapp and England would have fancied their chances today at winning or leaving themselves with a pretty easy chase.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
We can hear the rain and it's not getting any lighter...
That stat from Phil seems like a fairly good argument for five-day Tests...? That said, England may have backed themselves to have got this one won in four had it not been for the rain.
Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician
The last women's Test that ended in a positive result was when Australia beat England in Canterbury in 2019. Ellyse Perry had a pretty good day out there...
Since 1979 England have played 32 Tests at home, drawn 24, lost six and won just two.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
England will still feel like they can force a result tomorrow if we can get as many overs in tomorrow. They've got the potential and the attack but it's just a case of taking those wickets tomorrow if they can get enough of a go at the South African batters.