Close: SA 181-5, leading by 48
Ecclestone drops Sekhukhune on 33
Lee skies Ecclestone to Cross for 36 after earlier being dropped by Jones on 13
Final day, one-off Test, Taunton
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Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Issy Wong quite fancies herself as a batter too. She oozes excitement and plays with great freedom and I think she is going to play for England for a very long time.
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The rain is still falling.
The covers are still on.
The sky is still grey.
Oh, the great British summer.
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
England will have to start to spread the field a bit and not have to have too much of a run chase.
They've got the batters in the side and even if they needed something like 10 an over they would give it a hell of a chase.
We all want to see a result out of this amazing Test match. We've had it all so far and it deserves a result. It's been such a shame with the weather and it seems a bit unfair.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Taunton
It's raining heavier than at any point during the game yesterday.
Lunch will be taken early at 13:20 BST, 10 minutes earlier than previously scheduled.
South Africa have a lead of seven runs with five wickets remaining.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Taunton
You would say it's been South Africa's morning. The battle between Wong and Lee was the thrill of the morning.
The nightwatcher Sekhukhune and Kapp are going along well. With this rain we are going to lose more time and it's not going England's way.
Sekhukhune plays her best shot of the day down the ground that is just pulled in from the boundary and we're going off for rain.
Just as she was getting into her groove.
It's pretty heavy. We'll keep you updated with news as we have it.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Taunton
There are umbrellas up everywhere and spectators taking cover.
It's raining again.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Give Emma Lamb a go to just try something different and mix it up a bit. She bowled two overs in the first innings and will give a good point of difference and maybe make something happen.
Lead by 3
When we started this morning I really didn't think Tumi Sekhukhune would still be batting two hours later, but fair play.
She has 16 from 100 balls.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Kapp has reached 16 and she's only scored boundaries so far. She's hit four fours.
South Africa lead by 3 runs
Shot of the day.
Ecclestone bowls full and Marizanne Kapp unveils a cover drive for the ages that races away for four and takes South Africa into the lead.
What a player.
England will be very glad to no longer be bowling at Lizelle Lee.
Alice Davidson-Richards is into the attack. Just one from the over as she bowls a wide.
South Africa taking their time to get into the lead.
A reminder that lunch will be taken at 13:30 BST today to make up for the overs lost yesterday.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Sekhukhune has got through the night and she's now day watching.
Sekhukhune has been brilliant. Kapp doesn't feel the need to turn down singles, trusting the nightwatcher instead as she takes a run from the fourth ball and keeps the strike.
Two runs away from parity.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Wong needs to drag her length back a bit. She's going a bit too full as she's just trying to get it down there as fast as possible.
Trail by 3
Marizanne Kapp is not going to hang around either, by the looks of things.
Issy Wong bowls wide of the off stump and twice she threads it through the covers for two boundaries in the over.
It's pretty certain now that England will have to bat again but how many will they need to win? And how long will they have to do it?