Postpublished at 11:50 British Summer Time 30 June 2022
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Lizelle Lee has now got her highest Test score.
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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Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Lizelle Lee has now got her highest Test score.
Trail by 51
Oh, that is lovely! Lizelle Lee clips gloriously off her legs and the ball races away to the mid-wicket boundary. It's a bit risky given that's how she got out in the first innings but she's timed that to perfection.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
The fact that there is rain around helps South Africa because there will be time taken out of the game. They're playing for the draw and Sekhukhune is shaping up quite nicely.
Trail by 59
I was about to say that Sekhukhune is not much of a fan of Bazball (with five from 45 balls) when she unleashes a glorious cut shot off Ecclestone to bring four.
Shot.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It has started raining quite heavily here at Taunton. The British summer is so frustrating.
Melissa Story
BBC Test Match Special
No pair for Lizelle Lee today. She'll be relieved and she looks at her bat in admiration.
The rain is falling heavily now but the umpires must be confident that it's just a passing shower as they keep the game going.
Lizelle Lee takes a single to get off the mark and avoided the dreaded pair.
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Mark Puttick: Kate Cross now has the most women's Test wickets for a bowler whose surname ends in "oss", overtaking Zoe Goss' 20 wickets.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It must be a really nice feeling for Sophie Ecclestone knowing just how good she is.
England are on the hunt for more wickets now as Sophie Ecclestone comes into the attack.
She pins Tumi Sekhukhune on the front pad first ball but it's turned down as replays show the ball to be missing leg stump.
Ecclestone could be the key to England wrapping up this innings quickly, as she so often is.
Ah. And it's raining.
Meanwhile, some news from the England men's camp ahead of their Test match against India starting tomorrow.
James Anderson returns after missing out with an ankle injury at Headingley, in place of Jamie Overton.
Wicketkeeper Ben Foakes is also not fit so Sam Billings keeps his place.
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Lizelle Lee averages three in Test cricket.
Lizelle Lee comes to the crease in place of her captain.
She was also out lbw to Lauren Bell in the first innings, playing across the line, so this will be a challenge for her.
A wicket maiden for Kate Cross!
Melissa Story
BBC Test Match Special
Kate Cross has been fantastic this match with four wickets in the first innings and now two in the second. She's been so so good.
Luus lbw b Cross 10 (SA 64-4)
Cross gets the breakthrough!
Luus had been playing across the line to Lauren Bell on a couple of occasions but the ball was swinging enough to mitigate the lbw. She doesn't have the same luck against Cross and is trapped in front, given out on field and opts against the review.
A big wicket!
Melissa Story
BBC Test Match Special
Sue Redfern is just having a word with Lauren Bell about her follow through and where she is going and where she can go. She needs to be careful especially on a fourth day pitch.
Sune Luus pushes one nicely off the back foot for a single off Lauren Bell and Tumi Sekhukhune safely sees off the rest of the over.
She's looked solid enough so far.
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Kate Cross will bowl in a similar manner to Nat Sciver but she's expert with the wobble ball and she loves bowling at left handers getting the ball to move across them.
Kate Cross replaces Sciver and also starts with a maiden.
England need wickets and South Africa have shown so far they are not going to give them away easily.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Taunton
There are spots of rain falling. But it can only be light and we can still see lots of blue sky.