England win by 59 runs but lose series 2-1
Jofra Archer takes first five-wicket haul in ODIs and finishes with 6-40
Quick removes Rassie van der Dussen, Aiden Markram, David Miller, Heinrich Klaasen, Wayne Parnell and Tabraiz Shamsi
Spinner Adil Rashid claims 3-68
England recover from 14-3 to post 346-7 - added 217 in last 20 overs
Jos Buttler makes 131 & Dawid Malan 118 as pair share 232 for fourth wicket - England's fourth-highest ODI stand
Jason Roy (1), Ben Duckett (0) & Harry Brook (4) all dismissed by Lungi Ngidi in powerplay
Target 347
Comparisons between the two innings are going to be pretty pointless today. South Africa already have more than England managed in the first 10 overs.
Chris Woakes brings to calm to proceedings with a maiden to Reeza Hendricks.
New Zealand are 7-4 chasing 235 in a T20 against India by the way.
A good game to win.
Image source, Getty ImagesMore runs to Temba Bavuma. Twice he hits Reece Topley through the off side. I bet he wishes he could bottle up whatever has given him this supreme form and take it with him wherever he goes.
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Graymanuk: England strong with the bat but I'm not sure the bowling attack is in the same league. Would love to see better results from Woakes, Topley and even Moeen has something to prove. SA all out for 250?
Bavuma 14, Hendricks 0
Shot! Temba Bavuma cracks Chris Woakes off a length over the leg side. That has gone all the way!
Some locals appear from below their brightly coloured umbrellas to find the ball.
Bavuma adds four more off Woakes' final ball too.
Target 347
Image source, Getty ImagesThere's no Quinton de Kock for South Africa today after his injury while keeping in the second ODI. That means the elegant right-hander Reeza Hendricks is opening with his skipper Bavuma.
I say Hendricks is elegant but he played one of the scratchiest T20 innings I've seen in the SA20 last month.
Topley denies him his first run.
Reece Topley is going to share the new ball.
Bavuma 3, Hendricks 0
Image source, Getty ImagesTemba Bavuma doesn't look to have lost any of his form on the one hour 45-minute drive from Bloemfontein to Kimberley. He gets this chase off and running with a lovely shot through the covers.
It would have been four but for some excellent work from Jofra Archer, who races to flick the ball back just inside the boundary rope.
Target 347
Image source, Getty ImagesBut back to Kimberley.
Chris Woakes has the new white ball in hand.
If you think Dawid Malan and Jos Buttler are in good nick - I raise you Shubman Gill. That man is on fire.
The 23-year-old has just hit an unbeaten 126 from 63 balls, featuring 12 fours and seven sixes, to help India reach 234-4 in the third T20 against New Zealand in Ahmedabad.
Gill has now hit three centuries and a double century in his last seven matches. He is the seventh Indian to hit a T20 century and just the fifth to reach three figures in all formats.
The three-match series is level at 1-1 after India won the earlier ODI series 3-1.
A bit of news away from the international game...
Australia great Mike Hussey has been named head coach of Welsh Fire men in The Hundred.
He replaces Gary Kirsten, who left after the Fire's winless campaign last year.
This might still have been my favourite moment of that innings, however...
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Image source, ReutersI guess you could flip that by saying would you want Buttler in when the ball was doing a bit, like when Harry Brook and Ben Duckett were in?
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Ovalultras: This innings will hopefully lead to Buttler batting 4 in ODIs from now on. I can’t really see why the logic behind him opening in T20s and thus facing more balls doesn’t also apply to him batting 4 rather than 5/6 in ODIs?
More from Dawid Malan: "I thought South Africa bowled well upfront, tough lengths, the pitch was extremely slow and I definitely felt it got a bit better. But because the ground is so small when we played more positively we got a few sixes and got a bit of momentum.
"We were a bit disappointed about how we defended the last score (342-7 in Sunday's second ODI) so hopefully we can learn from our mistakes and put a better performance in with the ball."
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland batter Dawid Malan: "I couldn't get the ball of the square for the first 20-30 overs. But I thought we did very well. At the second drinks break we were looking at 260-280, but to get a lot more than that we are very happy, especially after that start.
"We spoke about taking it to the 35th over but I was so behind the game I chanced my arm before that and when Jos gets going it is impossible to stop him so we dovetailed very well."
Image source, Getty ImagesObviously England have done very, very well to get to 346.
The pitch looked very difficult to bat on in the first 10 overs when Lungi Ngidi found uneven bounce.
Will England's seamers extract the same or has the pitch just flattened out now.
This could be a good game.
Image source, Getty Images20-3 after 10 overs.
129-3 after 30 overs.
346-7 after 50 overs.
What a turnaround.
If South Africa lose this by one run...
Adil Rashid, with little to lose, turns for what looks a suicidal second run. Wicketkeeper Heinrich Klaasen takes the ball and casually tries to throw it at the stumps from two yards away.
He misses and Rashid gets back. England have a big score.
It's a good over from the seamer, however.
What can Adil Rashid do off the final ball?