2.15pm: Brutal stuff from England, who added 181 from the last 20 overs - including 60 from the last four. Jos Buttler finished unbeaten on 94 from 82, even though he wasn't quite at his best, and SA might well be facing an over rate penalty, too. Firdose points out that the highest successful ODI chase at Bloemfontein is 272, which puts that innings in perspective. There is a scintilla of good news for SA, though: Quinton de Kock has been cleared of a fracture and will be able to open the batting when the chase begins. Miller will be back for that shortly

Meanwhile, it's been a tricky start for England's U19s in their World Cup final, but these girls have been there before, of course, having won a squeaker against Australia in the semi. And it's not long until the second T20I between India and NZ gets going in Lucknow - if you're in the UK, you can sign up to stream every ball via ESPN Player

"First 10 overs made it seem like a 270-280 kind of track," chirps Afeef. "But this is the England ODI team, after all."

In walks Adil Rashid

Anrich Nortje to bowl the last over

Matthew: "I'm sorry, but SA deserve a penalty for this over rate. 4 hours in and we've only had ONE unscheduled break of noteworthy length. That's pathetic." They are still only one over behind the rate, according to those at the ground

Another big over, and you'd think England are well above par now

"Any news on QdK? He is desperately required to chase this big total!!" No, CSA are keeping schtum for now, Pierre