England vs South Africa

Yep, Jonny Bairstow - they talked about the pressures on players with all the formats, the 50-over game and his brilliant form in Test cricket. He's what he ...

The good thing is that Matthew Mott and Buttler are shrewd enough to know peaking 15 months out from beginning their World Cup defence is no good to anyone, particularly with so many absences and Stokes' retirement. Let's see where they are this time next year before starting to call time on this team, let alone the whole future of 50-over international cricket. And welcome to coverage of the second ODI between England and South Africa from Old Trafford if the rain relents. There has been a lot of talk this week about the slow death of ODI cricket following Ben Stokes' decision to retire from the format. So...my brother's app suggests the weather might clear in an hour or so (his app comes with some very professional-looking satellite images...check him...). My weather app of choice (some Norwegian one which has very satisfying images to resemble its weather predictions...) suggests rain will come and go throughout the afternoon. England have problems with bedding in new leadership, cobbling together an incisive attack in the absence of Jofra Archer, Mark Wood, Saqib Mahmood and Olly Stone and integrating relatively inexperienced players such as Liam Livingstone and, today possibly, Phil Salt. It will take time. I love being able to feed off the crowd and I am loving playing in front of full houses and feeding off them. You can read Nick Hoult's perceptive analysis of what exactly has gone wrong by clicking here. But I hated Covid, being cooped up, not able to see family, being stuck in the hotel room, I am not a gamer! Shaun Pollock says it would be a great shame if the 50-over game is the format to make way. Look at the size of the crowds in India for 50-over matches compared with Test matches, in Pakistan, South Africa, West Indies as well, of course, as Australia and India. Look at the broadcast income it generates via Star for the BCCI and the fact that scrapping it, Wasim Akram's intervention notwithstanding, is primarily an English preoccupation and I think it's a non-starter. For example if an IPL side offers someone like Bairstow £5 million to play for them then it would be hard for him to turn that down and they'd in part control his schedule.

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England haven’t had a great run of form with the bat in the last four matches. If it’s a green pitch, then we’ll probably try be more ‘boring’, I suppose, and try and hit the top of off for longer,” he said. The match will be LIVE on Sony Sports from 5:30 PM. Follow ENG vs SA 2nd ODI Live Updates on InsideSport.IN. If it’s a flat pitch, playing attacking cricket as a batter is probably going to be the biggest priority. With Anrich Nortje leading the attack with four wickets, South Africa will be in good stead. But it will be followed by another spell of rain.

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The schedule is jam-packed and you’re asking a lot of the players to keep putting in 100% of their efforts every time you walk onto the field for your country” said Stokes on his decision to retire from ODIs. The series is beautifully poised with two games to go and both teams looking for a series win. Meanwhile, the ongoing series is not a part of the ICC ODI Super League.

Rassie van der Dussen put on a clinical batting display to pile further pressure on Jos Buttler, under whose captaincy England have lost five of seven ...

For those wanting to watch home coverage of sports from overseas, a good VPN (opens in new tab) is the solution. Sony Liv (opens in new tab) (IN) And if you don't, then you can currently bag a big six of a bargain by getting Sling TV - featuring 30+ channels - with your first month currently available with a 50% discount (opens in new tab). Three consecutive white-ball series defeats were not what Buttler had in mind when he took the reins from Eoin Morgan. Follow our guide for all the details you need to watch England vs South Africa and get a 2nd ODI live stream from wherever you are. SuperSport (opens in new tab) (SA) Willow TV (opens in new tab) via Sling TV (US) Kayo Sports FREE trial (opens in new tab) (AU) Jio users can watch the series free of cost with the JioTV mobile application. But there is a way to tune in regardless. England were handed a lifeline when David Miller dropped Jonny Bairstow when he was on 18, and though he managed to rack up a 63, a scored bettered only by Joe Root's 86, England's chase collapsed after the dismissals of their top order. Follow our guide as we explain how to watch an England vs South Africa live stream for the 2nd ODI online from anywhere. The Proteas were patient and canny, and Keshav Maharaj now has the chance to lead South Africa to their first white-ball series triumph on English soil since 1998.

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Jonny Bairstow also contributed with a half-century, while Jason Roy scored 43 runs in 62 balls. At the same time, allrounder Liam Livingstone returned with his best figures of 2/30 in four overs for England, while Brydon Carse and Moeen Ali took one wicket each. The Proteas squad notched up a first innings total of 333 runs, riding high on a 117-ball knock of 134 runs by Rassie van der Dussen.

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Their last white-ball series win in England was way back in 1998. In reply, England were dismissed for 271 in 46.5 overs despite a strong strong start. Batting first, South Africa scored 333/5 with player of the match Rassie van der Dussen scoring 134 off 117 balls.

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The second ODI between England and South Africa will be played at Old Trafford in Manchester. In white-ball cricket, South Africa clinched their last series victory back in 1998. Moreover, he has not been able to pull off a vital knock since taking charge of his side in white-ball cricket.

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When they do get on, it’ll be for the second of three one-day internationals between England and South Africa with the home side in what looks to be a white-ball rut. “The forecast is improving but the ground staff at the moment are watching the rain come down,” says Nick Knight. He also reminds us that a 20-over thrash is the minimum overs for a game and, to get that up, they’ll need to be on the field by 6:02pm. “And that’s not to say there won’t be anomolies - those who will just play T20 - but you look at those who have sustained it, that is the journey they have been on: a basic technique that they are then able to expand on.” YJB, this is music to my ears. I also see 50-over cricket is a stepping stone to Test cricket as you get worked over for longer and you’ve got to play [mimics Boycott accent] good cricket shots.” He adds that England need to be realistic about how long it will take for the Test team to get to where they need to be, to effecively repeat what the one-day team did. But for all of that progress and renewal, there’s little doubt that the Australians will be the team to beat for gold - as usual. “The good news,” begins Nick Knight, “is that the rain has stopped for now.” Before they then they cut to a shot where it’s raining, stitching him up deluxe. Sky are back to Old Trafford. They are reiterating that there’ll be an inspection at 3:30pm then a time for the toss will be set. In terms of the pitch, he says it’s hard and should give plenty of bounce to the quicks. A reminder that this is a 29-over bash with South Africa one-up in the series after their win in the opening rubber on Tuesday. Roy and Bairstow for England, the captain Maharaj for the Proteas. At last... Right, the first power play - the one that matters most with two outside the circle - will run through to the end of the sixth over. It prompts a change, Malan taken out of slip out to backward point outside the circle. It prompts a change, Malan taken out of slip out to backward point outside the circle.

South Africa won the toss and elected to bat first after a rain delay prevented the second ODI match against England from starting on time.

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Straight to cover But England are wasting no time, this one's clearly down leg The length's slightly short on this delivery, and Ngidi punches it from his crease, with the ball lobbing back off the toe-end for the easiest of catches. 19.5 Adil Rashid to Shamsi, FOUR, wow, clubbed back. Well, well, England aren't winning this on DLS. They're doing it fair and square. 19.4 Adil Rashid to Shamsi, no run, the slider, past the nudge, and onto the front knee roll

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Moeen Ali to Lungi Ngidi, Beaten again! Adil Rashid to Anrich Nortje, Almost another one! Adil Rashid to Dwaine Pretorius, OUT! TAKEN! That should be the final nail in the coffin, if not nailed before! The ball goes off the thick outside edge to short third man. However, he ends up playing it early and the ball loops up straight back to the bowler. The ball holds a bit off the surface and Lungi Ngidi looks to push it away.

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Buttler advanced down the track and tried to hit Shamsi down the ground for six but got an outside edge to Pretorius at short third. For the second match in succession, Buttler tried to take Shamsi on and for the second time, he failed. Pretorius had three wickets for nine runs in his first two overs and almost claimed a fourth when Moeen edged him wide of a diving de Kock. With no slip in place, Moeen survived but not for too much longer. Roy dismissal brought Phil Salt to the crease, in his seventh ODI and in the absence of the now-retired Ben Strokes and he rubbed it in Lungi Ngidi's wounds when he whipped Ngidi through fine leg, then edged him short of de Kock and then over a vacant slip area for four. In his first over, Pretorius had Salt caught at mid-wicket by a diving Miller, a wicket which was confirmed on umpire's review, and then struck twice in his second to leave England reeling. Buttler deserves the credit for England's field placement as he putLiam Livingstoneat short cover and de Kock got a leading edge to him, as he tried to work Willey into the leg side.

CRR: 4.02. Batting, R(B), 4s, 6s, SR. Tabraiz Shamsi*, 5(5), 1, 0, 100. Bowling, O, M, R, W. Moeen Ali*, 4.4, 1, 22, 2. Adil Rashid, 6, 1, 29, 3 ...

20.4 Moeen Ali to Nortje, out Caught by Bairstow!! Dances out, swings, miscues, and holes out right at the edge of the boundary straight down the ground. The length's slightly short on this delivery, and Ngidi punches it from his crease, with the ball lobbing back off the toe-end for the easiest of catches. We are trying to find ways to put pressure back on the opposition and I want the guys to keep taking the positive option. It began to drizzle in the eleventh over, and Klaasen tried his best to delay things by complaining about the pitch covering sheets by the boundary. The rest is a part and parcel of the game. But the umpires kept the players out there, Buttler switched to spin from both ends, and the Protea batting continued to crumble. 19.5 Adil Rashid to Shamsi, FOUR, wow, clubbed back. I just want us to continue on the path we are on. I just want to try and be adaptable and give Jos more options. Sam is confident to come in and take the bowling on, which is great to see. The rest of the second innings was just a drag, just a formality. Yes. I want the boys to back themselves.

Reece Topley made a big impact once again as England thrashed South Africa by 118 runs in a rain-affected second one-day international to level the series.

Anrich Nortje removed Jason Roy in the third over after Keshav Maharaj won the toss and put England in. All-rounder Pretorius was a concussion replacement for Andile Phehlukwayo in the first match of the series on Tuesday and was given the nod to play in Manchester. Topley (2-17) and David Willey (1-9) were then outstanding with the new ball before spinners Adil Rashid (3-29) and Moeen Ali (2-22) did damage as South Africa were skittled out for 83 in 24.3 overs, setting up a decider at Headingley on Sunday.

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Buttler advanced down the track and tried to hit Shamsi down the ground for six but got an outside edge to Pretorius at short third. For the second match in succession, Buttler tried to take Shamsi on and for the second time, he failed. Pretorius had three wickets for nine runs in his first two overs and almost claimed a fourth when Moeen edged him wide of a diving de Kock. With no slip in place, Moeen survived but not for too much longer. Roy dismissal brought Phil Salt to the crease, in his seventh ODI and in the absence of the now-retired Ben Strokes and he rubbed it in Lungi Ngidi's wounds when he whipped Ngidi through fine leg, then edged him short of de Kock and then over a vacant slip area for four. In his first over, Pretorius had Salt caught at mid-wicket by a diving Miller, a wicket which was confirmed on umpire's review, and then struck twice in his second to leave England reeling. Buttler deserves the credit for England's field placement as he put Liam Livingstone at short cover and de Kock got a leading edge to him, as he tried to work Willey into the leg side.

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20.4 Moeen Ali to Nortje, out Caught by Bairstow!! Dances out, swings, miscues, and holes out right at the edge of the boundary straight down the ground. The length's slightly short on this delivery, and Ngidi punches it from his crease, with the ball lobbing back off the toe-end for the easiest of catches. We are trying to find ways to put pressure back on the opposition and I want the guys to keep taking the positive option. It began to drizzle in the eleventh over, and Klaasen tried his best to delay things by complaining about the pitch covering sheets by the boundary. The rest is a part and parcel of the game. But the umpires kept the players out there, Buttler switched to spin from both ends, and the Protea batting continued to crumble. 19.5 Adil Rashid to Shamsi, FOUR, wow, clubbed back. I just want us to continue on the path we are on. I just want to try and be adaptable and give Jos more options. Sam is confident to come in and take the bowling on, which is great to see. The rest of the second innings was just a drag, just a formality. Yes. I want the boys to back themselves.