Sunday 9 July 2017 20:28, UK
South Africa were bundled out for 119 in the evening session as England wrapped up a 211-run win in the first Test, at Lord's.
It was Moeen Ali who took centre stage, taking 6-53 to go with his four wickets in the first innings and a knock of 87 with the bat, as South Africa, 25-3 at tea, crumbled late in the day.
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Jonny Bairstow had earlier struck 57 after being dropped on seven as England were bowled out for 233 in their second innings after losing 7-63 before lunch as South Africa fought back strongly.
The home side lost four wickets for 10 runs after Alastair Cook and Gary Ballance added 20 runs in careful fashion, improving their stand to 59 on a pitch of increasingly variable bounce.
Both fell during an inspired Morne Morkel (3-64) spell - Cook driving uppishly to Temba Bavuma at cover and Ballance nicking a ball that straightened from around the wicket.
Joe Root (5) was unable to repeat his first innings heroics and was one of four wickets to fall to left-arm spinner Keshav Maharaj (4-85) while vice-captain Ben Stokes (1) was one of three victims for Kagiso Rabada.
England's plight would have been worse had Vernon Philander not shelled a simple chance at long off, offered by Jonny Bairstow when he had just seven - the score 159-5 and the lead 256 at that point.
After Moeen Ali, Liam Dawson and Stuart Broad fell in quick succession but Mark Wood (28 off 36) went on the offensive in a 45-run stand with Bairstow, who completed his fifty off 74 balls before being last out, stumped dragging his back foot.
With South Africa set 331 to win, debutant Heino Kuhn (nine) fell victim to a fine one-handed catch down the leg-side by wicketkeeper Bairstow, while stand-in captain Dean Elgar (two) struck a firm return catch back to Ali.
The highest successful run-chase at Lord's is West Indies 344-1 in 1984, but no other side has passed 300 and South Africa's target seemed ever-more distant when JP Duminy pulled Mark Wood to square leg on the stroke of tea.
With Ali and Dawson bowling in tandem after the interval, England quickly made further inroads and were soon into the South African tail.
Ali bowled Maharaj to complete his five-for and after he had Rabada caught behind, it was left to Dawson dismiss Morkel and seal victory for England in Root's first Test as skipper.
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