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2nd Test • Old Trafford • Manchester

415/9d (106.4)

151 & 179/10 (85.1)

ENG won by an inning and 85 runs

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Playing XI

Player of the Match Ben Stokes

103(163)

2/17 & 2/30

SA s 1st

ENG s 1st

SA s 2nd

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South Africa s 1st Innings

151/10 (53.2)

Batters

R

B

4s

6s

SR

(C)

12

42

1

0

28.57

c Bairstow b Broad

3

12

0

0

25.00

c Foakes b Anderson

Keegan Petersen

21

29

3

0

72.41

c Root b Broad

14

27

0

0

51.85

c Foakes b Stokes

Rassie van der Dussen

16

31

2

0

51.61

lbw b Stokes

21

49

1

0

42.85

c Foakes b Broad

2

16

0

0

12.50

lbw b Anderson

0

1

0

0

0.00

lbw b Anderson

36

72

2

0

50.00

c Root b Leach

10

37

2

0

27.03

lbw b Robinson

4

10

1

0

40.00

Not out

Extras

12

(B: 2, LB: 4, NB: 6, W: 0)

TOTAL

(53.2 Ov, RR: 2.83)

151/10

12

0

Bowlers

O

M

R

W

ER

EXT

15

4

32

3

2.13

0

14

0

48

1

3.43

3

11

1

37

3

3.36

3

7

0

17

2

2.43

0

6.2

1

11

1

1.74

0

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

c Foakes b Anderson

1-3

4.2

c Bairstow b Broad

2-35

12.5

Keegan Petersen

c Root b Broad

3-41

14.3

c Foakes b Stokes

4-68

21.3

Rassie van der Dussen

lbw b Stokes

5-76

23.4

lbw b Anderson

6-92

30.3

lbw b Anderson

7-92

30.4

c Foakes b Broad

8-108

37.6

lbw b Robinson

9-143

50.1

c Root b Leach

10-151

53.2

England s 1st Innings

415/9d (106.4)

Batters

R

B

4s

6s

SR

4

7

1

0

57.14

c Verreynne b Ngidi

38

101

5

0

37.62

c Verreynne b Nortje

23

27

4

0

85.19

b Nortje

9

15

1

0

60.00

c Erwee b Rabada

49

63

7

0

77.78

c Erwee b Nortje

(C)

103

163

6

3

63.19

c Elgar b Rabada

113

217

9

0

52.07

Not out

21

14

2

1

150.00

st Verreynne b Harmer

17

22

2

0

77.27

c Markram b Maharaj

11

17

2

0

64.71

b Maharaj

Extras

27

(B: 6, LB: 5, NB: 6, W: 10)

TOTAL

(106.4 Ov, RR: 3.89)

415/9

39

4

Did not Bat

James Anderson

Bowlers

O

M

R

W

ER

EXT

23

2

110

2

4.78

5

18

3

61

1

3.39

0

20

1

82

3

4.10

2

22.4

4

78

2

3.44

0

23

4

73

1

3.17

1

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

c Verreynne b Ngidi

1-5

1.4

b Nortje

2-34

10.1

c Erwee b Rabada

3-43

13.5

c Erwee b Nortje

4-134

33.4

c Verreynne b Nortje

5-147

35.4

c Elgar b Rabada

6-320

89.2

st Verreynne b Harmer

7-361

94.3

c Markram b Maharaj

8-395

102.3

b Maharaj

9-415

106.4

South Africa s 2nd Innings

179/10 (85.1)

Batters

R

B

4s

6s

SR

25

59

2

0

42.37

c Foakes b Robinson

(C)

11

38

1

0

28.95

b Anderson

Keegan Petersen

42

159

1

0

26.42

c Foakes b Stokes

6

18

1

0

33.33

c Crawley b Broad

Rassie van der Dussen

41

132

5

0

31.06

c Foakes b Stokes

17

46

2

0

36.96

Not out

16

48

1

0

33.33

b Anderson

2

7

0

0

28.57

c Pope b Robinson

2

7

0

0

28.57

c Root b Anderson

0

2

0

0

0.00

c Foakes b Robinson

0

2

0

0

0.00

b Robinson

Extras

17

(B: 8, LB: 2, NB: 7, W: 0)

TOTAL

(85.1 Ov, RR: 2.1)

179/10

13

0

Bowlers

O

M

R

W

ER

EXT

15

4

30

3

2.00

0

15.1

3

43

4

2.84

5

23

13

26

0

1.13

0

5

2

16

0

3.20

0

13

5

24

1

1.85

1

14

3

30

2

2.14

1

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

b Anderson

1-33

12.5

c Foakes b Robinson

2-39

17.6

c Crawley b Broad

3-54

22.4

Rassie van der Dussen

c Foakes b Stokes

4-141

65.3

Keegan Petersen

c Foakes b Stokes

5-151

67.3

b Anderson

6-172

80.2

c Pope b Robinson

7-175

81.4

c Root b Anderson

8-178

82.6

c Foakes b Robinson

9-179

83.5

b Robinson

10-179

85.1

Match Info

Date & Time

25 Aug, 03:30 PM IST

Venue

Old Trafford, Manchester

Match

2nd Test,

South Africa tour of England

Umpires

Chris Gaffaney (New Zealand), Richard Illingworth (England), Nitin Menon (India, TV)

Referee

Ranjan Madugalle (Sri Lanka)

Toss

South Africa elected to bat

1 0 0 0 0 W

Over 83

Runs: 1

0 0 1 0 W 0

Over 84

Runs: 1

0 0 0 0 0 0

Over 85

Runs: 0

W

Over 86

Runs: 0

All Overs

Player of the Match Ben Stokes

103(163)

2/17 & 2/30

Commentary

And with that, we come to the end of our coverage of the second Test match between England and South Africa. We will be back with international action very early tomorrow morning, with Zimbabwe set to play an ODI series against Australia on Australian soil for the first time since 2003! It won't be a cricket-packed Sunday evening..... but it will have the mother of all clashes - India taking on Pakistan for the first time since the T20 World Cup last year! The two teams go up against each other in the first match of Group A in the 2022 Asia Cup! It'll be Shashwat and Sooryanarayanan, who have already been rubbing their hands, readying themselves to type out everything that unfurls from a blockbuster clash, all of which you can follow here! For now, though, this is I, Rajarshi, signing off on behalf of myself and Pradeep! Good night!

Ben Stokes is the Player Of The Match! With a hundred with the bat and four crucial wickets with the ball, he beat Ben Foakes to it, who had 7 dismissals in the match to go with his unbeaten 113!

Ben Stokes (Captain, England): It's been incredible, whenever we come out here, test matches or T20's, it's incredible, thank you for turning up in big numbers. Amazing feeling, coming back to win here from that the loss in the first test match, it sets the series up nicely in The Oval. (About Crawley's innings top of the order) The way which he applied himself, especially at the top of the innings to do that against a tough opposite, it was a new ball wicket. To be honest, he should be the one to be receiving the award, the way he kept, throughout the summer is impressive, massive plus for us as a team, amazing game for him and on that he shouldn't forget. It's great to have Robinson back, to see him come out and perform the way that he did was brilliant, obviously couple of tough months but he's back at his best. Definitely, adapting to the surface more than anything, some balls bouncing, some balls skids and it's all about decision making and keeping yourself positive, it made easier for me. I really wanted to get Jimmy with the new ball, I knew that was the moment and I was waiting for it, got my tail up with the reverse swing in play with the old ball.

Dean Elgar (Captain, South Africa): No, not at all, doesn't regret about choosing to bat first. It's always important that runs on the board in the first innings is pivotal in test cricket. We knew that the wicket would crumble but absolutely no regrets about batting first. Was happy with three down on day one, would've set up the test match nicely for the middle order. (About spinners bowling in tandem) With both Stokes and Foakes not scoring too many, it was a sort of a dead period for us. I thought, we needed to bring in a quick bowler in there, the bowlers were quite stretched a bit by then. DRS, a leading edge goes to hand, the luck plays a part and it was in their favor, not taking anything away from the performance, we were always in the game but just didn't go our way. From what I've heard, Rassie has fractured his figure, he'll be ruled out of the series, it's a big blow for us, the guys will have to take the responsibility and step up. It sets up for a hell of a series in the final test match, playing at The Oval, doesn't get better than this.

Match summary:
South Africa won the toss and opted to bat

South Africa 1st innings 151 all out (53.2 Overs)
Kagiso Rabada 36(72) | Keegan Petersen 21(29(
James Anderson 3/32 (15) | Stuart Broad 3/37 (11)

England 1st innings 415/9 dec. (106.4 Overs)
Ben Foakes 113*(217) | Ben Stokes 103(163)
Anrich Nortje 3/82 (20) | Keshav Maharaj 2/78 (22.4)

South Africa 2nd innings 179 all out (85.1 Overs)
Keegan Petersen 42(159) | Rassie van der Dussen 41(132)
Ollie Robinson 4/43 (15.1) | James Anderson 3/30 (15)

England win by an innings and 85 runs and level the 3-match Test series 1-1.

It wasn't as abysmal as it turned out to be when the final session had started. Rassie van der Dussen and Keegan Petersen, both of whom had reached 40s, were looking well set and were batting with some determination and purpose. And then Ben Stokes ran in to bowl the first over after tea and made a series of events take place all by himself! Van der Dussen poked at one he didn't need to, Keegan Petersen had no clue against one that took off the surface in the following over, and England, led by Ben Stokes the bowler, literally and figuratively, had one foot on the door already!

Kyle Verreynne and Simon Harmer then proceeded to try and keep the England bowlers at bay for as long as they could. While Verreynne's troubles with the moving ball were evident all along, he still managed to not nick one to the cordon behind and just about got bat on the nip-backers with his faulty front-foot movement. Harmer, though, looked a lot more composed out there, as the duo proceeded to bring the arrears down to double figures.

The skies at Manchester turned gloomier as the session rolled on, and with England taking the new ball and handing it to James Anderson, it was a matter of time before their vigil came to an end. Anderson nipped one right through a hapless Harmer's defence to take the top-of off-stump, Maharaj, Rabada and Nortje all nicked to the cordon behind, and it was left to Ollie Robinson to finish things off by cleaning up Lungi Ngidi!

And just like that, England take the series to a decider at the Kennington Oval!

There it is! A merely 5-and-a-half overs was all it took for England to wrap things up, South Africa have wilted terribly in the second Test match! An innings and 85 runs is the margin by which England square this series!

85.1 Ollie Robinson to Lungi Ngidi, OUT! KNOCKED HIM OVER! England level the series, 1-1. What a come back from England, what a performance from the champion team, lots of questions now for South Africa. Back of a length into Ngidi, straightened as he gets squared up and misses, goes past him and rattles the off-stump. It's all over for South Africa!

Lungi Ngidi b Ollie Robinson 0 (2b)

Dean Elgar sports a forlorn look, sat at the balcony. Won't be too long now....

85

overs

179 /9 score

0

0

0

0

0

0

runs

Kyle Verreynne *

17 (46)

Lungi Ngidi

0 (1)

James Anderson

3 /30

84.6 James Anderson to Kyle Verreynne, length delivery on the stumps, shaping into Verreynne as he presses forward to firmly defend it right under his eyelines.

A leg-slip and short mid-on in

84.5 James Anderson to Kyle Verreynne, OH! That was almost it. Nips back in sharply, Verreynne was quick to get his bat in front to defend it back to the bowler.

84.4 James Anderson to Kyle Verreynne, OH! Back of a length, nips back in sharply, Verreynne plays the wrong line as that takes the inside edge into the on-side.

84.3 James Anderson to Kyle Verreynne, length delivery on the fourth stump, pitched it up again as Verreynne gets forward to blunt it back to the ground on the off-side.

84.2 James Anderson to Kyle Verreynne, length delivery on the fourth stump line, Verreynne presses forward to smother.

84.1 James Anderson to Kyle Verreynne, back of a length delivery but goes wayward, strays it down the leg-side as Foakes dives low to his left to collect.

England's win gets delayed by an over. Ngidi with a nervous back foot defence without much success. One wicket left, Kyle Verreynne might want to have a hit now, wield his willow a bit, get some quick runs in....

84

overs

179 /9 score

0

0

1

0

W

0

runs

Kyle Verreynne

17 (40)

Lungi Ngidi *

0 (1)

Ollie Robinson

3 /43

83.6 Ollie Robinson to Lungi Ngidi, length delivery in the channel, Ngidi was having thoughts of poking at it but pulls his bat inside the line to let it go.

Will this be it?

Lungi Ngidi, right-handed bat, comes to the crease