England tour of South Africa, 2009/10 / Scorecard

8.3 to de Villiers, that's a Collingwood special...he marks becoming England's most capped ODI player by pulling off a blinder at backward point as de Villiers cuts in the air. It came out of the middle, but Collingwood dived to his left and got both hands to the catch...that's a wicket for the fielder 38/2

32.4 to McLaren, the bowling change works, as McLaren goes for a flashy drive well outside off stump but can only feather one through to Prior 155/5

46.3 to van der Merwe, gone...England continue to chip away and Anderson collects his third, although it wasn't a great ball as van der Merwe clips a leg-stump delivery straight into the hands of midwicket on the edge of the ring 222/8

5.6 to Smith, there's the breakthrough, good line outside off, Smith pushes with a half-open face and sends a comfortable edge to first slip...he was trying to steer that to third man, but the ball was too close to him 27/1

43.4 to Petersen, gone! Timely breakthrough from Bresnan, a good delivery beats Petersen as he looks to guide the ball away and clips the top of the stumps 205/7

48.6 to Steyn, well, the extra ball allows him to end with a wicket as Steyn tries to heave over midwicket and doesn't get any real distance on the shot 242/9

23.2 to Duminy, big breakthrough for England...Wright rewarded for a probing spell as Duminy pushes outside off and gets a thin, low edge through to Matt Prior. Like Smith, he was trying to find third man and pays the price 111/3

26.6 to Amla, this time he's gone! The ball after being given a life and it's almost an action replay...Amla plays early and is done by a lack of pace and a touch of tennis-ball bounce, this time the chance goes to short cover where Strauss holds on 131/4

36.2 to Morkel, great catch! dragged down from Collingwod and Morkel's swipe to deep square-leg is slightly mistimed. Morgan timed his jump perfectly to hold an excellent catch. 165/6

7.6 to Strauss, big breakthrough as Strauss goes, he tries to work the ball into the leg side but gets a leading edge that loops gently to backward point. A little more bounce played a part in that, but he was also early on the shot 28/1

41.3 to Trott, but it won't be Trott who gets one as he tries to clear the boundary with a lofted clip off his legs and instead picks out Hashim Amla at deep square-leg 207/3

11.3 to Pietersen, pitched up, Pietersen tries an expansive shot through the leg side but can only inside edge on to his leg stump. Big wicket for South Africa and for Morkel 45/2