4th ODI: South Africa v England at Johannesburg

England can once again secure a series victory with a win at Johannesburg. By contrast, South Africa will look to even up the series and build on the momentum provided by the brilliance of de Kock and Amla at Centurion.

It has been confirmed that Stuart Broad will come back into the ODI side for the first time since the World Cup debacle. The last time Broad stepped foot onto the field at Johannesburg he took 6/17. More of the same, please.

England are looking in good touch and with Stuart Broad coming back they will be strengthened. They are looking set to clinch this series with a victory at Johannesburg. South Africa though were terrific in the last match with the bat and will be looking again towards Quinton de Kock and  Hashim Amla to keep the series alive

Pink day. Today is all about promoting awareness of breast cancer.

South Africa have won the toss and chose to field. England 13/0 after 4 overs.

Whatever the result of this one day series, England can be proud of the tour in south Africa, and I don't think that even the most optimistic cricket fan could have expected the results and performance to be as good as it has been from England.

151 - 6 after 33 overs

Root 63*

159 - after 34


"Root 2500 runs in ODIs. The only England batsman with >1000 runs

with a better average is Jonathan Trott,"

184 - 6 after 39 overs

Current partnership  81 runs, 14.1 overs, RR: 5.71

Woakes 31*, Root 50 out of 92 *

39.6  Imran Tahir to Root,  pinned, up goes the finger! But Root review it straight away 

206 - 7 after 42

Root 99*

CR Woakes c †de Kock b Rabada 33

42.4
Wiese to Root, tucks it away like a man filing paperwork - that's his hundred 

second in a row out in SA.

He's given England something to bowl at .....