England vs South Africa LIVE: Cricket score from first Test at Lord’s after Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow wickets today

21st over: Rabada is back into the attack before lunch, taking over from Nortje. Pope picks up a couple driving through cover and a more fortunate single off an inside edge.

20th over: Stokes tries to charge Jansen this time, and it’s a total air shot, the ball bouncing over the stumps. It is hard to see how the captain is going to score well here if he goes this aggressive all day, but we’ll see how he settles into the innings. He and Pope flick ones either side as Jansen’s radar goes a little awry this time.

19th over: Pope is having fun against Nortje, this time uppercutting a short ball over the slips for four. I don’t want to speak to soon but he looks very comfortable out there against a threatening attack in tricky conditions. A single brings Stokes into the line of fire, and he picks up a single before Pope adds two more.

18th over: Marco Jansen looks absolutely deadly. He may be famed for his height but it is the combination of height, bounce, accuracy and most importantly swing which is causing England so many problems. The ball is hooping in to Pope who can’t do much except play it late and hope. He survives a close lbw call with the thinnest of inside edges, before punching into the leg-side for a single. Now here’s Stokes, the first left-hander of the day to face Jansen, and the England captain nudges it away to safety.

17th over: That was just sheer pace from Nortje, who finally finds his range after some loose balls to Ollie Pope earlier in his spell. Ben Stokes comes in and attempts to charge the 93mph bowler – this could be fun/painful to watch.

Nortje clatters the stumps with his express pace and that is Jonny Bairstow comprehensively dismissed. England are under the pump now, and their captain is already at the crease.

16th over: Pope pumps two through the off-side before Jansen finds that rich swing which did for Root and a tiny noise brings a big appeal from behind the stumps. No response from the umpire, and Elgar decides against a review. UltraEdge reveals it was a brush of the hip, rather than the bat, which made a sound, so a good decision by the South Africa captain. Pope pushes a single and Bairstow is on strike – he edges to the slip cordon but with soft hands and it doesn’t carry.

15th over: It brings Jonny Bairstow to the crease but it is Pope replicating Bairstow’s expansive summer style right now, taking the fight to Nortje who seems to be struggling a little with the Lord’s slope. Pope cracks back-to-back boundaries on the off-side before a leg bye to end the over.

Jansen gets one turning back in and Root is leaning over to the off-side, unable to get bat on ball. It crashes into his pad below the kneeroll and the appeal goes up – and umpire Nitin Menon’s finger goes up! Root reviews, was it going down leg? Ball-tracking suggests the faintest feather on leg stump and the review is rejected, umpire’s call. A big moment in this Test match.

13th over: Another bowling change as the powerful, super-quick Anrich Nortje takes over from Rabada. Pope slams the first ball away to deep backwards point for three, and Root does similarly but his soft hands allow the ball to go finer, all the way to the boundary rope. England’s best over of the morning, and Nortje has released some of the pressure built up by Rabada and Ngidi.