Dale Steyn has been ruled out of the ODI series against England as he continues to recover from a shoulder injury.
England XI 368 for 7 (Taylor 116, Bairstow 58) beat South Africa A 205 (de Bruyn 73*, Topley 3-38) by 163 runs in Kimberley
England fall short of 400 by one run, drop the weak link Morgan if we want to get into the 400s and maybe even the 500s.
England beat South Africa by 39 runs (DLS method) in the 1st ODI in Blomfontaine England 399 for 9 (Buttler 107, Hales 57, Stokes 57, Root 52) - South Africa 250 for 5 (de Kock 138*, du Plessis 55, Moeen 3-43)
England beat South Africa by five wickets in the 2nd ODI in Port Elizabeth England 263 for 5 (Hales 99, Buttler 48*) - South Africa 262 for 7 (de Villiers 73, Topley 4-50)
England have gone from zero to hero in one-day cricket in the space of less than12 months Trevor Bayliss and Paul Farbrace must take huge credit for this - they have created an environment where players are not afraid to fail and can express them selves
South Africa beat England by seven wickets in the 3rd ODI at Centurion South Africa 319 for 3 (de Kock 135, Amla 127) - England 318 for 8 (Root 125, Hales 65, Stokes 53) England lead series 2-1
South Africa beat England by one wicket in the 4th ODI in Johannesburg South Africa 266 for 9 (Morris 62, Rashid 2-38) - England 262 (Root 109, Hales 50, Rabada 4-45) Series level at 2-2
South Africa beat England by five wickets in the 5th ODI in Cape Town South Africa 237 for 5 (de Villiers 101*, Amla 59, Topley 3-41) - England 236 (Hales 112, Rabada 3-34, Wiese 3-50, Tahir 3-53) South Africa win series 3-2
England one-day captain Eoin Morgan says his team will continue to play aggressively, despite defeat by South Africa in a series decider. England were bowled out for only 236 in Cape Town, with an AB de Villiers hundred giving the Proteas a 3-2 win. "Playing that way is a winning formula, it's just a manner of getting better at it and being more consistent," said Morgan. "We're still in the learning phase of our development." Since an awful World Cup campaign a year ago, a new positive approach to one-day cricket has seen England win series against New Zealand and Pakistan, as well as narrowly losing to world champions Australia.
England XI 202 for 6 (Hales 78, Morgan 42, Parnell 3-26) beat South Africa A 158 for 8 (de Bruyn 56, Topley 3-29) by 44 runs in their T20 warm-up match
South Africa beat England by three wickets in the 1st T20 in Cape Town South Africa 135 for 7 (du Plessis 25, Jordan 3-23) - England 134 for 8 (Buttler 32*, Tahir 4-21)
Chris Morris scored 14 runs off the final over and two off the last ball, as Reece Topley failed to gather a return at the stumps and complete a run out that would have forced a Super Over, to give South Africa a nail-biting victory at Newlands. All part of the learning curve
South Africa beat England by nine wickets in the 2nd T20 at the Wanderers South Africa 172 for 1 (de Villiers 71, Amla 69*) - England 171 (Buttler 54, Abbott 3-26) South Africa win series 2-0
Summary of Tour A great result in the test series to win 2-1, all be it the victory was helped by injuries to Steyn and Philander. Still questions to be answered about the batting line-up with regard to an opener and the No 5 slot. The white ball games were close (apart from the last T20) and the progression made by England is obvious