Lord’s plays host to the second One-Day International between England and South Africa later this week.
The two sides met for the first of three matches at Headingley on Tuesday.
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England were given a brutal reality check by their opponents, being bowled out for just 131 before the Proteas cruised to victory by seven wickets.
Following their clash in Leeds, the series heads to London for another day-night match.
England vs South Africa: Start time and how to follow
The second ODI between England and South Africa will take place on Thursday, September 4.
The match was scheduled to start at 1pm but action at Lords has been delayed due to bad weather.
The match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Cricket, with coverage beginning at 12.30pm.
talkSPORT will also provide updates on the action at Lord’s throughout the day.
To keep across our coverage on the website, click HERE for the live stream.
Fans can also tune in through the talkSPORT app, on DAB digital radio, through your smart speaker and on 1089 or 1053 AM.
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South Africa’s Tour of England
One-Day Internationals
- 1st ODI, Headingley – South Africa won by seven wickets
- 2nd ODI – September 4, Lord’s
- 3rd ODI – September 7, Rose Bowl
T20 Internationals
- 1st T20I – September 10, Sophia Gardens
- 2nd T20I – September 12, Old Trafford
- 3rd T20I – September 14, Trent Bridge
England vs South Africa: Team news and scorecard
England
- Ben Duckett
- Jamie Smith
- Joe Root
- Harry Brook (c)
- Jos Buttler (wk)
- Jacob Bethell
- Will Jacks
- Brydon Carse
- Jofra Archer
- Adil Rashid
- Saqib Mahmood
South Africa
- Aiden Markram
- Ryan Rickelton (wk)
- Temba Bavuma (c)
- Matthew Breetzke
- Tristan Stubbs
- Dewald Brevis
- Corbin Bosch
- Senuran Muthusamy
- Keshav Maharaj
- Nandre Burger
- Lungi Ngidi
Start Time:Â 13:00
Toss:Â England won the toss and decided to field
Officials:Â Mike Burns, Sharfuddoula Saikat, Nitin Menon, Javagal Srinath, Russell Warren
Scorecard: For the latest scores from Lord’s, click here
England vs South Africa: What has been said?
Following the first ODI, Harry Brook and his opposing captain Temba Bavuma spoke to the media.
Brook said:Â “Not ideal and not a great start to the series but it’s just one of those bad days and we have to move on as quickly as possible.
“Everybody will hold their hands up and say they’ve had a bad day, apart from Jamie Smith – he batted really nicely. But it’s just one those days, we couldn’t get a partnership together.
“The ball held in the pitch a bit more than usual but I don’t want to go into too much detail, it’s a bad day and we’ve got to move on.”
Bavuma added:Â “We were clinical with the ball.
“Even though they managed to put us under a bit of pressure in the powerplay, we still managed to take wickets. Then in the middle, the guys came in, Kesh [Maharaj] showing his class.
“With the ball, I don’t think you can fault much. With the bat, we could have been more clinical at the end but I don’t think it takes anything away from how we went about the chase, led by Aiden Markram at the top really taking the attack to them.”
