England include two uncapped players in Test squad to face West Indies
Surrey opener Stoneman replaces former teammate Keaton Jennings at the top of the order, while Crane will likely not play at Edgbaston
Surrey opener Stoneman replaces former teammate Keaton Jennings at the top of the order, while Crane will likely not play at Edgbaston
England 362 & 243, South Africa 226 & 202: Moeen claims a second innings five-for as Hashim Amla's resilient batting display goes without support
Moeen (67no) benefited from good fortune, when he was badly dropped at slip by Dean Elgar off Keshav Maharaj on 15, to hit seven fours and two sixes to revive England
England 362 (108.4 overs), South Africa 220-9 (68.3 overs), England lead by 142 runs: Anderson was superb after Jonny Bairstow had earlier fallen for an agonising 99
South Africa will be acutely aware that time is not on their side and will have to do everything in their power to restrict England to a score around the 300 mark
Gibson is two years into his second spell with England having worked with the team from 2007 to 2010, with South Africa ready to appoint him as their first black head coach
England 260-6 (90 overs): South Africa's attack impressed despite the absences of key bowlers Vernon Philander and Chris Morris, on an engrossing opening day
The forecast for Old Trafford can not been helped by a recent Radiohead gig
The previous five-year collective bargaining agreement expired on June 30, which had left about 230 players effectively unemployed
The 29-year-old has insisted that he's more than just an English bowler for English conditions as he eyes this winter's Ashes series
The 29-year-old's bowling performance against South Africa in the third Test rolled back the years
England moved Moeen Ali down to number eight at The Oval but that could now change
Saving the game always looked a step too far, but Elgar can be proud of how he stood up for his country today in South Africa's third Test defeat to England
Stokes removed the dangerous Quinton de Kock and then skipper Faf du Plessis in a ferocious early evening spell to leave South Africa 117-4 at the close
Former South Africa captain Graeme Smith will be writing exclusively for The Independent this summer. Here looks back at day four
Debutant Tom Westley brought up a hard-fought and nuggety maiden Test 50 and alongside Joe Root pushed England’s lead beyond 330 but Jennings once again missed out on a big score
Jennings is battling to save his Test place, has not been too down-hearted by his struggles and is unbeaten on 34 overnight
England 353 all out, South Africa 126-8: It will now take something very unusual to stop England from winning the match and from taking a 2-1 lead
Fast bowler misses large parts of play on day two at the Oval as England turn screw on tourists
Former South Africa captain Graeme Smith believes the tourists have the upper hand after England showed some familiar weaknesses