England v South Africa live: Scorecard and latest updates from second ODI at Lord’s today

Markram hits a four fine down the leg side off Archer and adds a single before the over’s out.

The teams take drinks a few balls early after that wicket. Matthew Breetzke is the new man in.

Adil Rashid comes into the attack and immediately gets the wicket of Bavuma! The ball pitches middle and leg before turning and taking the edge on the way through to Buttler’s gloves.

Finally, England have a wicket on the card.

Temba Bavuma is the new man in, and he fends off the rest of the over before pinching a single.

Rickelton swings at the first ball of Archer’s new over and top edges high, high it into the clouds. Jos Buttler shuffles to his right and holds out his gloves to take the simple catch.

Better from Brydon Carse, who beats the edge of Rickelton’s bat a couple of times, but England are still searching for a breakthrough.

A hat-trick of fours by Markram from the bowling of Archer! The first is through the covers, the second flicked fine off the pads down to the pavilion, and then powerfully cut square for a third.

He almost hits a fourth but Brook races to the rope and flicks the ball away just in time.

That’s 16 conceded off the over. Eesh.

The powerplay is over, but the South Africans keep the scoreboard ticking over with a series of singles off Carse’s bowling.

Mahmood continues from the Nursery End and Rickelton hits the first ball of the over for a fine off-drive for four.

The left-hander then plays a lovely front-foot shot which beats Harry Brook at mid-off and runs for four more, to bring up the 50 partnership.

Rickelton adds four more straight away, driving Carse’s opening ball straight down the ground. He follows it up with a quick single through mid-wicket.

Archer takes a shot at finding stumps and hits them, although the ricochet directs the ball past the fielders and for a four in over-throws!

A five there for Rickelton, and Archer can only laugh.