Live Cricket Score of South Africa vs England, 1st Test, Day 2 at Durban

Ben Stokes is one who doesn't mess around, and has come to England's rescue several times with his counter-attacking cricket. The same was on display in Durban when he started off with a flurry of boundaries on Day 2. However, his outing was cut short he fell to Morne Morkel in the 72nd over, getting out for a 34-ball 21. Trying to pull a short-delivery from the off-stump line, the all-rounder only managed to get the toe-end, top-edging it to JP Duminy, who took a simple catch at gully. England slipped to 196-5.