England Vs South Africa: Philander and Morris Thwart England.

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South Africa recovered from a four-wicket burst by england to leave the second test delicately poised after the first day at Trent Bridge.
Stuart board (3-47) and Ben Strokes each struck twice to reduce the proteas from 179-2 to 235-6.
But Vernon Philander made 54 in an unbroken partnership of 74 with Chris Morris to leave to visitors 309-6.
Hashim Amla (78) and Quinton DE Kock (68) put on 113 while James Anderson took his 300th test wicket in England.
In helpful conditions,england were Thwarted by some determined south Africa batting in the morning session before Amla and De kock  dominated the afternoon.
The post-tea burst looked to have put England on top,but philander and Morris saw off  10 overs with the second new ball to put south Africa in position to reach a total in excess of 350.

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