James Anderson, Jonny Bairstow and Mark Wood back in England squad for SA Tests

Anderson sustained a right calf tear in the 1st Ashes Test, Wood is recovering from a left knee injury sustained in the ICC WC Final.

ICC reprimands Jonny Bairstow for using 'audible obscenity'

The batsman used an audible obscenity after his dismissal in the 7th over, which was picked up by the stump mic and heard on TV.

In July this year, England won their first-ever World Cup after defeating New Zealand in the final.

Bairstow has found the going tough with the bat in the longest format of the game as he averages just 25.91 since the start of 2018.

Batsman Jason Roy, who starred in England's World Cup triumph, is another name missing from Test squad after a difficult Ashes series.

Bairstow gave Smith a mighty scare when the Australian was sprinting for a run.

At lunch on the fourth day England -- bowled out for just 67 in their first innings -- were 238-4, needing a further 121 runs to win.

A target of 338 hasn’t ever been met in a World Cup because the intensity of competition can be higher than in regular ODIs.

England ride on Bairstow century to stay on track; Rohit’s effort in vain for India.

Hosts England have been receiving a lot of criticism due to their inconsistent performances in recent World Cup 2019 games.