An issue with the ball after just 8 deliveries. Feels like there's a scratch mark on it. Umpires okay to continue for now

Hazlewood to Rickelton, no run, on a length and angling across, keeps a tad low. Defended towards covers

Josh Hazlewood, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack

Wiaan Mulder, right handed bat, comes to the crease

Fresh off an IPL final win, Josh Hazlewood from the other end...

Mitchell Starc to Markram, out Bowled!! Markram b Mitchell Starc 0(6)

Mitchell Starc to Markram, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!

Mitchell Starc to Markram, no run

Mitchell Starc to Markram, no run, that's the Mitchell Starc inswing that the world fears!! Full, fast and shapes in from off. Markram looks to push at it and gets an inside edge onto his pads.

Mulder padded up to bat next

Mitchell Starc to Markram, no run

Mitchell Starc to Markram, no run

Mitchell Starc to Markram, no run, angling across on a length, no real movement off this first ball. Markram lets that pass

Markram and Rickelton are at the crease. Markram is on strike. Mitchell Starc will open the attack

Rabada: Coming here about a week ago, could already feel the atmosphere. Great to see the support for us. Feels like a home game. Means a lot to play for South Africa. Given my all each and every time. Happy to do the job. It was moving around a bit. With the new ball it seemed harder to score. As the ball got softer and they showed intent, they got some runs away. But you always felt that, on this wicket, especially with the way they were playing, any ball had their name on it. That's all secondary (climbing the wicket-takers list for SA). Primary is to keep running in and doing the job. Means a lot to get past Allan Donald, what a legend.

Right, so a quick turnaround and the South Africa openers are walking out to the middle.

Rabada: Coming here about a week ago, could already feel the atmosphere. Great to see the support for us. Feels like a home game. Means a lot to play for South Africa. Given my all each and every time. Happy to do the job. It was moving around a bit. With the new ball it seemed harder to score. As the ball got softer and they showed intent, they got some runs away. But you always felt that, on this wicket, especially with the way they were playing, any ball had their name on it. That's all secondary (climbing the wicket-takers list for SA). Primary is to keep running in and doing the job. Means a lot to get past Allan Donald, what a legend.

SA quicks today
Nursery end: 5/76 (ER: 2.85)
Pavilion end: 3/95 (ER: 4.01)
*excluding extras

Rabada in Tests at Lord’s
Matches: 3
Wickets: 18
Avg: 16.83
SR: 30.2
He went past Morne Morkel (15) for most wickets among SA bowlers at the venue today.
He becomes the third SA bowler with multiple five-fors at Lord’s, after Allan Donald and Makhaya Ntini (two each).

Most Test wickets for SA
439 - Dale Steyn
421 - Shaun Pollock
390 - Makhaya Ntini
331 - Kagiso Rabada
330 - Allan Donald