I think I said earlier that get the two key wickets and who knows, and both Cook and Trott are his-to-ry. Uphill battle from here.
On the declaration, completely the correct decision given only TWELVE wickets fell in 3.67 days of cricket. I'd like to say I can't believe Yawn said he would have batted on, but he was a sheight captain and maybe more will recognise it. He would have likely missed out on 2+ wickets and be regretting it as the game petered out into a draw. The guy won two series of note, the Ashes through the abilities of his bowlers WAY more than his captaincy. Jones and Flintoff were key, once Yawn himself injured Jones by enfarcing the following on England struggled to see out the match and series as a win.
I'd just throw on spinners at KP if I were Smith, set a decent field and lure KP into throwing his wicket away. Obviously Smith can't afford to let KP race to 50+ runs quickly, but if South Africa can get England 3-4 down by the close then no doubt England will send out Anderson and I think they may as well wave the white flag if that scenario prevails.
Strauss holds the key for me, capable of playing a long hundred. I think in order the saviours could be Strauss, Bell, Trott, Prior then Bopara. I will however LMFAO if Bopara saves the day, the scene is set for it. Just think KP will try to dominate the bowlers instead of knuckling down for the team.
Typical BBC website, lots of non-live stories and the cricket reaching a climax not even on the homepage