2nd Test: England, South Africa run-feast ends in a draw

.@benstokes38 is named MoM for his record breaking 258 (198)! Was this your favourite innings of the match? #SAvEng pic.twitter.com/sA6ZsWtI4R
— ICC (@ICC) January 6, 2016

It's official now! The umpires call it a day and the players shake hands. England lead the series 1-0, but commendable comeback from South Africa.

England lead by 157 runs.

TEA! A stubborn 39-run stand between Bairstow and Moeen Ali keeps the Proteas at bay. Just one session left in the game.

#SAvENG England moving along very slowly and cautiously. Currently 144/6 with a lead of 146.
— EWN Sport (@EWNsport) January 6, 2016

We're halfway through the day & it's game on. ENG 122/6 @jbairstow21 & @MoeenAli at the crease. #SAvENG pic.twitter.com/m0DHWFKg1z
— England Cricket (@englandcricket) January 6, 2016

When England's sixth wicket fell at Adelaide 2006, they led by 132 with 62.2 overs left. Here it was 118 ahead, 53.2 left
— Simon Wilde (@swildecricket) January 6, 2016

Oh-oh. #SAvENG
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) January 6, 2016

Don't tell me the poms are going to choke @cutmaker ? Hahah Runs are just as important as time my English friends.... Ps Adelaide 2006 ?
— Shane Warne (@ShaneWarne) January 6, 2016

Remember the good ol days of 2015 when everyone was writing the Saffers off...? #saveng
— Innocent Bystander (@InnoBystander) January 6, 2016

Riveting Test cricket at Newlands #SAvENG
— Kass Naidoo (@KassNaidoo) January 6, 2016

We're not going to bed tonight, are we Australia? #SAvEng
— Cat Jones (@Cricketbatcat) January 6, 2016

Proteas got them rattled but their body language flat!! No energy or intensity..🙈
— Herschelle Gibbs (@hershybru) January 6, 2016

The highest first innings score made by a team which went on to lose a match is 586 in 1894. England made 629/6 d pic.twitter.com/lG3EfjNUrb
— Test Match Special (@bbctms) January 6, 2016

Surely not ... !!!!!!!!!!
— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) January 6, 2016