England have wrapped up a memorable series victory over South Africa, winning the deciding Test at the Oval after Zak Crawley and Ollie Pope guided them home with the bat.
With the first two Tests also lasting just three days to leave the series level at 1-1, everything was set up for a fascinating decider. However, after day one was lost to rain and day two was cancelled as a mark of respect following the death of the Queen, there were concerns the series would not get the grand finale it deserved.
Once it was confirmed that cricket would resume, the Test was played on fast-forward and ended in 151.3 overs, with only bad light denying a two-day finish as Crawley and Alex Lees looked to make light work of a 130-run chase.
