James Anderson and Stuart Broad hit South Africa with the oldest of one-twos as England's bowlers had a field day in Manchester.
For the seemingly 760th time in their storied careers, one just had to sit back and admire the skills on show as the pair took a combined 6-69 to rout the Proteas for 151 in just over two sessions on day one.
And having played their part with the ball, the day came to a close with Broad itching to get involved with the bat as the designated ‘nighthawk’ but neither Zak Crawley nor Jonny Bairstow gave him the chance.
