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Adil Rashid, Moeen Ali and Sam Curran were dependable, too
Several fringe players are electing to skip the tour for financial or family reasons so there is plenty of opportunity for those travelling
Brook, in particular, did his chances going forward no harm, while it was heartening to see Jofra Archer back in an England shirt after 22 months away
Joe Root, Jonny Bairstow, Mark Wood and Liam Livingstone were all unavailable, with Ben Duckett and Harry Brook thrown in at the coalface
In England’s last two World Cup finals Stokes has been the batting linchpin and gotten his side over the line by hook or by crook
With just a few months to go until they defend their World Cup title in India in the autumn, we look at their prospects
Archer reminded everyone what he is capable of in the same match with six for 40 helping England end a five-match losing streak and Olly Stone bowled at high pace and looked menacing in the middle overs
How are England shaping up for the World Cup?It is, of course, too early to tell but next month’s white-ball tour of Bangladesh – where the pitches could resemble India’s – may offer some clues
He may reverse his ODI retirement ahead of the World Cup – and he would be welcomed back with open arms by Buttler and head coach Matthew Mott
Jason Roy returned to form with a century – although he followed that up with two single-figure scores
Twin defeats in Bloemfontein meant victory in Kimberley was a mere consolation for double world champions England, who have now gone four ODI series without a win
Scheduling conflicts and injuries meant England were unable to summon their best XI – a recurring theme since their 2019 World Cup win
But, as it stands, he is simply unavailable in the format because of increasing demands on his time
Do England need Ben Stokes back for the World Cup?The short answer is: yes
How did the players rate?Jason Roy: 7, Dawid Malan: 8, Ben Duckett: 4, Harry Brook: 6, Jos Buttler: 9, Moeen Ali: 7, Sam Curran: 7, David Willey: 5, Chris Woakes: 5, Adil Rashid: 7, Olly Stone: 7, Jofra Archer: 8, Reece Topley: 4
England finished the standalone ODI series against South Africa with a flourish but the Proteas had the last laugh by claiming a 2-1 victory
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They are England’s last ODI fixtures until September, when they will be putting the finishing touches to their squad
But had Stokes been available in ODIs, it is unlikely he would have made the trip to South Africa because of the close proximity to the New Zealand Test series, which starts in a couple of weeks
He is likely to get better and better if he stays fit
Dawid Malan might be putting pressure on Roy after tonning up alongside Jos Buttler, rescuing England from 14 for three on Wednesday
Any positives from this series?Plenty

He may reverse his ODI retirement ahead of the World Cup – and he would be welcomed back with open arms by Buttler and head coach Matthew Mott
Several fringe players are electing to skip the tour for financial or family reasons so there is plenty of opportunity for those travelling
But, as it stands, he is simply unavailable in the format because of increasing demands on his time
They are England’s last ODI fixtures until September, when they will be putting the finishing touches to their squad
Scheduling conflicts and injuries meant England were unable to summon their best XI – a recurring theme since their 2019 World Cup win
How are England shaping up for the World Cup?It is, of course, too early to tell but next month’s white-ball tour of Bangladesh – where the pitches could resemble India’s – may offer some clues
Joe Root, Jonny Bairstow, Mark Wood and Liam Livingstone were all unavailable, with Ben Duckett and Harry Brook thrown in at the coalface
How did the players rate?Jason Roy: 7, Dawid Malan: 8, Ben Duckett: 4, Harry Brook: 6, Jos Buttler: 9, Moeen Ali: 7, Sam Curran: 7, David Willey: 5, Chris Woakes: 5, Adil Rashid: 7, Olly Stone: 7, Jofra Archer: 8, Reece Topley: 4
Adil Rashid, Moeen Ali and Sam Curran were dependable, too
Jason Roy returned to form with a century – although he followed that up with two single-figure scores
Do England need Ben Stokes back for the World Cup?The short answer is: yes
Any positives from this series?Plenty
Twin defeats in Bloemfontein meant victory in Kimberley was a mere consolation for double world champions England, who have now gone four ODI series without a win
Archer reminded everyone what he is capable of in the same match with six for 40 helping England end a five-match losing streak and Olly Stone bowled at high pace and looked menacing in the middle overs
Is it all doom and gloom?RecommendedCharity boss speaks out over ‘traumatic’ encounter with royal aideUkraine war’s heaviest fight rages in east - follow liveNo
Dawid Malan might be putting pressure on Roy after tonning up alongside Jos Buttler, rescuing England from 14 for three on Wednesday
In England’s last two World Cup finals Stokes has been the batting linchpin and gotten his side over the line by hook or by crook
But had Stokes been available in ODIs, it is unlikely he would have made the trip to South Africa because of the close proximity to the New Zealand Test series, which starts in a couple of weeks
England finished the standalone ODI series against South Africa with a flourish but the Proteas had the last laugh by claiming a 2-1 victory
He is likely to get better and better if he stays fit
With just a few months to go until they defend their World Cup title in India in the autumn, we look at their prospects
Brook, in particular, did his chances going forward no harm, while it was heartening to see Jofra Archer back in an England shirt after 22 months away
