Philander's stars as South Afrcia thump England by 340 runs to win second Test

South African pace bowler Vernon Philander celebrates with teammates after dismissing Englandrsquos Keaton Jennings during Day Four of the second Test at Trent Bridge Nottingham yesterday PicGetty ImagesVernon Philander led a fine allround bowling effort as South Africa thrashed England by 340 runs in the second Test at Trent Bridge yesterdayVictory saw the Proteas level the fourmatch series at 11 after they themselves had been well beaten by 211 runs in the first Test at Lords England set a mammoth 474 runs for victory collapsed to 133 all out 40 minutes before tea on the fourth dayManofthematch Philander took three wickets for 24 runs in 10 overs including an early double strike That gave him five wickets in total in a match where he also made scores of 54 and 42 with the bat No England batsman made a fifty in a second innings where former captain Alastair Cooks 42 was the top scoreSA spinner Keshav MaharajThe most made by any side to win in the fourth innings of a Test is the West Indies 418 for seven against Australia at St Johns in 2003 But the more immediate task for England yesterday was to see if they could at least keep South Africa in the fieldSustain only for 442 oversThey failed miserably the hosts bowled out in 442 overs despite South Africa being without Kagiso Rabada after the fast bowler was suspended for swearing at Englands Ben Stokes at LordsPhilander removed lefthanders Keaton Jennings three and Gary Ballance four during a burst of two for eight in 19 balls Recalled allrounder Chris Morris followed up with two for two in 20 balls to dismiss England captain Joe Root eight and Cook At lunch England had slumped to 79 for four with Jonny Bairstow 12 not out and Ben Stokes five not out Only last year the pair shared a stunning partnership of 399 against South Africa at Cape Town with Stokes making 258 and Bairstow an unbeaten 150Dumb batting VaughanBut their stand yesterday was worth just 12 when Bairstow 16 advanced down the pitch to leftarm spinner Keshav Maharaj only to drag an intended drive straight to Morris at midon It was an extraordinary shot given Englands dire position I cant believe I have seen that said angry former England captain Michael Vaughan commentating on BBC Radios Test Match Special All you need to do is dangle the carrot and theyll go for it Dumb batting What is he thinking Even if it goes for four or six thats not the point now Its about batting timeMoeen Ali hit six fours in his 27 before he too made a present of his wicket to Maharaj sweeping the spinner straight to square leg Stokes at least gutsed it out for more than an hour while making 18 before he was caught and bowled off a low checked drive by Philander England lost their last three wickets on 133 paceman Duanne Olivier mdash only playing because Rabada was banned mdash ending the match when he dismissed tailenders Mark Wood and James Anderson with successive deliveriesEngland resumed with Cook and fellow lefthanded opener Jennings both nought not out after surviving four overs late on Sunday Philander renowned for his ability to move the ball at a lively fastmedium pace had a wicket with just his fifth ball on Monday South Africaborn Jennings was undone by an excellent delivery that nipped back to uproot his off stump Ballance in his third stint of Test cricket and under huge pressure for his place was then lbw to Philander on review