craig templeton, bbc news. who you think might win?hing coco gauff. emma raducanu, tomorrow is the battle the brits, it'll be an extraordinary day at the championships. briefly fortime, championships. briefly for time, katie boulter up championships. briefly fortime, katie boulter up against harriet, how much we look forward to that? massively. some of their encounters have been frosty at times, though they get along perfectly fine once it starts. but that competitive that mattress three hours so if you've got a ticket, your we have jack draper against cameron norrie, and like i draper against cameron norrie, and likel _ now, to a sensational day for mark cavendish, who's made cycling history, with a 35th stage win at the tour de france. three years after equalling the record set by eddy merckx, cavendish moved clear with victory in a hectic finish to the fifth stage, a sprint to saint—vulbas. jane dougall reports: battling so hard his chain came off as the wind across the line. known as the wind across the line. known as the wind acro

craig templeton has been watching the action. were behind. no one could lay a glove on the man, explosive start. ireland were struggling and needing a moment of magic. step forward james lowe who somehow kept the ball in, creating the trial forjamie osborne. his poise met the match was back in the balance. but then his dexterity cost ireland, his attempt to keep the ball in that another winger with open space to run into. he doesn't pass up chances like that. the springbok band went down to 14 players and conor murray took full advantage. but the world champion struck back to seal their first win over ireland since 2016. earlier, it was saturday night under the sydney lights involving two teams in need of a spark. welsh pride has been heard recently. no wins and the wooden spoon at this year's six nations, while austria have made the changes after a disastrous world cup. the new regime got off to a great start. but wales have the muscle memory of beating the wallabies at that tournament. penalty try, game on. with new head coach'