in their second innings, south africa closed on 75—1 a lead of 2015. south africa closed on 75—1 england's women have fared better, completing a sixth successive win at the women's world cup. completing a sixth successive win captain heather knight made 67 before the west indies fell well short made 67 before the west of their target to lose by 92 runs. made 67 before the west england will now face south africa in the semi—finals. stef reid has won great britain's second gold medal at the world pa ra—athletics championships in london in the tim long jump. the double paralympic silver medallist won her first major global championship title with a jump of 5 metres a0. and chris froome has regained the yellowjersey in the tour de france. regained the yellowjersey and that, kate is all from wimbledon. back to you. all from wimbledon. john, all from wimbledon. thank you. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, we are back with the late news at ten to ten — now on bbci it's time for the news where you are. at ten to ten — now on bbci it's hello and welcome to sportsday with me, hugh ferris.

the headlines this evening: garbine muguruza is the new wimbledon champion. she wins nine games in a row to prevent venus williams a magical day for muguruza? yes, hugh, a new name etched in wimbledon history today, that of garbine muguruza. she becomes the second woman from spain win the ladies title here. her stand—in coach conchita martinez won it in 1994. she won it in real style, taking on the five—time champion venus williams. on finals weekend, centre court brings the generations together, garbine muguruza, one of the newest stars against its greatest survivor. the oldest post—war champion.

beneath the reefyfiuterrheer- she wants to close out points quickly, but amid the aggression those flashes took williams to the brink of the first set. she had two points for the advantage, but back came muguruza, with bravery and brilliance, that would be the shot of the set. her battling saw off break points and suddenly she had the lead. how this sport can swing. that exchange would have its effect on williams. even with her experience, she gets unsettled. muguruza has grown into this tournament, now she had grown into the match. three breaks in the second set had her racing towards the title. two years ago she was denied by serena. she would not miss this chance. tears of despair a couple of years ago but overwhelming joy now. she is the champion.

venus williams says she will be back again to win more. it was the game's new star to light up centre. a first wimbledon title. the start of her own legacy. i had i think the hardest match today against venus. she is such an incredible player. i grew up watching her play so it is incredible to play the final... laughter sorry! sue barker: but she was an inspiration? definitely. i feel incredible to play her here. and you showed no sign of nerves. i think it is inside. of course i am nervous. i always dreamed to be here. i was composed, i guess. that first set was crucial, wasn't it? yes, it was very, very tough. we both had a lot of chances so i am glad i made it. what about your team 7 your coach cannot be here. do you have a message for him?

yes, well, here it is! congratulations, it is amazing. i know how hard you work. this means so know how hard you work. this means so much to you and your family. well done today. beautiful. but also, venus, well done to you because you have had a great tournament. yes, thank you. thank you to my team who have been here day in, day out. thank you to my family. i love you guys. and a message to serena? i miss you. i tried my best to do the same things you do, but i think they'll be other opportunities, i do. so venus williams says she'll be

back but it was a fantastic day for garbine muguruza. after the match we spoke to another former champion, mary pierce. it was quite something. that first set was a real battle. there was the epic long rally of 19 shots where garbine muguruza played so shots where garbine muguruza played so solid, so aggressive. i think that really turned things around for her, winning that game, going to 5—5 and winning the first set. and it seemed physically venus williams was at the same player in the second set. the first set took a lot out of her physically. very quickly, garbine muguruza took that match. but so happy for her. i think she really deserves it. she has worked ha rd to really deserves it. she has worked hard to get back to where she is 110w. hard to get back to where she is

now. garbine muguruza won the french open last year and i was so happy to see that smile on her face afterwards. and having conchita martinez in her camp as well has also given her confidence that someone also given her confidence that someone else has already done this and can give her tips. what does this victory mean to her, the second grand slam title, how big an achievement if this? i think it consolidates and concerns your position in tennis and to say, i am a champion, i am a grand slam champion now, i have done it twice. i'm here to stay and hopefully to win some more titles. garbine muguruza did not have a great year over the last 12 months. it has been ha rd over the last 12 months. it has been hard for her to adjust to a new lifestyle. so many things have changed and she has had real difficulties. there is a time it ta kes to difficulties. there is a time it takes to get used to that. she has gone through that time and now she is wimbledon champion now. having

two grand slam titles will give her a lot more confidence for the rest of the year. venus williams will be so of the year. venus williams will be so disappointed. there was so much history riding on this match. were you disappointed ?|j history riding on this match. were you disappointed? i was so proud of her. at 37 years old, and with an immune condition, to be playing so well is incredible. after everything she has been doing in her career, she has been doing in her career, she obviously enjoys playing tennis. she is obviously sad that she lost but i think she can be proud of herself because she knows she has gone out there and she has given 100% of herself and really left everything out on the court. mary pierce with david on steam. british fans would have been hoping johanna konta could make it to the final but it was not to be for her. alfie hewett and gordon reid

defended their wheelchair men's doubles title. in what was a repeat of last year's final, this years was played on a show court for the first time. the pair had to come from behind after losing the first set on a tie break to france's stephane houdet and nicolas peifer. rain stopped play for two hours. it is quite tiring and we had to restart a nd it is quite tiring and we had to restart and go again. i think we did a good job of having no regrets, playing instinctively, and that is what we did in the end. more finals today. out on centre court there is a very tight men's doubles final. oliver marach and mate pavic taking on lukasz kubot

and marcelo melo. well, focus turns to the men's final tomorrow. 14 years after winning his first grand slam title at wimbledon, roger federer stands on the verge of an historic eighth all—england club triumph and 19th grand slam title. victory over marin cilic would also make the 35—year—old the oldest man to lift the famous golden trophy. i think the record is really gave me an extra source of motivation and inspired me to train harder and inspired me to train harder and inspire me to keep doing what i am doing. the greats of the game did not play for records. i could get inspired by the fact that maybe i could break a record. now we are in the same situation again, it reminds me of may be my first wimbledon when i was trying to do that or when i was trying to defend my first wimbledon or going for my fifth wimbledon or going for my fifth wimbledon to beat bjorn borg was amazing. iam

wimbledon to beat bjorn borg was amazing. i am happy to have these moments at wimbledon. i know when i step on court against cilic, i will be ready. the occasion will not be too big to conquer, to understand what i am going through. i will be ready and i am looking forward to it. so federer are going for a slice of history tomorrow when he takes on croatia's marin cilic. the big news is garbine muguruza of spain has won the ladies title over venus williams. thank you. england have handed south africa control of the second test at trent bridge after a batting collapse on day two. after wrapping up the tourists' first innings for 335 this morning. england were bowled out for 205 in reply, losing 7 wickets for 62 runs. and south africa have extended their lead. ending the day on 75—1. adam wild has been watching. a serene scene at trent bridge. down

below, joe root and england prop leave plotting to break that. if there is one player they can rely on to create noise, it is james anderson. needing four dismissals to wrap up the south africa innings, anderson was in no mood to share them out. little over half an hour played, 335 all out. the applause well earned. now over to south africa, to plot their response. it was as swift as it was effective. alistair cook stopped before he was allowed to get started. the very next ball, keaton jennings, allowed to get started. the very next ball, keatonjennings, out. trent bridge suddenly silenced. then it was down to joe trent bridge suddenly silenced. then it was down tojoe root trent bridge suddenly silenced. then it was down to joe root to trent bridge suddenly silenced. then it was down tojoe root to get trent bridge suddenly silenced. then it was down to joe root to get the crowd on their feet. it was down to joe root to get the crowd on theirfeet. he passed it was down to joe root to get the crowd on their feet. he passed 50. it was down to joe root to get the crowd on theirfeet. he passed 50. a recovery of sorts but one that would not last. when he went for 78, england were right back

in trouble. benz begs could not offer a single run of help. now the only sound, that of wickets falling and south africa celebrating. england collapsing to 205 all out. the day ending as it began, with south africa batting. only trent bridge now a little less calm. south africa are firmly in control. england's women have set up a world cup semifinal clash with south africa after a convincing 92 run win over west indies today. they continued their good form with the bat, posting 220—7 from their 50 overs. captain heather knight hitting 67. in reply, west indies never came close, losing wickets regularly with natalie sciver picking up 3 of them forjust three runs, as england sealed a comfortable victory. australia will meet india in the other semifinal. so here are the final standings. confirmation that england

finished top of the group stage. australia beat south africa today by 59 runs, finishing second to england on run—rate. india's huge 186 runs win over new zealand saw them finish third. lewis hamilton will start tomorrow's british grand prix on pole position as he attempts to make history at silverstone. patrick gearey watched the mercedes driver dominate today's qualifying. the future of the british grand prix might be unclear, but its presence, thatis might be unclear, but its presence, that is all about lewis hamilton. this weekend they have come to see lewis hamilton come to make history, to level alain prost and jim clark's record of five race wins in the british grand prix. hamilton equalled clark's record of five pole positions. it started in very british conditions. the drizzle but had disrupted final practice, reappeared for the first session of qualifying. daniel ricciardo suffered turbo failure and there was a problem forfull on

suffered turbo failure and there was a problem for full on the —— suffered turbo failure and there was a problem forfull on the —— ben ando alonzo. hamilton came to the fore in q2 and o3. ando alonzo. hamilton came to the fore in q2 and 03. his final lap was quicker than kimi raikkonen. fore in q2 and 03. his final lap was quicker than kimi raikkonenlj needed to make sure i got that lap in. idid needed to make sure i got that lap in. i did not do it in the last race so in. i did not do it in the last race soi in. i did not do it in the last race so i made sure i saved it this weekend. thank you, guys so much. sensational piece of driving which will be remembered by all who saw it. motor racing offers no guarantees. when hamilton gets ahead, he does not often look back. it could prove a crucial day at the tour de france after chris froome reclaimed the leader's yellow jersey after stage 14 in the pyrenees. the team sky rider finished just a second behind stage—winner michael matthews, but managed to break away from the previous overall leader fabio aru. turning a six second deficit into a 19 second advantage. britain have won a second gold at the world para—athletics championships in london. making it four medals in total so far. and there are plenty of chances to add to that tally

during the evening session on day two. kate grey is there. kate we should start with stef reid after her gold today. a long time coming for her. absolutely right. stef reid has been waiting for this gold medal for 11 yea rs. waiting for this gold medal for 11 years. she was over the moon to receive the gold medal. it has been very windy here at the olympic park. she took the lead from her first jump, then bettered it in the third round to five metres 40 and managed to maintain that lead until the very end. showing off all her composure and experience she has gained over the years, and in front of the home crowd, it was the dream ending for stef reid. we spoke to her afterwards, as much as it has been an overwhelming moment for her, i

think it has sunk in. this is what she had to say. i think it was overwhelming but i probably need a moment to reflect on it. it is really satisfying. when you work on something for a long time, it is satisfying. i think i am really grateful and thankful to everyone who has stayed with me and been on the journey. two goals so far but there could be more later on? the journey. two goals so far but there could be more later 0mm will be a very busy evening taking place in the stadium. we have a lot of brits in action. i will give you the highlights. paralympics champion richard whitehead goes in his trademark event the 200 metres, the event which made him famous at london 2012. he has been in incredible form this season. he has already broken the world record in this event. he is feeling confident at the age of 40 that he will still be able to perform here in london and definitely put on a great show

for the crowds here. we are definitely looking forward to seeing him. also kadeena cox. you may remember herfrom him. also kadeena cox. you may remember her from the him. also kadeena cox. you may remember herfrom the paralympics. she was the only athlete to compete in two sports and win gold in both, the athletics and cycling. she will go in the t 30 to 100 metres. and there is also hollie arnold, the paralympic champion, will champion and hoping to defend her title in the javelin throw. she missed out on a medal five years ago and will be hoping to put that right in front of the home crowd this evening. thank you. britain's jeanette chippington and emma wiggs both won gold at the para—canoe european championships in bulgaria, adding to their paralympic and world titles. former swimmer—turned canoeist chippington, who has won 12 paralympic medals, beat russian alexandra dupik

into first place by almost a second and a half in the kl1w 200 metres final. wiggs won the kl2w 200 metres final, and was almost three seconds faster than her fellow british team—mate charlotte henshaw who took silver. the england under 19 and have won their championship final against georgia. the under 19 took the lead through a second—half header before one of the worst or best goals you will ever see. england again went in front in the second half. lucas metra has won this for them. this is for england is another significant piece of silverware in what has been a fantastic summer for them in the age groups. chelsea have completed

the signing of french international midfielder tiemoue bakayoko from monaco. the 22—year—old helped the principality side claim the ligue 1 title last season, and joins chelsea on a five—year contract for a reported fee of up to 40 million pounds. great britain's lois toulson and matty lee have won silver in the diving mixed 10 metre synchronised event at the world aquatics championships in budapest. the teenagers, who won european gold together last month, held off the challenge of north korea who had to settle for third. china claimed the gold. it means a lot. we have not been training that long, about a year now. we have shown really good performances over europe and in britain. this is ourfirst world competition and we have done well which we are happy with. it is hard to do synchro with a boy and girl pairing but i think we suit really well together on the board. i don't know what it is but i feel like i

relax with lois a lot on the board and she died is really amazing. it isa and she died is really amazing. it is a good partnership and we are happy. ian poulter has a share of the lead heading into the final round of the scottish open golf. he's on nine under par along with another englishman callum shinkwin and andrew dodt of australia. poulter, who finished second in the players championship back in may, went round in 71. three birdies for him, this approach shot on the eighth helping him to one of those his playing partner 24—year—old shinkwin, ranking outside the world's top 400, had a mixed round — but did manage an eagle on the 14th. horse racing's prestigious darleyjuly cup was won by the 9—2 priced harry angel. ridden by adam kirby, the clive cox trained sprinter avenged his defeat to carravagio at royal ascot by seeing off the unbeaten heavy favourite into 3rd place today at newmarket. harry angel's win was a nice birthday present for owner sheik mohammed who won his first july cup. that's all from sportsday.

there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. from the team here, it is goodbye for now. hello there. good evening. it has not exactly been the brightest of sta rts not exactly been the brightest of starts to the weekend. there has been a lot of cloud around. that has produced some outbreaks of rain at times. the cloud broke up in the afternoon. between the warm front and the cold front we have a warm sector. we have temperatures up to 24, 20 5 degrees sector. we have temperatures up to 24,20 5 degrees in sector. we have temperatures up to 24, 20 5 degrees in places. with the warm air in place this evening it will be ugly affair. quite cloudy. misty and murky out west. 15 to 17 the minimum temperatures. we have some cool to fresh air in scotland.

some sunny spells tomorrow. there will be some showers as well, perhaps some heavy ones across north—west scotland. it will also be windy. the cloud retreating across england and wales. brightening up across the north midlands and north wales. with the warming —— warm and humid air it could get up to 25 degrees. next week we could have some spells of sunshine and temperatures could get close to 30 degrees. the principal of freedom of movement, it's important by the way, and britain benefits enormously from freedom of movement. laws on buying acid are to be reviewed by the government following a spate of attacks in london. a 15—year—old girl has died after taking a drug — formerly known as a "legal high" — in newton abbot in devon. two other girls were taken to hospital. time and time again we hear about people paying the ultimate price for this.

it's not worth experimenting with your life. also in the next hour: supporters of turkey's president erdogan celebrate one year since the coup against him failed. the government crackdown against the coup is still continuing — with another 7,000 alleged opponents of the president sacked