hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here's what's coming up on the programme. moeen inspires an england fightback in the fourth test against india — with a 5—for in southampton. england's women are into the world cup finals at the expense of wales, who will have to hope for a play off place. and the fastest man in the world makes his footballing debut. but is he any good? hello and welcome to sportsday. so lots of sport for you tonight and we're starting with cricket because the 4th test is turning into yet another fascinating match between england and india. just when we thought india were in the ascendancy again, england hit back — this time in the form of the re—called bowler moeen ali who took 5 wickets in southampton, leaving the game wide open. adam wilde was following the action

on day two at the rosebowl. in test cricket, bowling can be an art form. in test cricket, bowling can be an artform. one in test cricket, bowling can be an art form. one of the picture—perfect days of a needed them to create something spectacular. on display for his work, this is going to take patience into two experts using their strokes of the flourish. with their strokes of the flourish. with the great in the middle, this took his career total pass six total, the biggest price eventually went to current as he pushed on much to england's frustration. rewards have been tough to come by and all the while, that lead is disappearing. what they really needed was some of that bowling artistry, it came from

england's renaissance man, called to the site, helping students came back with his fifth wicket. he couldn't pass and well deserved and the passing of england's total, but so here's the scorecard. india were all out for 273 — successfully overhauling england's modest total of 246. cheteshwar pujara hit his first century in england, moeen ali was the best of the bowlers with five on his test recall and england will resume on 6 without loss, 21 runs behind. india are 2—1 down in the best of 5 series and must win this match to stay in it. england's women have qualified for next year's world cup finals after beating wales 3—nil in their ‘winner takes all' qualifiying match in newport tonight.

our reporterjo currie has been following the action. jo, it really was ‘winner takes all' wales were top of the group but it's england going to france next year? what now for wales? wealth as broken hearts this —— wales has broken hearts. at the break, three times in the second half and three different players. claim the first player to score against wales and this qualifying campaign, finally awaiting the welsh defence. scott, minutes later, with a looping header! england would beginning to dream, perhaps it was nikita paris who sealed the win with

her goal and sealed their place of the world cup next summer. i know you're going to talk to doug and for us. after tony duggan who opened the scoring spoke today bbc sports and the players are going to be happy and celebrate this evening. we're looking forward to the world cup, the biggest stage and in terms of the overall performance here, it was a frustrating for us. i knows when to be difficult, we've seen in the home, and it was always going to be difficult, but we worked on getting creative and we came up with a game plan. obviously great for

england, but not so much for wales. can they still qualify was ? they've now got a nervous wait to see if they've done enough to earn themselves a playoff place, the top four runners—up will go to the playoff competition and their rating for the results to see where they stand and that pecking order. but many of them are part—time, all expectations in this qualifying campaign so far, will be the determinant is one step too far. leeds united are still top of the championship after a goalless draw against second placed middlesbrough. it was a game of few chances. boro's jonny howson did manage to work leeds keeper bailey peacock—farrell in the first half, but neither side found much rhythm in the first meeting between managers tony pulis and marcelo bielsa. jose mourinho is making headlines again — this time telling reporters that he'll still be "one of the greatest managers in the world"

even if he doesn't win the premier league with manchester united. mourinho was being questioned about his side's poor start to the season. united play burnley on sunday. i am the only manager in the world that won: italy, spain and england. and by winning eight titles — not small titles, not small countries — eight proper titles. my second position last season is one of my greatest achievements in football. the new premiership rugby season got underway this evening, and it's been a great night for newly promoted bristol who won their first match back in the top division against local rivals bath. bristol, who were promoted from the championship, had led for much of the match but only made sure of victory when alapati leiua went over, you can see what that try meant to those at ashton gate. meanwhile, in the pro 11! — champions leinster narrowly beat cardiff blues in the welsh capital. replacement hooker bryan byrne scoring two tries as leinster had to battle back from 29—14 down

to win 33—32 at the arms park. the winning try was converted in the last two minutes of the game... and down the coast in swansea, the ospreys beat edinburgh 17—13 inspired by new signing george north, the wales wing scoring two tries on his competitive debut. there were two matches in rugby league's super 8's in super league tonight — including a shock at top of the table st helens who were denied the chance to secure the league leaders' shield after losing 30—10 to wigan, dan sarginson scoring a double in the first half as they went on to score six tries in total. st helens are still ahead of wigan by six points in the table. but huddersfield's hopes of making the semi—finals are all but over after they were heavily beaten by wakefield. rafael nadal has a fight on his hands trying to reach the fourth round of the us open. the world number one went a set down against russia's karen khachanov, who took the first set 7—5 after having four set points,

but the spaniard fought back to take the second set 7—5. they are in to the third set in the arthur ashe stadium where it is 4—3 to nadal. the world's fastest man — usain bolt has taken another step towards playing professional football. the retired athlete — who holds the record for the 100 and 200 metres — came—on as a sub for the australian a league side — the central coast mariners in a pre—season friendly. he's hoping to impress enough to get a deal ahead of the new season — however he was unable to take this chance — ironically hejust wasnt quick enough. now, we're now going to take you back exactly 50 years ago today. that was when the legendary west indies all—rounder sir garfield sobers became the first player to hit six sixes in a first class match. he was playing in a county championship game for nottinghamshire against glamorgan —

and malcolm nash was the unfortunate bowler on the receiving end of cricketing history. i don't think i've changed my story in 50 years, to be perfectly honest with you. i have no reason to change my thoughts on what i was trying to do. when you play a game against the best player that's ever played this game, all you want to do is get them out. and that's what i try to do and it was five minutes of my life that's been talked about for 50 yea rs. that's been talked about for 50 years. it didn't define my career at all, anything, it made me, it gave me greater resolve. i thought, what have you done? that's it, i'm done with cricket. i met when to pick up another game ever again. but that was not in my nature. ball six, and

ito was not in my nature. ball six, and i to stay was not in my nature. ball six, and ito stay around the wicket, same action, but which turned out to be an absolute major disaster because that was a half track. world records and everything of been talked about in the first time, as it is red one thing, you could not have done it without me. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be

bringing us tomorrow. with me are jason beattie, who's head of politics at the daily mirror, and sebastian payne, the political leader writer at the financial times. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the daily telegraph leads with a warning from lord blunkett that labour risks falling into decline and irrelevance unless the party makes a "seismic shift" in response to the anti—semitism scandal. the times claims tax avoiders are being blacklisted by the authorities to prevent them from getting knighthoods and pictures ariana grande performing at aretha franklin 5 funeral at the greater grace temple in detroit. the ft says coca—cola is setting itself up to take on starbucks, nestle and jab holdings in the global battle for coffee sales after buying costa coffee in a £3.9bn deal. the daily mail reports on new research that suggests up to 11! children are fighting for each place at top primary schools. the i says doctors will be able

to stay one step ahead of cancer tumours thanks to a new technique pioneered by scientists. and the daily express leads with the same story claiming patients will be treated earlier because artificial intelligence will be able to predict how the disease can evolve in individual patients. let's first deal with the front page story on the times. blocked from honours in secret memo between who? between the very secretive people who decide to get the honours. and the times of got this understanding that it the times of got this understanding thatitis the times of got this understanding that it is not consistent with the honour, and that famous sportsmen who may or may not be using entirely

legal systems, that is the important point, to minimise their tax bill had been denied honours. dave mentioned a few, consistently saying that he is not ever minimised his tax bill, that he pays his taxes in full. what i find curious about the story is that i don't know when this deal was struck, but certainly we won't know for example, he got in in the a few years ago, he got one at this year. and i'm wondering how this year. and i'm wondering how this is apparent. because it does not seem very consistent with the footballers. and it raises a lot of questions about how honours are awarded, who makes these decisions and why it is so secretive. and why are certain groups, certain

individuals, being discriminated against more than others. acing that this traffic light system where one warning light is going to go off and preferred some. the assume that these conversations have been behind closed doors but we know so little on how this honour system works, and begina on how this honour system works, and begin a friend allied a letter, made a think about? is that what i have to do? dearsir, a think about? is that what i have to do? dear sir, my team deserves a gold. i think you could recommend somebody. will do it together. you write a letter and a shadowy committee looks over this person, their political views and decides that they are ready to get one. it is not surprising that they're doing these kinds of things, what it does show us how sensitive the tax avoidance issue, as you said, it's

been being criticised for not fulfilling what you might suspect of a true abiding british citizen who lives here, pays taxes and contributes to society. and they're keen to avoid this and a lot of stuff the in this story, saying that he did not receive knighthood as his