on the streets of madrid ahead of the copa libertadores final. hello and welcome along to the programme. we start with cricket, and they're approaching lunch on day two of the first test between australia and india in adelaide. cheteshwar pujara's century helping india recover on day one, before they were all out for 250 in the morning session on day two. it's a test now for australia's new—look top order. chris mitchell is there for us live at the adelaide oval. chris, how is it all going over there, how's it looking? well, there, how's it looking 7 well, in the last few moments, india have got a much—needed wicket. 16—2, australia, as it stands. debutant marcus harris, one of the openers, out, caught off the bowling of ravi ashwin. i say it's a much—needed wicket because harris and usman khawaja, in the middle, were looking very comfortable indeed. india's

pace attack lacking something. they started brilliantly, sarah, though, let's not forget that. ishant sharma, first over of the day, aaron finch, the opener, more suited to the shorter format of the game, perhaps, out to his third ball. brit wickets out of the ground, aaron finch had to walk back in —— both wickets. a great start for india but then some bad bowling, especially from badra, his first five overs going for 45 runs. very flat. virat kohli, demonstrative and passionate when they got the early wicket, screaming at his players, you can see how much it means for him. very windy here, very warm, and mohammad shami, one of their front—line windy here, very warm, and mohammad shami, one of theirfront—line pace bowlers, has gone off with an injury to his elbow. we don't know how serious that will be and whether he can bowl today but a problem for

india, who, like australia, only have a a—man attack. there are still people coming in. we are approaching lunch here. you can walk across the river torrens across this lovely bridge and you come to the adelaide oval, a beautiful ground, one of the best in the world. you might have heard the programme seller shouting out to sell his programmes. i'm going to buy one. how much? $10. celebrities are charge you $20. therefore it's only ten! i'm not a celebrity! how long have you been doing this? 40 years. you would have seen the old adelaide oval and the new adelaide oval. 0h, new adelaide oval. oh, yes, i saw them both, but the old one is better. how do you rate the new australian team7 old one is better. how do you rate the new australian team? they're going as well as can be expected. it all goes up and down. south africa

we re all goes up and down. south africa were cheating, australia cheating. south africa rebuilt, now australia has to rebuild. a knowledgeable programme seller. he's right, there have been many ball—tampering scandals, the latest concerning australia. they're trying to put that behind them and at the moment their 45—2. see you later! you will always be a celebrity in oui’ you will always be a celebrity in our eyes, don't you worry! chris mitchell, thanks very much, live from adelaide. after becoming the fastest bowler to reach 200 test wickets, yasir shah's day was overshadowed by a breathtaking innings from kane williamson who put new zealand on the cusp of victory against pakistan in the third and final test in abu dhabi. the black caps started the day on 26—2, that became 37—3 when william somerville got out. shah reaching 200 wickets in 33 matches. but that was a rare success for pakistan on a day when wiliamson completed his 19th test century, and henry nicholls edged closer to his third, as they shared

a double hundred partnership. he's 90 not out, with williamson 139 not out. new zealand closed on 272—4, and start the fifth and final day with a lead of 198 runs with six wickets in hand, and on the brink of a win which will hand them the series. security is being tightened in madrid ahead of sunday's copa libertadores final between boca juniors and river plate. police are hoping to avoid a repeat of the scenes that forced the second leg in buenos airies to be abandoned when the boca team bus was attacked. authorities say one member of boca's hooligan gang has already been deported from the spanish capital. joe lynskey has more. it's a venue that's promised to keep the peace. in the 70 year history of the peace. in the 70 year history of the bernabeu, it's never played host toa the bernabeu, it's never played host to a south american final. madrid

now counting down to the rivalry that got too fears for its own city. —— cs. these were the pictures that saw the copa libertadores final suspended and then postponed altogether. after what barca went through, they didn't really wa nt what barca went through, they didn't really want the second leg played at all. the police in spain won't take any chances. translation: there are 12 any chances. translation: there are i2 argentine police officers in collaboration with us in madrid to help us identify high—risk fans. we're also making contact with other police officers back in argentina and across europe so the information about these high—risk fans arrives to us at the national police. in argentinian football, there's a fine line between a riot and a party. these were the scenes as boca left the country on tuesday. but for

those bands to follow them here it would cost more than $1500, twice the average monthly income in buenos aires. the numbers right now suggest both teams will struggle to sell the 5000 tickets they've been given. the rest of the stadium could be made up of real madrid fans. this is now the final with a fraction of the excitement. a match steeped in regret. translation: it's a weird feeling. it's a little bit sad because the south american final should be played at home, but eve ryo ne should be played at home, but everyone is playing for the mistakes ofa everyone is playing for the mistakes of a few people. for these players, just kicking off the match will be a relief. the tie itself is poised perfectly at 2—2, but boca has spent two weeks reflecting on more than just a match. translation: two weeks reflecting on more than just a match. translationzlj two weeks reflecting on more than just a match. translation: i think people are intelligent so let it all flow in peace, as it should be. this isa flow in peace, as it should be. this is a football game, think it's important that also ask, the main characters, keep in mind that this

isa characters, keep in mind that this is a final but it's just a football game. ina tie game. in a tie tied to decide the best in south america, this is the venue and the continent neither side really wanted. the winner will go straight to abu dhabi for the club world cup, but for the players, that could be an unwanted sequel. for now, these teams just want this episode to get a peaceful conclusion. joe lynskey, bbc news. ukraine's oleksandr usyk is one of four nominees for this year's bbc world sport star award. after beating murat gassiev to win the super series cruiserweight final, the 31—year old became undisputed world champion at that weight and followed up by beating tony bellew in november. details of how you can vote will come after we see why usyk is one of the most feared fighters on the planet. you can vote for your favourite at the bbc sport website, that's bbc.com/sport, where you'll also find terms and the privacy notice. voting closes on saturday the 15th of december at 14:00 gmt, and the winner will be announced later that day. golf, and home favourite louis oosthuizen leads

after the first round of the south african open in johannesburg. the former open champion, who's never won his home title, shot a bogey—free round of 63, that's 9—under—par, and he leads by one shot overnight. oosthuizen is playing in the south african open for the first time in eight years, and bidding to win his first title since the perth international three years ago. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. you can vote for your bbc world sports start on our website. from me, sarah stone, and the rest of the bbc sport had 18, goodbye for now. -- bbc bbc sport had 18, goodbye for now. —— bbc sport today team —— world

sports star. hello there. we are ending the week on a pretty turbulent note. some strong winds on the way to scotland. severe gales here could cause some problems. and as well as the very strong winds on friday in scotland, we'll also have some heavy rain around, particularly across south—west england, over the next few hours, and that could bring some localised surface water flooding. the troublemaker is this developing area of low pressure. pressure continues to fall and the low pressure deepens, and that continues to strengthen the winds. now, the strongest winds will be going into the north of the uk, and you can see some of the heaviest rain will be trailing back across wales into south—west england. here, 40 millimetres of rain, and that could cause a few issues first thing friday morning. certainly, some big puddles on your morning commute across this part of the world. the winds will continue to strengthen as we go on through the next few hours. and there is a good chance if you're going out in the next couple of hours of seeing some pretty heavy rain around as well, but it won't be a cold start to the day. the winds will continue

to strengthen to thrugh morning across northern ireland and then into scotland. this is where the strongest winds are going to come through, probably the strongest winds around midday, the early afternoon, with gusts around 70 to 80 miles an hour. could even top that in one or two of the very, very most exposed locations. there'll be heavy rain as well. further south, our band of rain will continue to push eastwards across england, clearing friday. then we'll see some sunshine following and a few showers for western parts of england and wales to end the day. showers too for northern ireland. temperatures will be falling through the afternoon. seven to 10 degrees as that cooler air continues to work its way in. now, as far as the weekend goes, it will stay pretty wind and blustery, and we're looking at further showers around, particularly on saturday. it turns cooler on sunday, but with a bit more in the way of sunshine. here's a chart then to take us through friday night. those strong wind still buffeting scotland, it will take a while for those winds to ease down, and then we'll start to see the next system approaching from the west. so, this is the forecast for saturday. most of us will see at least some bright and sunny spells,

but it's going to be a blustery kind of day, with showers moving in from the west and pushing eastwards as the day goes by. so it's one of those days where most of us will see at least a spell of rain. temperatures between nine and 13 celsius, so we're just about on the mild side of things. however, for the second half of the weekend, as winds swith round more to a north—westerly, still with som showers knocking around, it's going to start to feel a little bit cooler than that. those showers are really quite likely to work into parts of north wales and parts of north—west england, particularly around cheshire, greater manchester and merseyside. and the temperature's going down. seven to 11 degrees your high on sunday. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is lebo diseko. our top stories: asian stock markets recover, despite the arrest of a huawei executive and fears of a renewed us—china trade war. canada's prime minister says it's not political. there was no engagement or involvement in the political level in this decision because we respect the

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