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hello. thanks forjoining us on this packed sporting sunday. here's what we've got for you on sportsday this evening... yes, he cam — norrie reaches a grand slam quarterfinal for the first time — but there's wimbledon woe for watson. a scary start to the british grand prix ends with a first—time winner. details of a dramatic race to come. morejonny bairstow heroics at edgbaston, but india remain in control of the final test. hello there. it's been one of those sporting sundays where you don't quite know what to watch. so much sport going. but we've got you covered for the next 13 minutes or so. we'll start at wimbledon where for the first time we had play scheduled on a sunday. and for cameron norrie — this was no day to rest as he reached the last eight of a grand slam for the first time. chethan pathak�*s at the all england

club us and chetan — norrie showed no signs of nerves out on court one. no. there were a few moments of tightness, times, but he is so good, isn't he, just that mental toughness and focus on the most consistent players on the men's and it is job done and who need a rest day? it is certainly not cam norrie. for the first time into a quarterfinal meeting his american mate who they had been together in four straight sets and what you see here is cam norrie just really playing with tommy paul throughout that match, estimate the net, better at the base, ninth seed really embracing the pressure and a bit of expectation on his shoulders into the last eight. he is going to play belgium's david goffin next and that is on tuesday and cameron norrie asked afterwards about how he's

feeling about this one understandably delighted with how things are going at these championships so far. i’m things are going at these championships so far. i'm the last one left so — championships so far. i'm the last one left so why — championships so far. i'm the last one left so why not _ championships so far. i'm the last one left so why not get _ championships so far. i'm the last one left so why not get behind - championships so far. i'm the last i one left so why not get behind even more and i think from the first time everyone has been behind in supporting me and i think it shows some of the tough situations in the matches and certainly for the match there i was going to a lot of different scenarios in my head and i was able to stay calm enough to close it off but, yes, it was great and definitely you guys help me through it. so a good win for norrie but no such joy for heather watson. we were hoping for double success but we didn't quite get it. it wasn't my first time in her career a fourth grand slam but it was great but her wimbledon has come to an end. she was beaten in straight sets on centre court by the world number 97 from germany young niemeyer, not

a play we were expecting that the of run at wimbledon but she was better than watson in both of those sets and deserved that win. prior to that match on centre court in its centenary year former wimbledon champion is aplenty turned up to mark the occasion, as i was sports correspondent wilson now reports. ——as our sports correspondent joe wilson now reports. billie jean king! before play, that door kept opening to history. bjorn borg! a centre court centenary. roger federer! the gathered roll call of winners and then establish the final cheerfor sue barker, the pride of the channel islands. who could possibly follow all of that? over to you, heather watson.

she is at the top of the screen here in a rally against germany'sjule niemeier which summed up the first set. watson tried to race making the most of her first ever first—round match but ultimately... yes, first set to niemeier 6—2. watson could neither outrun her 22—year—old opponent nor outthink her. all this past champions were watching a rising star, no question. 6—1 in the sector than a nice touch to the crowd. i just want to say sorry that i had to kick out a british player today. well, she fully deserved to win. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. disappointing on the into heather watson who ended up playing every day these championships and if you consider herfirst and day these championships and if you consider her first and second round matches carried across to date because of the weather. point in the week she said the organisers were trying to kill me but the previous

two rounds were a better positioned on the day starting first on centre court and still afterwards reflecting back one of the most emotional weeks of her career found plenty of positives. she was speaking to my colleague clare balding. straight after the match i am obviously very disappointed in the result_ obviously very disappointed in the result but— obviously very disappointed in the result but i know in the next few days _ result but i know in the next few days i_ result but i know in the next few days i will— result but i know in the next few days i will look back and be part of myself _ days i will look back and be part of myself of — days i will look back and be part of myself of this week but i wanted more. _ myself of this week but i wanted more. i— myself of this week but i wanted more, i was hungry for more, but credit_ more, i was hungry for more, but credit to — more, i was hungry for more, but credit to my— more, i was hungry for more, but credit to my opponent today, i thought— credit to my opponent today, i thought she played really well. she should _ thought she played really well. she should serve to huge and just didn't -ive should serve to huge and just didn't give me _ should serve to huge and just didn't give me a _ should serve to huge and just didn't give me a look in. you should serve to huge and 'ust didn't give me a look imh give me a look in. you played particularly — give me a look in. you played particularly well, _ give me a look in. you played particularly well, though, - give me a look in. you played particularly well, though, not| give me a look in. you played - particularly well, though, not much point is the saved and on those points return to the crowd and asked them and my word they were back. i wanted it to be longer and i think they did — wanted it to be longer and i think they did to— wanted it to be longer and i think they did to and, you know, i enjoyed every— they did to and, you know, i enjoyed every moment out there and ijust wanted _ every moment out there and ijust wanted it— every moment out there and ijust wanted it to continue and go on longer — wanted it to continue and go on longer if— wanted it to continue and go on longer. if today has taught me anything — longer. if today has taught me anything i'm hungry for more and i

don't _ anything i'm hungry for more and i don't want — anything i'm hungry for more and i don't want to settle. not for fourth round _ don't want to settle. not for fourth round l'rn — don't want to settle. not for fourth round. i'm putting on my focus into tennis— round. i'm putting on my focus into tennis at— round. i'm putting on my focus into tennis at the — round. i'm putting on my focus into tennis at the moment and i think that's— tennis at the moment and i think that's why— tennis at the moment and i think that's why was able to accomplish what _ that's why was able to accomplish what i _ that's why was able to accomplish what i had — that's why was able to accomplish what i had this week and i'm going to continue — what i had this week and i'm going to continue doing that i believe in myself— to continue doing that i believe in myself and my team and keep plugging away. heather watson there beaten by young niemeyer who is going to playjim and it will be an all—german quarterfinal. also former french open championjelena ostapenko who failed to take the last two match points and ended up losing this one in three sets. what a performance in the vehicle a 3k now, oldest woman left in the draw, mum of two, ostapenko not happy in flowing water bottle down in frustration and got some booze on court and classic aggro from ostapenko who didn't turn up aggro from ostapenko who didn't turn up impress —— got some boos. she

talked about the challenge of being a mum and having an outstanding championship so far but going into the quarterfinals carrying gassy and straight sets and she is now waiting to find out who's going to win on court number one at the moment between the favourite ons jabeur and lisa merton and we can take is a court and won at the moment because mike is a picture there, world number two, mike is a picture there, world numbertwo, and mike is a picture there, world number two, and she saved five set points to take that first set over a leasing there since he was a 24—year—old who knocked out angelique kerber in the prior round, ons jabeur taking all the battling qualities and it looks like she needs there because she was struggling on her own serve 2—0 up in that second set and you can see she is on the ball there in the second set and ons jabeur was talking about trying to deal with the pressure very much working progress and talking about the live action shall we see what is happening on centre court because this has been an absolute tussle. ——

ons jabeur versus elise mertens. two men left in this single drawer took the first set 6—1, 6—4. then had match point but callous alcatraz when it 7—6 and sinnott was 5—3 up, two points with much of but can i get it done? alcatrazjust not going to powerful, hustler, great player but hasn't got the expense and glass on either his opponent and all this is happening in novak djokovic still has to pick up and play for that before he plays a wildcard team. who needs a rest day? it is busy and still going on. —— wild

ca rd card tim van rijthoven. thank you. there was a record crowd at silverstone this afternoon for one of the most entertaining british grand prix in recent years. after a frightening crash at the start, ferrari's carlos sainz came through chaotic and crazy race to claim his maiden victory in formula one, ahead of sergio perez and lewis hamilton. joe lynskey watched this one. three o'clock at silverstone on british motorsport�*s biggest day. but as the field left the grid, this. in that car was zhou guanyu, the first chinese driver in f1 in his first season. the contact with george russell, in his first home race with mercedes. he ran to help zhou out but russel�*s car, too, was damaged. his race, too, was run. half an hour in, the crowd were told zhou was ok.

the fia said they and another driver caught in bumps down the field were taken in the medical centre. at four o'clock the race restarted and for a while silverstone hoped. lewis hamilton had found his way to the front. in a year without a win, could he here? a slow pit stop meant he got set back but a new chance — a safety car with nine laps to go. in an extraordinary rematch, hamilton fought his way to third. but out in front was carlos sainz who, in seven years in f1, had not won a grand prix. for the man from spain, this was his time, and on a day where the sport held its breath at the grid, there was joy at the flag. joe lynskey, bbc news. you know, congratulations to carlos. they were just too quick today for us and at the end i was in a battle with jacko and those guys were just too big on the straight and we've got a step closer them so we've got to keep pushing —— —— is in a battle

with mcveigh. —— mcveigh. —— checo. northamptonshire police meanwhile confirmed they'd made seven arrests after protesters entered the track as the race was red flagged. and an update on zhou guangyou. he's tweeted to say he's ok and had the all clear from the medics, adding the halo saved him. pictures appeared to show the roll hoop failed on his car when it went upside down. there was a frightening crash in the formula two race beforehand too, with roy nissany lucky to avoid injury. the israeli tangled with dennis hauger — sending the norwegian onto the grass with nearly catastrophic consequences. remarkably both drivers were able to walk away from the wreckage with the halo device on the cockpit potentially saving nisany�*s life, too. let's take you through some of the day's other top stories. belgian wout van aert has extended his lead after stage three of the tour de france. he was pipped to second in the sprint finish by dylan groenwegan — a late lunge giving the dutchman victory by mere millimetres. england have drawn their opening match of the hockey world cup against india i—i. izzy petter scored in first quarter before that was cancelled out by an indian penalty corner in the second.

they face new zealand next on tuesday evening. adrian meronk held off a final day charge by new zealand's ryan fox to win the irish open. two birdies and this eagle in his final four holes sealed a three—shot win for the pole — his first on the dp world tour. onto the cricket next, where india remain firm favourites to win the fifth and final test match against england at edgbaston. despite anotherjonny bairstow century, england conceded a huge first innings lead and couldn't make huge inroads when the touring side came out to bat for a second time. patrick gearey rounds up the best of day three. the score when england went out to bat this morning was 84—5, but these days they don't get intimidated by things like scores.

instead, they clear minds and, if possible, boundaries. carpe diem, cricket. the approach led by ben stokes relies on instinct and sometimes luck, but the problem with luck is it has a habit of changing suddenly. one ball later, stokes out for 25. that is how we play, they say, and instinct that serves jonny bairstow well, a man in the form of his life seemingly able to hit the ball when he wants with india powerless to stop him. a century, his third in three tests. he embodies the new england, but it cannot be down to him alone. on 106 he was sent on his way with love, perhaps for some with regret, because when india went back out to bat they were 132 runs ahead. england needed wickets, fast. this was a start, john tojimmy anderson while in broad

there is another player. india's response was graceful, old school. test cricket as it was. virat kohli began carefully gathering momentum charging in the other direction came stokes with the ball. edge, edgy, but kohli was out. in this test that might be a school worth worrying about. that's all from sportsday. lots more here on bbc news throughout the evening. next up, click.