andrew murray.ejust over to talk to us. andrew murray. two englishmen are just behind, over to talk to us. andrew murray. two englishmen arejust behind, paul casey on four under and ian poulter who is on three under as well in the clubhouse. we will be back tomorrow to let you know what is happening and we will bring you commentary from royal birkdale tomorrow. britain's chris froome has taken a big step to winning the tour de france for the fourth time and a third in a row he's he's emerged unscathed from one of the toughest stages of the tour, starting in briancon and finishing at the summit of the col d'izowar. french rider warren barguil won an 111—mile long stage 18, but crucially froome finished the stage in fourth, meaning that with just three days to go he has a 23—second lead. drew savage reports. literally one last mountain to climb. anyone wanting that yellow jersey would be to conquer it and the combined might of the team sky. rigoberto uran was 20 seconds behind in the standings and so

andrew murray is out of wimbledon. e was beaten in the quarter quarter—finals by the american sam querry. throughout the championships there've been continuing questions about murray's fitness — and problems with his hip. our sports correspondentjoe wilson reports from wimbledon. no player own centre court. no player owned centre court, but it's where andy murray learned to belong. in 2008 he reached his first wimbledon quarterfinal. ten years of consistency. but from feet, through hip, to mind, we knew this wimbledon would test him. by the end of today's match, he looked empty. it started so well against sam querrey. murray broke at the first opportunity. and the first set followed, 6—3. that is a hungry performance from murray. murray was bossing the second set, too. 4—3 up with a break. and then something just went wrong. a self—inflicted error. and querrey suddenly has an opportunity. he knew it. inspired, he won three games in a row, and from nowhere he had won the second set. why not? what could murray find? well,

we don't know why andrew murray was milling surgeons are towards the end of his match, but we will find. i knowjoined by virginia wade, good to with us. shane we're talking about a murray victory, in with the lovely symmetry if both he and johanna konta could have been through to the semi—skimmed act and johanna konta could have been through to the semi-skimmed act i'm really stands, but we all knew he wasn't really feeling his best groovy tournament. not only was he not willing physically that well, he wasn't hitting the ball quite as well as we've become using watching him play. as good as he was last year. so i guess sam querry will be delighted. he is a giant himself, he likes to knock off the top players. he's done it before. that's not to distract from wary‘s performance, is it? and firstly, you cannot watch every single points, but what i did see was glances of all tournaments, i knew he playing extremely well. when he hits the ball welcome me yet it cleanly. he is not an opponent that anybody really relishes playing. all british hopes now rest onjohannesburg's playing. all briti

i am delighted to say i am joined by andrew murray. good morning. you'll twin six open.hey practised win yesterday. abounds on the right—hand sides of the first hole, possibly one of the most intimidating tee shots i have ever faced. the wind blowing the ball towards out of bounds which is where, of course, former champion went. it was coming in sideways with rain at that point as well so it was horrid, certainly not pleasant. the most open of opens for many a year. how do we start trying to choose a winner? i don't think you do. are just as we see it already a one—hour interplay and, the forecasts of this afternoon is significantly better, brighter and the wind drops is a fraction. plays in the afternoon may have a shot advantage over the players who played early. will be fascinating. it there are so many world —class fascinating. it there are so many world—class players. fascinating. it there are so many world-class players. i was out on the town yesterday and so many people wanted to talk about their man, tommy fleetwood. he has a chance given his recent form. no ques

murray advances to his 11th straight round of 16. what reaction right there at wimbledon. you are as fast as andrewhat fast. >> look at my face. [laughter] >> we didn't speed that up at all. >> i did run that fast. on fridays. thank you, jeff. >>> well, this has been a big day for malala yousafzai. the 19-year-old graduated from high school and joined twitter. she's only had the account for a few hours. already she's got close to 230,000 followers. malala tweeted next week she'll be back on her girl power trip. she'll meet with girls in the middle east africa and latin america. she made headlines when she was shot in the head in the taliban at the age of 15. since then she's become an education activist. in 2014 she became the youngest winner of the nobel peace prize and received a liberty medal here in philadelphia a few years ago. i. and we believe everyone deserves faster internet. so with fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs 20 times faster than most people have. and it's just $79.99 a month online for the first year. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv