a stunning late try from debutant oliver gildart sealed an 18-16 debutant oliver gildart sealed an 18h new zealand. this was the first of the three match series. england went 1—0 of the three match series. england went1—0 up of the three match series. england went 1—0 up thanks to gildart‘s brilliant run finish. the wigan player had only been called up to the squad as a replacement for the injured sam burgess, the second test it as anfield next weekend. england set sri lanka a target of 188 for victory are merely t20 much of their tour. jason roy top scored with 69 as the remainder of the top order failed to fire in another rain affected match in colombo. david dunn reports. like the one—day series, the salty 20 match in columbo would also face a battle with the weather. while that didn't dampen the sri lankan supporters‘ spirits, england's dampen the sri lankan supporters‘ spirits, england‘s opener is probably did. jason roy and jos buttler stating an early intention. between them they posted a1, but three wickets including alan morgan‘s runout slowed the visitors‘ progression. they

oliver gildart called it surreal just being in the england squad. he was in as a late replacement.n a test series set up to be one of the greats. joe lynskey, bbc news. lewis hamilton will start his quest for a fifth world title from third on the grid at the mexico grand prix. he'll win the drivers championship if he finishes seventh or better. the front row of the grid belongs to red bull — daniel ricciardojust beat his teammate max verstappen to take the top spot. sebastian vettel is in fourth — he needs to win the race to prevent hamilton from being crowned champion. that is all the sport for now, clive. catherine, thank you for that. the duke and duchess of sussex have attended the closing ceremony of the fourth invictus games, in sydney. the sporting event, established to inspire recovering soldiers, has seen more than 500 competitors from 18 nations take part. prince harry and meghan will be travelling onto new zealand. our royal correspondent jonny dymond reports. joshua david smith. a week of competition and camaraderie comes to a close. today, athletes from militaries arou

zealand — but it was close, just two points in it. 18—16 the final score, with a dream debut for oliver gildarttraditions in world sport catch the eye like the haka. it is new zealand's spectacle made to intimidate, but a year on from losing in the world cup final, england have players out to make their own impression. that catch from tommy came two minutes into this first started. an intervention to set up sam tomkins for the finishing touch. but new zealand's response would be typically swift. this is a nation that plays rugby at high speed. like a hot knife through english butter. that score gave the kiwis a six—point lead. but england earned half—time parity through a referee's decision. connor here had not grounded the ball for the score. but a penalty try was given for new zealand's late tackle. it was a decision time to change the game. i'm not having any debate, it is a try. let's go. if that first half was free—flowing the second was marginal. new zealand kicked their way back in front, but to settle this match england found something far more remarkable. he sizes up his man! what a tr