home city of leeds, and will be the second defence of his belt after retaining it with a win over carl framptoner. mike trout and the los angeles angels are close to agreeing a new 12—year deal, that would secure the baseball outfielder the largest contract in the history of sport. the contract would see trout pocket over 27 million pounds a year. england and australia will wear names and numbers on their shirts for the ashes. in the biggest change to kits in test cricket for 142 years. chris mitchell has the details. something that could upset a few traditional cricket fans, england and australia well where is and numbers on their shirts for the summer's ashes series. it could look like this. this is all part of the icc‘s new plans around the test championship. but it is a dividing opinion, there isa but it is a dividing opinion, there is a lot of people who do not like this. let's take a look quickly at the history of cricket and what players have looked like in the past. this is the 19305, a woollyjumper and a button up shirt. that was good enough for them. in the 19705. .. along came the wo

home city of leeds and will be the second defence of his belt after retaining it with a win over carl framptonthe los angeles angels are close to agreeing a new 12—year deal that would secure the baseball outfielder the largest contract in the history of sport. the contract would see trout pocket over £27 million a year. european qualifiers taking place this week, england have been training today, and our correspondent natalie was there. it might be a crucial time for clubs right now, but also for nations in the euro qualifiers. gareth southgate has seen a lot of withdrawals, but it is allowed him to call up the likes of callum hudson—odoi. he was down in bristol checking in with the u21 but he got the call—up to the senior setup. that's in keeping with gareth southgate's ethos of bringing through the youngsters coming to get them used to playing with the senior players at st george's park. competition for places is high at the moment, everyone's doing well and vying for a spot. it is for the yea rs and vying for a spot. it is for the years to go and express themselves, especially the attackin

in his home city of leeds in the second defence of his belt after retaining it with a win over carl framptons professional career. england and australia will wear names and numbers on their shirts for the ashes in the biggest change to kits in test cricket for 142 years. the icc thinks making players more easily identifiable will help more people engage with test cricket, and the series in england will be the first of the new test cricket championship. thats all the sport. enjoy the rest of your evening. hello there, good evening to you. well, this week will feel very springlike because we are importing mild airfrom the springlike because we are importing mild air from the south—west. we could see quite a bit of cloud around because the air we import from the atlantic will be moisture laden. you will really notice how mild it will be even if you get cloud or sunshine, temperatures will be above seasonal average. the reason is high—pressure building in the south—west, bringing south—westerly winds. we will have low pressure to the north of the uk. this will bring unsettled weather to the far

in his home city of leeds in the second defence of his belt after retaining it with a win over carl framptonrofessional career. england and australia will wear names and numbers on their shirts for the ashes in the biggest change to kits in test cricket for 142 years. the icc thinks making players more easily identifiable will help more people engage with test cricket and the series in england will be the first of the new test cricket championship. while names and numbers have been used in limited overs cricket for some time, test match whites have remained relatively unchanged. that's all the sport for now. chris mitchell will have a full round up in sportsday at 6:30. back to brexit now, and theresa may is to write to european union leaders, requesting a short delay to brexit until the end ofjune, with an option of delaying the process for as much as two years. this evening, the eu's chief brexit negotiator michel barnier said eu leaders would have to decide whether a delay would be in the interests of the grouping. any delay will have to be agreed by all 27 eu member states. we've just sp