zara is determined to ush themselves. zara is determined to push away — themselves.selves. zara is determined to push away the depths of - to push away the depths of despair as she rose across the pond and into the record books. they might be about to renew one of cricket's most bitter rivalries, but an australian and englishwoman are both on the same page about one thing, that they want their ashes to last longer. the two sides will contest the women's series over six white ball games and one test match, and a playerfrom each of the teams agrees that the longest format should provide three matches. i would love to see three, three, three. ithink i would love to see three, three, three. i think the best thing about the ashes is the narrative, the rivalry, how it builds over time, and actually you saw in the india australia men's test series that the narratives built in a five match series, and even then a three match series, the kind of things, with bumrah always getting the same people out things like that, and as an opening batter, that is part of reason why you lo

we filmed zara before she set off. she had never rode on the ocean.hours a day and facing her fear of cleaning the boat to reduce drag. because i'm don't like being in the water, because i'm not a good swimmer, i don't like the feeling of being out of breath underwater, i don't like having to know i need to come up for air because it means i've been under for a long time. her parents back home are closely tracking her 3600 nautical mile journey from portugal to the coast of french guyana. the biggest challenge is the mental aspect of being on your own 2a hours a day, seven days a week, for weeks on end. all she's done is take one day at a time. she has put everything aside and just concentrated on forgetting about fear and being hungry or being tired, or being, you know, or being hurt. she'sjust carried on rowing. so just by sheer determination has she got to where she is right now. while we were filming how parents, she phoned home. today, i do feel a bit more down, because it hasn't really felt real for the past ten days, and it'sjust difficult when

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. >> wasn't there one of the players who had just finished his shift at zara? yeah, that's right, he was the one. did you see where he was tying the net up before the game? yeah, it was just like they got they got the and he's tying the net because the net had fallen down. and it's like spurs players are like what. people have to do this themselves. but it was he tied themselves. but it was he tied the net and they played really well. >> do you think tottenham were a bit overawed by the ground, the supporters, the passion for it, the you know the propensity of the you know the propensity of the fans? >> i don't know. all i know is that you were rubbish. yeah, it was okay. thank you. yeah thank you. >> and but on your potholes i might have something for you. oh, really? the government is going to expand ai oh, really? the government is going to expand al to help spot potholes. so you might not get into trouble again. really? yeah. ai is the answer. well, someone. >> the only thing that could do it is like it's coming up now. it's in front of you. now. avoid the