alastair cook was first to 90, just 58. alastair cook was first to go, out forjust just 58.st 58. alastair cook was first to go, out forjust five. trent boult took 6—mac wickets as five others went out for a duck. the new zealand skipper took the team to a position of total dominance with 91 not out by the close. england just batted terribly. i have been in teams were that happens sometimes, a juggernaut of destruction comes your way. adversely, on the bowling team that can be the opposite. stuart broad rolled through the new zealanders exactly the same way. don't say heads will be to rule on somebody is to blame. nobody is to blame, collectively they didn't bat well. mark williams is set to reach the semifinals in the players championship needing just 2—mac morphemes against fellow welshman ryan day. he will now face ronnie o' sullivan in the semifinal. that's all the sport for now, much more to come and on the bbc sport website. much more from gareth southgate and has held a press co nfe re nce from gareth southgate and has held a press conference in amsterdam, and if you

after declaring, the home side got alastair cook out early in the second innings forjust alastair cookjust two alastair cook out early in the second innings forjust two runs. matt stillman reached his fourth test half—century with a six from neil wagner, but he was out next ball, called by trent boult. joe root reached 50 but shortly after took a nasty hit to the glove and had to receive lengthy treatment. he was dismissed by bolt next, leaving england on i32—3 at the close, they must bat out the final day for a draw. england's women have also been in action, danielle wyatt hit a brilliant century as they beat india in the third t20 match of the series in mumbai, only the second woman to score 2t20 international hundreds to help england reach their target of 199 with eight deliveries to spare. india had earlier posted 198—4, highest score made against england, who now top the table with two wins from two after they also beat australia. —— to score two t20 international hundreds. a bitter blow for lewis hamilton in f1, finishing second place at the australian grand prix after a spot of

alastair cook gone, fragility exposed. discover the game's more beautiful sight. england, like the sport, need to recover but this is not the way to go about it. alastair cook gone, fragility exposed. england's best batsmen falling. a painfully familiar collapse, only given a temporary halt when jonny bairstow sprung to the wicket, offering england a way to repair damage. others seemingly intent of simply causing more. stuart broad the seventh to go, bairstow left to pick up the pieces. he passed 50 in fine fashion, supported by mark wood who also reached a half—century. bairstow finished the day three short of three figures, a recovery of sorts but after a long week there remains a long way to go. australia's cricketers are back in action for the first time, as the fall out continues to the ball tampering scandal. the search for a new head coach will begin when darren lehman steps down after the fourth and final test in what's become an ill fated series with south africa. the man he replaced and the current pakistan coach

england lost alastair cook early in their second innings forjust england lost alastair cook early inr just two. mark stoneman reached his fourth test half—century with a six off neil wagner but was out next ball, caught by trent boult. joe root made 51 but lost his wicketjust as play finished for the day. england finished for the day. england finished on 132—2, trailing by 237. england's women have also been in action today, dani wyatt hitting a brilliant century as they beat india in the third t20 of the series in mumbai. danny white becomes only the second woman to score two t20 international centuries which helped england reach their target of 199 england reach their target of i99 with eight balls to spare. india had earlier posted 198—4, the highest score made against england, who now topped the table with tee wins from two after also beating australia. the formula i season has returned for 2018 in the formula 1 season has returned for 2018 in australia. it began with a bitter blow for lewis hamilton who finished in second place after a spot of bad luck allowed ferrari's sebastia

but once alastair cook went early their batting plunged almost uncharted depths.he first of five players to go without scoring. including, on his comeback, ben stokes. it almost beggared belief, as one after another they came, they saw, and they crumbled. blink and you missed them, a conveyor belt of calamity the like of which cricket has rarely seen. by the time stuart broad was brilliantly caught, england were 27—9 and on the brink of their lowest score in test history. they did avoid that, but not by much. all out for 58 injust an hour and a half. even for seasoned observers — about as bad as it gets. england just batted terribly. they batted really badly. it was one of those days, i've been in teams where that happens sometimes. a juggernaut of destruction comes your way and you can't stop it. adversely i've been with the bowling team and it's all going your way, you feel like you get a wicket every ball. collectively the england players didn't bat well enough. and to prove a point new zealand's batsmen promptly made it all look so easy. 175—3 at the close. af

alastair cook gone. in the's top batsmen for the quick succession. a painfully familiar collapse.ary halt when jonny familiar collapse. only given a temporary halt whenjonny bairstow sprung to the wicket, offering england a way to repair the damage. —— england's batsmen. the others intent on cruising through. jonny ba i rstow intent on cruising through. jonny bairstow was there to pick up the pieces after another wicket fell. he passed 50 in fine fashion. mark wood also reached a half—century. jonny ba i rstow also reached a half—century. jonny bairstow finished the day three short of three figures. but after a difficult week there remains a long way to go. that difficult week is continuing. the fallout of that ball tampering scandal is still haunting australia. their cricketers have been back in action in south africa, albeit without captain steve smith, cameron bancroft, and warner, who are all serving lengthy bans. it'll be interesting to see how australia bat tomorrow. it's the last match for head coach darren lehmann who has resigned, despite denying any responsibility for th

a lead is not far off 400, the kind of target to test the mental resolve of a batsman but for alastair cook time this week. same result from the same bowler, the same long walk. through mark stoneman, england's openers found some kind of recovery, heaved his way past 50, with the very next ball, set up his dismissal. with him gone, every balljoe root faced became more important, he got to the last one of the day, but then edged it. the thinnest nick off the glove puts victory in breach of new zealand, and seven wickets on day 5 will compound england's problems. studio: in contrast, england's women flying, danielle wyatt hitting a brilliant 52 ball century as they beat india in the third t20 match of their series, reaching their target of 199 with eight balls to spare, topping the table with two wins from two after also beating australia. now, melbourne, the formula 1 season began with a blow for defending champion lewis hamilton, having taken a brilliant pole position, he ended up in second place after a spot of bad luck with the safety car allowed ferrari's sebastian vettel take the cheque

alastair cook, gone, a fragility all too readily exposed.ick succession. root, malan, and then stoneman, a painfully familiar collapse, only given a temporary halt whenjonny bairstow sprang to the wicket, offering england a way to repair the damage. others though, seemingly intent on simply causing more. stuart broad, the seventh to go, bairstow again left to pick up the pieces. he passed 50 in fine fashion, supported by mark wood, who also reached his half century. bairstow finished the day three short of three figures, a recovery of sorts. after a difficult week, there remains a long way to go. adam wild, bbc news. tomorrow night, boxing heavyweight world champion anthonyjoshua is back in action, in one of the sport's biggest fights in recent memory. he faces the current wbo champion, joseph parker from new zealand, in wales. our sports correspondent david ornstein reports. cardiff, a city steeped in history, but more recently renowned for hosting major sporting events. and they don't come a lot bigger than this. because anthonyjoshua is t

the home side got alastair cook out early in england's second innings forjust early in england's secondinnings forjust two runs. mark stoneman reached his fourth test half—century with a six, but out of next ball, caught by trent boultjoe root also reached 50 but then he took a nasty hit to the glove from trent boult, receiving lengthy treatment, and out off the next ball, off the bowling off the next ball, off the bowling of trent boult. england must now bat out the final day for a draw tomorrow. by contrast, england's women in great form, a brilliant 52 ball century for wyatt. england topped the table with two wins from two. in tennis, johanna konta is through to the fourth round of the miami open. she is the defending champion at the event and she made relatively light work of elise merton ‘s. the world number 14 took the first set comfortably, and it got better in the second set, 6—2, 6-1 got better in the second set, 6—2, 6—1 in the final score, and she makes her way into the last 16, with venus williams a possible opponent. the opening race of the formula 1 season the opening race

but once alastair cook went early their batting plunged almost uncharted depths.coring, as new zealand's bowlers ran amok. as ruthless with the ball as england were toothless with the bat. enter ben stokes, his first test since an incident outside a nightclub six months ago, but the comeback didn't last long. 0h! it almost beggared belief, as one after another they came, they saw, and they crumbled. blink and you missed them, a conveyor belt of calamity the like of which cricket has rarely seen. by the time stuart broad was brilliantly caught, england were 27—9 and on the brink of their lowest score in test history. they did avoid that, but not by much. all out for 58 injust an hour and a half. even for seasoned observers — about as bad as it gets. england just batted terribly. and to prove a point new zealand's batsmen promptly made it all looks so easy. 175—3 at the close. after their ashes defeat a match which was supposed to help england rebuild has instead produced the ultimate demolition job. andy swiss, bbc news. wales have won a friendly match against chin

alastair cook was out to single figures again early on in the day as england slumped to 911—5.gs. jonny ba i rstow in his last three innings. jonny bairstow and mark would lead the comeback. wood made a maiden test house in tree before being bowled out by tim southee, who ended the day with figures of five to 60. ba i rstow day with figures of five to 60. bairstow finished on 97 not out with england 290—8. england's batsmen may be struggling at the moment against new zealand, but anthonyjoshua at the moment against new zealand, but anthony joshua can at the moment against new zealand, but anthonyjoshua can redress the balance as cardiff gears up for another world heavyweight title defence tomorrow night. the british champion, who holds the wba and ibf titles, takes on the new zealander joseph clarke, who holds the wbo belt as he continues his quest to become the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. the fighters will weigh in later today before taking to the ring tomorrow night. in terms of preparation, that is 99%. where do you get the i%, that important i%? but in ter

after declaring on 427—8, the home side got alastair cook out early in england's second innings the justejust two runs. mark early in england's second innings the just two runs. mark stoneman reached his fourth test half—century with six off neil wegner, but he was out next ball, caught by trent boult. joe root also reached 50, but shortly after took a nasty hit of the glove and had to receive treatment. he was dismissed the next ball, leaving england on i32—3 at the close. they must bat out the final day for a draw. in contrast, england's women are flying. danielle wyatt hit a brilliant century as they beat india in the 3020 match of the tri— series in mumbai. what becomes only the second woman to sport 2t20 international hundreds, helping england reach their target with eight balls to spare. formula i is back, but the opening grand prix ended with a bitter blow of lewis hamilton, who had to settle for second in melbourne after ferrari's sebastian vettel had a lucky break and overtook him. hamilton had started on pole for the opening race this season with a good start ahead of ferrari's

after declaring on 427 — eight, the home side got alastair cook out early in the second innings we reinnings were just two runs. cook out early in the second innings werejust two runs. stoneman reached his fourth test half—century but he was out next ball, caught by trent bolt. joe root also reached 50 but shortly after took a nasty hit to the glove by trent bolt and needed lengthy treatment. he was dismissed next ball leaving england on 132 victory at the close. they must bat out the final day for draw. —— 132-3. and out the final day for draw. —— 132—3. and why it hit a brilliant century to beat india in the match in dubai. she helped england reach the target of 199 with eight deliveries to spare. india had earlier posted 198—4, the highest score made against england, who now top the table with two wins from two after also beating australia. and to australia we go now whether formula 0ne season has returned for 2018. it began with a bitter blow for lewis hamilton who finished in second place after a spot of bad luck allowed ferrari's sebastian vettel to overtake him to claim the che

alastair cook gone, a fragility to readily exposed, england's top batsmen the game falling in quick successiony halt whenjonny bairstow came to the wicket offering england away to repair the damage. others simply intent on causing more. stuart broad, the seventh to go. jonny bairstow once more left to pick up the pieces. he passed 50 in fine fashion supported by mark wood who also reached his half—century. jonny bairstow finished the day three short of three figures, recovery of sorts. but after a difficult week there remains a long way to go. adam wide bbc news. as the fallout continues from the ball tampering scandal australia have been back in action in south africa in the fourth and final test. the search for a new head coach begins when darren lehmann steps down after the game. current pakistan coach mickey arthur believes the culture of the australian team hasn't been right for some time. it was disappointing to set what has happened. i'm really upset for the players. and i'm disappointed for the knock australian cricket is taking at the moment, and world cricket in general. i've been di

alastair cook was the first to go. trent boult took six wickets for 32 runs.ismal england performance for the one former interim bowler thinks the blame lies only with the players. england batted terribly. they batted badly. thejuggernaut of england batted terribly. they batted badly. the juggernaut of destruction comes your way and you cannot stop it. conversely, when you are bowling team, we bowled out new zealand at lord's a few years back. stuart broad water through the new zealanders in the same way. someone must be to blame for this. no one is to blame for it. collectively the england players did not bat well enough. that is all the sport for now. more in the next hour. the prime minister, theresa may, will urge european unity against russia at an eu summit in brussels later — in the wake of the salisbury attack. our correspondent christian fraser is in brussels. thank you. theresa may came into the building just an hour ago and this evening, over dinner, she will be talking, aside from brexit about the russian threat and trying to urge the other leaders

a lead is not far off 400, the kind of target to test the mental resolve of a batsman but for alastair cookhe same long walk. through mark stoneman, england's openers found some kind of recovery, heaved his way past 50, with the very next ball, set up his dismissal. with him gone, ball, set up his dismissal. with him gone, every balljoe root faced became more important, he got to the last one of the day, but then edged it. the thinnest nick off the glove puts victory in breach of new zealand, and seven wickets on day five will compoundcompound england's problems. studio: in contrast, england's women flying, danielle wyatt hitting a brilliant 52 ball century as they beat india in the third t20 match of their series, reaching their target of 199 with eight balls to spare, topping the table with two wins from two after also beating australia. now, melbourne, the formula 1 season began with a blow for defending champion lewis hamilton, having taken a brilliant pole position, he ended up in second place after a spot of bad luck allowed the safety car to help four—hour re—sebastian vettel ta ke c

alastair cook went in the third over for just 2 runs.year in a row. but the briton has only won it twice. he dominated qualifying yesterday and is currently leading the ferraris of kimi raikkonen and sebastian vettel. that is by three seconds. you can follow the action with commentary on bbc radio five live. with no premier league football this weekend, it was a busy weekend of international friendlies, and a great result for northern ireland. they came from behind to beat world cup finalists south korea in belfast. the levelled the match thanks to an own goal after a clever 0liver norwood free—kick. then substitute paul smyth scored the winner in the 86th minute becoming the first northern ireland player to score on his debut since george mccartney against iceland in 2001. imean, i i mean, i am i mean, iam getting i mean, i am getting used to it. it isa i mean, i am getting used to it. it is a great feeling in front of all of the crowd. they have been a great support every single home game to be i thought i would take the moment and put

alastair cook fell in the third over of england's second innings having scored just 2 runs.now what is happening in formula 1, turn off now. lewis hamilton's hopes of winning the opening race of the formula one season in melbourne are hanging by a thread. the briton started the australian grand prix from pole position for the fifth year in a row. he was comfortably leading until the 25th lap when a car came to a halt on the track. that forced hamilton and the rest of the field to slow down. but sebastian vettel was able to make up time on his rival by stopping for fresh tyres and when the ferrari driver rejoined he took the lead from hamilton. with overtaking difficult at albert park, he's now likely to go on to win. with no premier league football this weekend, it was a busy weekend of international friendlies, and a great result for northern ireland. they came from behind to beat world cup finalists south korea in belfast. the levelled the match thanks to an own goal after a clever 0liver norwood free—kick. then substitute paul smyth scored the winner in the 86th minute be

alastair cook fell in the third over of england's second innings having scored just two.r but was out next ball, caught by trent boult. england are 103—2, trailing by 266 runs. just they warning to anyone who does not want to know what has happened in the formula i at the start of the season in australia, please look away now if you don't wa nt to please look away now if you don't want to know the result. sebastian vettel has won the opening race of the formula i season in melbourne after a stroke of luck saw him overtake lewis hamilton. the briton was leading comfortably from pole until the 25th lap when a car came to a halt on the track. that forced hamilton and the rest of the field to slow down. but vettel was able to make up time on his rival by stopping for fresh tyres and when the ferrari driver rejoined, he took the lead from hamilton. with overtaking extremely difficult on this track, vettel held on to claim the chequered flag. with no premier league football this weekend, it was a busy weekend of international friendlies, and a great result for northern ireland.

alastair cook was the first to go out for five. 32 runs in including captainjoe root and ben stokes were out for a duck. and 91 for new zealand took them to a lead. so dismal england performance but one former england bowler thinks the blame lies only with the players. england just batted terribly, it was bad. i been in teams where that happens sometimes, a juggernaut of destruction comes when you cannot stop it. adversely i've been in the bowling team when it's all going your way, we bowled out new zealand at lord's a few years ago when stuart broad rolled through them in the same way. don't look at them and say people's heads are going to roll. no one is to blame for it, collectively the england players did not bat well enough. an update on those ugly scenes we saw at west ham a couple of weeks ago. this morning the club have confirmed they have given lifetime bans to five supporters who invaded the pitch during the team's three nil defeat to burnley at the london stadium. several fans have also been band for life for throwing ob

alastair cook first to go, out for five. have confirmed they have given lifetime bans to five supporters who invaded the pitch in the team‘s 3—0 defeat at the london stadium by burnley. several have also been banned for life for throwing objects. their next home game isa throwing objects. their next home game is a week on saturday against southampton. just two points above the relegation zone. a former player has been placed in temperate charge of charlton, he started his career at the club before moving on to the likes of leeds, birmingham and west ham —— temporary charge. he has been assistant robinson who has parted company assistant robinson who has parted com pa ny after assistant robinson who has parted company after 16 months as manager. after many years of pressure, manchester united have finally formed an elite women‘s senior team. they have requested to have a team and the women‘s super league next season. they decided in 2005 not to have a women‘s team and they have been widely criticised for that decision. the ne