alex carey, australia's wicketkeeper, reacted very quickly to throw down the stumps. the laws were applied. bairstow was out. australia's captain says fair, england says, well, no. ben stokes played one of his very best innings here today in defeat rather than victory. but the way he applied himself early in his innings then went to those blistering attacks later on. a real example of how this type of attacking cricket can still work for england. now, there was a raucous atmosphere, hostile even here at times, and the behaviour of some of the mcc members in the long room, i wonder if they will be regretting that in the cold light of day. somehow england have got to try and take this fighting spirit the right way into the third test because australia are now in a very dominant position, 2—0 up, three to play. they don't lose series from here, do they? joe wilson at lord's. let's stay with cricket because sri lanka have booked their place at the 50—over world cup later this year. they beat the host zimbabwe, the only other team with a 100% record in this qualifying even

the tv umpire is looked at it and they applied the law of the game —— alex carey.ow wasn't trying to take a run, he wasn't trying to take a run, he wasn't trying to take advantage of the situation, he was out of his ground. a lot of people in the stadium, certain people reflecting on it in the media, felt that australia could have withdrawn the appeal, that it wasn't in the spirit of the game. that was certainly the feeling around the stands behind me. you could tell that from the booing and you could tell about half an hour later when the players came off for lunch they walk through the famous long room at lord's, it is a unique situation, they walk past the mcc members. there was a conversation, there was a confrontation between a few of those mcc members and some of the australian players. australia, hugh, have asked for an investigation into that amidst allegations they quote of verbal abuse against their players. thank ou ve abuse against their players. thank you very much _ abuse against their players. thank you very much indeed. _ abuse against their players

a touch from joe root, and nojuggler, just alex carey's from joe root, and nojuggler, just alex ca reyafe. england four down, hard to look, hard or not you. ben stokes was there. ben stokes was out, going for 13, and the world for a moment stop as he trudged off. not him this time and notjonny bairstow. six down, 82 when, and a sold—out headingley suddenly felt empty. harry brook had it under control. he made 75. 21 to win and harry brook played this shot, because trillions were underneath it and the captain took it, just. in came mark wood, no problem. let's get this over with. chris woakes had supported and resisted and now, he crunched the winning runs. the match, at last, was done. if anybody around the world for them the test match found the tension is unbearable, don't worry, so did the england captain. i ended up doing 15 laps of the headingley dressing room for the last 20 runs. i couldn't watch the end and dress mac games going down to the wire like it has done is incredible. we are obviously grateful that we got the runs today and on this comeback challenge that we know that

alex carey saw it and underarmed it at the stumps. the rest is up to the umpires. think if the shoe was on the other foot, i would say that i would ask the umpires, put them under a little bit of pressure. then we would have to come to a decision, i would have to think about the spirit of the game, would — i want to win a test match like that? when i think about it like that, it is a no. england really up against it now. england have to win all three remaining tests to regain the ashes the third test gets under way on thursday at headingley. staying with cricket — sri lanka have booked their place at the 50 over world cup later this year. they beat the hosts zimbabwe, the only other team with a 100% record, by nine wickets in bulawayo. after bowling zimbabwe out for 165 in under 33 overs, it took sri lanka just as many over to knock off the runs required. pathum nissanka was 101 not out. zimbabwe can still qualify if they beat scotland on tuesday. max verstappen has continued his utter dominance in this season's formula one world championship following a fifth win

carrie is woakes get rid of wicketkeeper alex carey forjust five.hey love to boo. they still haven't forgotten i think of what happened with that stumping at lord's. australian... ben stokes knew he had to take on the short, knew he had to try and find a boundary, and he did on several occasions. he made 77 by the time he finally mis—hit one of those big shots and found a fielder. where did that leave the match house finally, when australia were all out, england's target for victory was 200 and of t1. there is still time and like in the evening sky for england to come out and start their second innings. we saw a reasonably confident start from zak crawley and then duckett. the key thing for england is at the end of the diet they are still there. when we turn our amount to they are still there. when we turn ouramount to a they are still there. when we turn our amount to a scorecard, we will see england, no wickets lost in their second innings, 27 without loss if my maths is correct. then it means they need to runs to when this third test and keep the

bairstow wandered out of his crease before the ball was dead, australian wicketkeeper alex carey stumpingayers, the crowd and fans — england captain ben stokes saying it wasn't in the spirit of the game, a sentiment which the british prime minister rishi sunak agreed with. former england batsman nick compton told me about its significance. i think there are the laws and the rules of the game, which we play within, but i think the spirit of the game sits slightly above that. as a player, i think the more you play, the deeper you get into understanding the spirit of the game, and i think how people treat each other in the heat of sporting competition is, i think, very important. and i think, very important. and i think that spirit is very much dependent on your upbringing, it is dependent on what sort of country you are from, but i think at the heart of it, it's a feeling stuck is a strong feeling that comes down to morality, and i guess your integrity, and the captain of a team is i guess responsible for that decision.— that decision. from the two cam -s that decision. from the two camps p

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the fourth wicket, chris woakes, caught caught behind by alex carey. at lunch england are 142—7.l be looking to him for a captain's innings. let's take it to golf, and to the irish golfer who is close to the leeds. donegan started with a couple of bogeys but recovered. we are part of the history. it is really cool. i told myself, no matter what, this is going to be a memorable week, it is going to be an enjoyable week, so i will try to get the best out of myself, but no matter what happens, i will always enjoy it. matter what happens, i will always enjoy it. it's not often we associate england men with winning a trophy, but the country's amputee football team has just won its first piece of silverware. they beat spain, scoring this penalty to win1—0 in the final of the inaugural nations league tournament. the team hope that their victory will inspire more people like them to get involved in the game. the main idea was to get back into football, but then with my prosthetic leg on. at this time i did no amputee football was a thing. just trying to raise more awareness about it beca

unusually, they dropped so many catches, one that will stick in the memory, alex carey, wicketkeeper, harry brook, i guess, made australia pay. he made 85 in total. he knows he has two balance in test matches his desire to be positive, but he can't be reckless. just about got the balance right today. a word about mitchell starc. yes, he can be expensive, but his delivery to get rid of ben stokes was worth the ticket on its own. one thing about england, of course, they always bat quickly, so they had time to have a good go at australia and their first innings. just one wicket, david warner falling to chris woakes rather than stuart broad. if england execute their bowling plans as they'd hope on day two, it could still feel like a very close test match. weather permitting, australia resume, 61—1. how about the players, how do they feel it all went? i think we got a respectable total there, we got a few more than we were probably expecting. i feel like they bowled quite well and they obviously had a decent day in the end as well. what about conditions this morning, did you feel you were

he wanted out of the creek before the ball instead anne tran wicket—keeper alex carey something withng players, crowd and fans. england captain ben stokes as it was not in the spirit of the game, a sentiment the british premise to rishi sunak agreed with. the former batsmen told us about its significance. i think there is the laws and rules of the game which we play with but i think the spirit of the game slightly above that, as a player i think the more you play, that you get into understanding the spirit of the game and i think how people treat each other in the heat of sporting competition is very important. that spirit is very much dependent on your upbringing, dependent on also what country you are from but at the heart of it is a feeling. it is a strong feeling about that comes down to morality and i guess your integrity and the captain of the team is responsible for that position.— the team is responsible for that position. from the two ca tain' that position. from the two captain" point _ that position. from the two captain' point of _ that position. from the two captain' poi

australian wicket—keeper alex carey stumping in with a quick throw, causing consternation among playersng it was not in the spirit of the game, a sentiment the british prime minister rishi sunak agreed with. the former england captain nick compton told us about its significance. i think there is the laws and rules of the game which we play within, but i think the spirit of the game sits slightly above that. as a player, i think the more you play, the deeper you get into understanding the spirit of the game and i think how people treat each other in the heat of sporting competition is very important. that spirit is very much dependent on your upbringing, dependent on also what country you are from, but at the heart of it, it is a feeling. it is a strong feeling that comes down to morality and i guess your integrity, and the captain of the team is responsible for that position. from the two camps�* point of view, is it a varying definition of what the spirit is? australia seems to be win at all costs, really. yes, i believe in playing hard but fair, so i have no issues with the toughness

a touch from joe root no juggler, just alex carey's touch from joe root no juggler, just alex ca rey� root no juggler, just alex carey's love safe. england fall down. it was hard to look but had to look too. ben stokes was there. ben stokes was out. gone for 13 and the world from moment stop to trudge off. not him this time are notjonny bairstow. six down, still 80 to win and still down headingley felt empty below, harry brook, the 24—year—old yorkshireman was still going. he got to 25 and that time it was coming. 21 to one foot played the shot. to australians underneath it and the captain took it, just. in came matt wood and the quickest route to victory was the boundary. now he crunched the winning runs in his return to the team. after a day of cricket were nothing felt certain the max was done. the series alive. joe canjoin joe can join us joe canjoin us now from headingley. it has been a fascinating series that seems to be permanently on a knife edge are no different today. this weather we have had right now reminders of course the weather we had yesterday and just makes the point

a touch from joe root and no juggler, just alex carey's joe root and no juggler, just alex ca rey�*soot and no juggler, just alex carey's gloves, say. england fall down. it was hard to look. it was hard not to. it's ok. ben stokes is there. ben stokes was out. gone for 14 in the world for a moment stopped as he trudged off. not in this time notjonny bairstow. six down, still 80 to win and sold at headingley felt empty but look, harry brook, the 24—year—old yorkshireman was still going. he got to 75 and that target was going. 21 to win and book played this shot. to australians underneath it and the captain took it, just. in came mark wood. the quickest route to victory was the boundary. all the way, all the way for six. boundary. all the way, all the way forsix. now, chris woakes boundary. all the way, all the way for six. now, chris woakes had supported, resisted, and now he crunched the winning runs on his return to the team. after a day of cricket when nothing felt certain, the match was done. the series is a lie. joe canjoin joe can join us joe canjoin us live joe can join us live

following what initially appeared to be a dot ball, wicketkeeper alex carey threw the ball at the stumpswent wandering — thinking play was dead. australia called a review — out was the decision but the debate continues over whether it was the right call. when a player is leaving their crease or leaving their ground at certain periods of time, you take that opportunity, to relay that in the after match that there was some conversation around johnny leaving the crease, and alex kerry took that opportunity. the ball was still alive in our minds. it got sent upstairs, and ultimately, the officiating umpire decided it was out. it is all in the rules of the game, so i don't see too many issues with it, to be perfectly honest. jonny was in his crease and came out of his_ jonny was in his crease and came out of his crease — jonny was in his crease and came out of his crease to come up that chat between — of his crease to come up that chat between the ovals. —— between the overs _ between the ovals. —— between the overs i_ between the ovals. —— between the overs i think— between the ovals. —— bet

alex carey has been fully involved in the ashes. very effective.olled. but it was the kind of fortune—favours—the—brave batting which typifies england's philosophy. for a while, it worked nicely. moeen ali was hampered by injury. found ways of getting the ball to the boundary. until on 34 he missed. commentator: right through him. that young man is todd murphy. ben stokes made three. mitchell starc, excellent. oh, dear, that'sjonny bairstow gone too. harry brook dropped on five, was now held on 85. stand up if you're supporting australia. if england win here, the series is levelled 2—2. chris woakes and mark wood batted as if in pursuit of a moral victory, an english invention, perhaps? well, it was 283 all out. so next stage, australia's first innings, 49 on the board and david warner out. where others dropped, here zak crawley flew. 61—1 at the close. so here we are on the edge of the boundary in another match which has us close to the edge of our seats. at this stage of the series, it's about conserving energy. tomorrow steve smith has runs to m

australian wicketkeeper alex carey threw the ball at the stumps, it was judged to be out.e game. this is how it has finished at lords. england all out. they wouldn't have got anywhere near the victory target if it wasn't for stokes's 155. victory target if it wasn't for stokes's155. australia have a 2—0 ashes lead with three matches to play in the series. meanwhile sri lanka have guaranteed a place at the men's 50—over world cup in india later this year securing one of the two spots available at the qualifying competition. they beat hosts zimbabwe — the only other team who had a 100% record before the game by nine wickets in bulawayo. after bowling zimbabwe out for 165 in under 33 overs they knocked off the runs needed in almost exactly the same time. pathum nissanka ending on 101 not out. zimbabwe can still qualify if they beat scotland on tuesday. another day, another victory for max verstappen. the reigning formula one champion has won the austrian grand prix to extend his lead in the driver's standings. the red bull driver chalked up a 42nd career win — half of those h

leaving the crease at what he thought was the end of the over, australian wicketkeeper alex carey threwit of the game. australian captain pat cummins didn�*t withdraw the appeal. so everything that�*s happened since has played out in that context. 276-6, 276—6, england, with stokes unbeaten on 132, so under 100 runs needed, 371 is the target for the home side to level the ashes series at 1—1. meanwhile, sri lanka have guaranteed a place at the men�*s 50—over world cup in india later this year, securing one of the two spots available at the qualifying competition. they beat hosts zimbabwe, the only other team who had a 100% record before the game, by nine wickets in bulawayo. after bowling zimbabwe out for 165 in under 33 overs, they knocked off the runs needed in almost exactly the same time, pathum nissanka ending on 101 not out. zimbabwe can still qualify if they beat scotland on tuesday. novak djokovic might not be the number one seed at wimbledon, but there�*s still a feeling that he�*s the one to beat. not only is he attempting to equal roger federer�*s record of eight titles, he�*

the crowd especially appreciated the dismissal of alex carey for five.e and brutal batting that could only remind you of one person. england's captain was watching, just hoping that head would find a fielder. he did eventually but he'd made 77 and australia's second innings was done. well, check the sky. there is evening sun. we are playing on. check the score, 251 for england to win. confident start from zak crawley and rewards for those who had remained in the stands. you know those outfits are so carefully planned. ben duckett is still there too. 224 more to win. we think the sun will come out tomorrow. joe wilson, bbc news, headingley. england's women have kept their ashes series alive, they won at lord's in the third t20 and now trail australia six points to four in the multi—format series. chasing a revised target of 119 off 1a overs because of rain, they won by five wickets. the teams will now play three one—dayers. mark cavendish is out of his final tour de france after crashing on stage eight. the 38—year—old broke his collarbone about 50 miles

cameron green and alex carey fell not long ago. but australia now 242—7.. positive steps for england, but with a job on their hands, if they're to get back in this. the women's ashes gets back underway today. england's women are also on a rescue mission when they play australia in the first t20 match of their multi—format ashes series tonight. they lost the one—off test match, by 89 runs at trent bridge in nottingham on monday. the way that match is weighted, it leaves the hosts four points down, and needing to win five of the six limited—overs games to regain the ashes for the first time since 2014. super excited, they're a really strong t20 team that are world champions so we're going to have to really take them on, try and play to our strengths and do the things that have worked so well for us for us in t—20. so, yeah, i'm excited to get into battle. after 12 years at manchester united, goalkeeper david de gea's time at the club might be coming to an end. his contract finished yesterday and with no decision yet over whether he will remain at old traffor

he then wandered out of his ground and wicketkeeper alex carey threw down the stumps.orting, and australia went on to win the test match. well, today, rishi sunak�*s spokesperson was asked if what happened was in keeping with the spirit of the game. the reply... our cricket reporter henry moeran was at lord's our cricket reporter henry moeran was at lords and told me what that moment was like. it was quite extraordinary, given the significance of the moment and given the fact that england are hanging on to this ashes series by a thread. it really felt as though something was brewing in that day and that england perhaps could find the momentum to get back into the match. and that momentjust brought about silence — silence originally, and then gasps, and then suddenly an incredible reaction around loads of fury, real anger at what australia had done. and let's make it very clear — what happened was not against the laws of the game. absolutely, jonny bairstow was out. the question is whether the australia captain pat cummins acted in the spirit of the game, because he cou

butjames anderson to alex carey? the broader context with australia's lead, soon extending the 300.wling like this like that wickets did fall, so behind—the—scenes someone was approaching. ben stokes bowled himself towards a exhaustion, 0k. the bowled himself towards a exhaustion, ok. the nathan lyon, calf muscle tone, decided he would join. ok. the nathan lyon, calf muscle tone, decided he wouldjoin. he could only aim for the boundary but that helped australia to 749. line was just blocking out the pain but his efforts ensured from lord's reception. well, australia clearly felt that everyone was vital as a set england a victory title of 371 their second innings. through the day here england's bullying tactics have been obvious. they've been repetitive. bang the ball in short and hopeful catches. when australia came out to bowl he had the ball and look where he was aiming. perfect! england's ambition is to try and chase down any target bought at the bowling is this good? too good for joe root. australia's captain, bruised eye gleaming was right on target. harry brook bowled by pat c

and chris woakes was caught behind by alex carey. they were bowled out for 237.of the credit for that — he stuck in for 80. australia are 56 fori — they lead by 82. david warner the wicket to go early on — gone for one. heartbreak for mark cavendish who came within a hair's—breadth of winning stage seven of the tour de france, and with it a record record—breaking 35th stage win. with about 800m to go, cavendish came out to surge into the lead, butjasper philipsen got in his slipstream and accelerated past him for his third win of the race. so near and yet so far for cavendish, who was hoping to make history today on the seventh stage of the tour. still plenty of stages to go. that is the sport for now. thank you, jane. let's return to the war in ukraine. on the battlefiled is enormously challenging. the ukrainian authorities, quite naturally, are reluctant to give many details on their counter—offensive so any glimpse of what is happening on the front line is incredibly illuminating. we've had that from our own correspondent andrew harding earlier — but i want to

james anderson to alex carey. the broader context was australia's lead soon extending beyond 300.this and like that wickets did fall so behind—the—scenes, someone was approaching. ben stokes bowed himself towards exhaustion ok. then nathan lyon, calf muscle tone, decided he would join. he could only aim for the boundary! that helped australia to 279. line was just blocking out the day. but his efforts ensured from lord of the hearers reception. australia clearly felt that every was vital as he set a victory target of 371 in their second innings. through the day, england's bowling tactics have been obvious. they been repetitive. bang the ball in short and hopeful catches. when australia came out in a bowl, but should start had the ball and look where he was ended. —— richard stark. starter ollie pope and taken is perfect. england's ambition is to try and chase down a target but what of the bowling is this good? too good forjoe root. australia's captain, bruised eye gleaming was right on target. kelly brook bowled by pat cummins. not much left now. joe wilson, the seniors at lord's.

he wandered out of his crease before the ball was dead — wicketkeeper alex carey throwing down the stumpsefit of hindsight, i played over a long period of time, and you learn that the game in the spirit of the game is so vital to this great game. it is one thing we've got that other sports maybe don't have, and to uphold that is such an important part of it. the ro has even brought in rishi sunak, with the prime minister's spokesperson saying he did not believe the actions were in the spirit of cricket. earlier, i spoke to the former england and middlesex batman nick compton and asked him exactly what that is. it is the laws in the rules of the game which we play within. but i think the spirit of the game is slightly above that. as a player i think the more you play, the deeper you get into understanding the spirit of the game, and i think how people treat each other in the heat of sporting competition, i think is very important. i think that spirit is very much dependent on your upbringing. it is dependent on also what country you are from, but at the heart of it, it is a feeling. it is

i was a wicketkeeper and did the same as alex carey in a game when i was iii.a campbell with the news. a group of conservative backbenchers is warning the government that it needs to take urgent action to cut immigration, or it risks losing public trust. the group — called the new conservatives — wants to bring annual net migration down from around 600,000 tojust over 200,000. a firefighter has died in paris while trying to douse vehicles that had been set on fire during riots, after a teenager was killed by a police officer. around 150 people were arrested across france last night compared with more than 700 the night before. israel says it's killed at least seven militants in a large—scale military operation in the occupied west bank. army vehicles entered the city ofjenin, after air strikes on the refugee camp there overnight. israeli officials say they are targeting militant infrastructure. the islamist group, hamas, has called the attacks "barbaric aggression". the leader of the train drivers�* union aslef says he won't rule out further strikes. members of

alex carey has said he would stump a batter in the same manner that saw him dismiss england'sjonny bairstowease thinking the over had ended. when he ducked, his first movements was pretty much out of his crease so i instinctively grabbed the ball, through the stumps down and the rest is history, as they say. i guess once the bales come off, it is up to the third umpire to deem it out or not out. or the on field umpires as well. it was given out and, yeah, to see how much has played out since then has been a little bit surprising. then has been a little bit surprising-— then has been a little bit surrisinu. . �*, ., ., surprising. that's all we have time for at the bbc _ surprising. that's all we have time for at the bbc sport _ surprising. that's all we have time for at the bbc sport centre. - so let's head back to wimbledon and chetan. this has been a day where marketa vondrousova has made history by becoming the first unseeded player to win the women's singles titles beating on is jabeur but she has promised that she'll be back to win the title here. still so much tennis to come, we have

can they bring in green with a hamstring strain at number six, alex carey at number eight?, including the big three, pat cummins, who boulde so well on this ground when they were able to retain the ashes and do that for the first time in england since 2001. if they win here this week it will be the first outright victory in england for 22 years, so they need no further incentive than that.— years, so they need no further incentive than that. they certainly do not. beautifully _ incentive than that. they certainly do not. beautifully poised. - incentive than that. they certainly do not. beautifully poised. adaml do not. beautifully poised. adam collins, thank you very much indeed. so the ashes continues on wednesday. on thursday, the women's world cup gets under way in australia and new zealand. the usa are favourites, looking to lift the trophy for a third time in a row. the growth of the women's game is reflected in the size of the tournament, matching the men's with 32 teams for the first time. but when it comes to money, the women's game is still lagging a long way behin

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imagine if alex carey had held this, as he would do almost always.ing 61—1 at the close. look, chris woakes got rid of david warner and zak crawley demonstrated perfect catching technique. so what are we expecting here on the second day? well, england seek wickets, of course, but at this stage of the series, energy and fitness are so important. so will moeen ali's groin strain allow him to play a full part? will steve smith make some big runs? well, he knows exactly how to prepare. joe wilson, bbc news, at the oval. plenty of questions ahead of the second day. great news for scotland who have qualified for the men's t20 cricket world cup. they've been in blistering form in their european qualifiers and beat denmark by 33 runs in edinburgh yesterday to finish in the top two in the table. they'll be joined by ireland for the tournament in the caribbean and the united states next summer, after they got the point they needed when their match against germany was rained off. belgium's lotta kopecky continues to lead the tour de france femmes with three sta

alex carey's reaction was immediate here.tain certainly implied he'd have acted differently. but i would have had to come to a decision. i would have to think about the whole spirit of the game and would i actually want to win a test match like that. and when i think about that, it's a no. some mcc members can reflect on how they acted in the privileged position of the long room, confronting and insulting some australian players during the lunch interval. england can reflect on another match when they competed but were beaten by a very good australian team. well, wherever the spirit of cricket may or may not lie, australia are definitely 2—0 up in the series with three matches to play. and we begin all this again on thursday. joe wilson, bbc news at lord's. not long to wait until the third test gets under way. england with that mountain to climb. you wonder, will thejonny bairstow may then will the jonny bairstow may then become the will thejonny bairstow may then become the moment of this will the jonny bairstow may then bec

just alex carey's gloves, safe. england four down. hard to look, harder not to.in and sold out headingley suddenly felt empty. but harry brook had it under control. yeah, he made 75. 21 to win and brook played this shot. two australians were underneath it, the captain took it, just. in came mark wood. no problem, let's get this over with. the maximum! chris woakes had supported, resisted, and now he crunched the winning runs. the match at last was done. i ended up doing probably, i don't know, 15 laps of the headingley dressing room there for the last sort of 20 runs. and i couldn't watch the end. and three games of going down to the wire like it has done has just been incredible. and we're obviously great that we managed to get the win today and hopefully that's a sign to come. and we're obviously on this comeback charge that we know that we need to do. well, the next thing for both teams is a well—earned rest. but when the ashes resume onjuly the 19th, england have to carry the spirit of this test match with them. joe wilson, bbc news, headingley. what a series

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