set a target of 106 to win, england chased it down. 18 year old alice capsey top scoring with 51 fromtually winning by four wickets. and hosts south africa thrashed new zealand by 65 runs. chloe tryon top scored for the hosts as they finished their 20 overs on 132 for 6. new zealand never got going and were all out for 67, their lowest total at a t20 world cup. they've lost both their group games. south africa have won one, and lost one. former england men's captain eoin morgan has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket. the 36—year—old had already stepped down from the international game injune, but today in a statement said "after much delibertation i believe that now is the right time to step away from the game that has given me so much over the years". under his guidance, england won the world cup in 2019 and reached the top of the one—day and t20 rankings. that's all the sport for now. this is bbc news, we'll have the headlines and all the news, straight after this programme. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. coming up, what can viewers expect now

alice capsey made a half century in response as her side chased down the total with a few hiccups alonguth africa made it a first win as they eased to a 65 run victory over new zealand, having elected to bat first after winning the toss. the proteas posted a score of 132—6 and the white ferns never got going in response, losing both openers, without scoring. next up, south africa take on tournament favourites australia. get all the latest sports news of course, at our website. but from me, tulson tollett and the rest of the team, that's your sport news for now. the czech footballer, jakubjankto, has become the first international player in the men's game to come out as gay. in a video posted on twitter, he said he no longer wanted to hide himself and hoped his coming out would encourage others. players from around the world have expressed their support. the bbc�*s tim allman has the story. hi, i'mjakubjankto. like everybody else, i have my strengths. i have my weaknesses. he's been playing professional football for nearly ten years. in that time, he suffered plenty of defeats, he celebr

enter alice capsey, who made swift work with the bat, bringing up her 50 injust 21 balls.ey weren't perfect, but eventually strolled to victory by four wickets. two wins from two leaves them edging closer to the semifinals. jo currie, bbc news. it was arguably the biggest upset in 149 years of scottish cup history when darvel — a team from the sixth tier of scottish football — knocked out top—tier aberdeen last month. well, tonight they're looking to build on their extraordinary success when they take on falkirk in a little over an hour. our scotland correspondent james shaw is at darvel�*s home stadium in ayrshire. james. perhaps you can see the fans slowly starting to arrive behind me now and with them they are bringing an extraordinary sense of excitement and anticipation to this game of the kind that this tiny small club in ayrshire has probably rarely felt in its history. as you said, it started last month when they beat aberdeen 1-0, last month when they beat aberdeen 1—0, a result that no one expected, that came completely out of the blue, the idea that this small c

chasing 106 to win, a 21 ball half century from alice capsey set them on the way as they ran out winnersocket, who�*s aiming for a fifth title in llandudno, saw off fellow englishman oliver lines, winning by four frames to nil. that�*s all the sport for now. hundreds of grassroots football referees in england have told the bbc that they fear for their safety on the pitch. out of almost a thousand referees who responded to a bbc radio 5 live questionnaire, just under 300 said they�*d been physically abused by spectators, players, coaches or managers. some described being punched, headbutted and spat at, as jane dougall reports. you�*re always one decision away from a smack in the mouth. i've had people comment on my chest in the middle of a game. it could be threats i against your family, and it is getting worse and worse and worse. | at grassroots level, the abuse of officials across the country has risen to breaking point. threatening — "i�*m going to smash you up at the end of the game, just you wait." ryan crabtree referees forjunior and men�*s leagues in pendleton and north yorkshire

alice capsey top scoring with 51 from 22 balls. england eventually winning by four wickets.fe in freedom without fears, without prejudice. without violence. but, with love. i am homosexual and i no longer want to hide myself. neil warnock is back in management, the 74—year—old has been unveiled as the new head coach at huddersfield town on a deal until the end of the season. it's a second spell in charge of the terriers, having won promotion there in 1995. the club are currently 23rd in the championship and a point from safety — he's their third manager this season. the superbowl is one of the biggest events in the sporting calendar — and this year it was the kansas city chiefs who came out on top to become nfl champions for the second time in four years. they didn't do it the easy way though fighting back to claim a thrilling 38—35 win over the philadelphia eagles. 0ur sports correspondent, nesta mcgregor, was there. the kansas city chiefs locker room bouncing after clipping the wings of the philadelphia eagles. celebration is likely to last well into the night and beyond.

decision to bat after winning the toss got off to a bad start after losing sophia dunkley and alice capseywin and top the group. england have already qualified for the semifinals but a win today could see them potentially avoid the champions australia in the finalfour. leeds united are expected to announce former watford manager the spaniard led watford to the fa cup final in 2019 before managing valencia and al—sadd in qatar. leeds have been without a manager for two weeks since sacking jesse marsch and are currently 19th in the premier league. they face bottom club southampton in a must—win game for both sides. in the champions league, jurgen klopp says liverpool will need to be on top form as they take on real madrid in the first leg of their last 16 match at anfield. it's the first meeting between the two since the champions league final in paris last may, which the spanish giants won narrowly 1—0. liverpool go into the game after back—to—back wins following a dismaljanuary in which they secured just one point while real madrid are in good form having won the club world cup earlier thi

chasing 106 to win, a 21 ball half century from alice capsey set them on the way as they ran out winnersled into the second round of the welsh 0pen snooker. the rocket, who's aiming for a 5th title in llandudno, saw off fellow englishman 0liver lines, winning by 4—0. 0n the rugged sales, as normal. we are discussing the champions league later. you are going to be chatting about referee abuse today, which is about referee abuse today, which is a huge topic at grassroots level. yes, interesting, this. 5 live put a questionnaire out asking how many referees experienced abuse. it is fascinating how much abuse they feel they get and what that changes for they get and what that changes for the game and how they referee. what has been fascinating, i find, from being an grassroots myself, how much you see it at such a young age. how young it starts, how young it is normalised. that is the problem. i hate to say, holly, but sometimes it is the mums and dads. you are absolutely right. it has to start somewhere. we have all witnessed this. at what point does it become unacceptable? and how you poli