andre rublev awaitini always a bit tight. andre rublev awaiting the _ always a bit tight.nst hubert burke at last up on centre court. the restart was dimmer 12, american going out in the third round —— the very start was dimitrov. can tell you iga swiatek having saved those two match points and having won the title has taken the third game of that deciding strett. 0n centre, svitolina at one set all, svitolina 2—0 up now in the deciding set. come back to me later on and i'll keep because of that but are our backs to the bbc sport centre in she. 0f are our backs to the bbc sport centre in she. of course, we will be back with you before the end of sports day this evening. they are very much indeed. max verstappen has won the british grand prix for the first time in his career but it's a sixth victory in a row this season and his championship lead is up to 99 points. behind him at silverstone, two home favourites. lando norris briefly led and eventually held off lewis hamilton, as adam cottier reports. two british drivers on the podium at silverstone for the first time since

it is full of them day and andre rublev wins a thriller on centre court, beating bou blick to reach hisedon centre finals. also in the final for the first time in her career, the women's forced seed america'sjessica pegula. —— fourth seed. also coming up on sportsday... six in a row for max verstappen... as he wins the british grand prix for the first time in his career... despite the best efforts of a british driver and if it weren't for the wind — zharnel hughes is denied a blistering british record in the 200 metres. hello and welcome along to sports day. the ashes has been at times confounding, often chaotic, but most importantly for england, the series is still alive. they beat australia by three wickets to win the third test at headingley — so often a place of significant victories against their fiercest rivals. joe wilson reports. from 11am head of dingley expected. everyone was just a great england's batters. not quite everyone. australia's start with and lbw. have a book batting on that ball is safe. chasing 251, england reached 100. supporters relaxed a bit. did you really on

now, he's he's got to move on his quarterfinal where on to his quarterfinal where he's playing andre rublevct things. i think really . i mean, we've said about really. i mean, we've said about this, there's of this, there's two ways of deaung this, there's two ways of dealing with we can start dealing with it. we can start earlier. think probably earlier. i think probably they're thinking tv. audience 130 on centre court, 1:00 everywhere else. why not start it? you know, at 11:00 in the morning? yeah, i can't really see. >> and if you live around wimbledon is it really a massive inconvenience ? you know, i'm not inconvenience? you know, i'm not saying it isn't , you know, saying it isn't, you know, because if you've got to get up the next day or whatever it is , the next day or whatever it is, and is it just too festive around your house where you are? >> but if you move to wimbledon, i mean, with respect to everything, firstly, if you're that close to the all england club, i mean, look at the size of it. i mean, the actual place is enormous and people move there you're going to there and y

andre relived took the first two steps against alexander brubeck, but it went the distance and court, rublev 6—4. he was asked about facing novak djokovic. if it is novak djokovic, he is — one of the best players on grass, the player who the last couple of years didn't even — doesn't even lose on grass. so in my case, nothing to sage. we have played a couple times together. we have touched matches. he beat me some matches, i beat him a couple of matches. but again, he is a perfect player for grass. 50 perfect player for grass. so rublev through to the second week, probably against novak djokovic. in the quarters. so much to look forward to on monday. chetan pathak is at the all england club for us. monday sees the last set of players trying to reach the quarter—finals of the singles and the order of play on centre court is an absolute cracker. first we will see women defending champion and third seed alanna rebecca, who breezed past boulter. she was battling a virus coming into the championships but looks to recover well from that. centre between her and a place and the finals is a brazilian