wickets in hand but then england turned the screw with anya shrubsole england turned the screw with anya shru completing a england turned the screw with anya shrubsole completing a six wicket hole to guide her side to glory. england win the world cup, it is not often you can say that. it is not only a victory for them but for women cricket as well and it may prove a seminal moment for women sport. pure elation. i was it is better winning when you are out there with your team on the field. we have not one of the prettiest at times but tournament cricket is all about winning, it is about getting over the line. after 12 long years, there has been a lot of changes in the side. it is a lot of changes in the side. it is a good experience for them. i think it was a good game. i am very happy that girls put up a fight and not just gave it is only to the english side. at every point they have given it their best. drama in abundance too at royal birkdale, where on a day of dropped shots and comebacks, jordan spieth won the open championship. he's only 23 years old and already has three major titles to

anya shru bsole, chasing in a world cup final is never easy. at a speu never easy. anya shrubsole, what a spell that was to win us the game. exactly, when it goes to the last three overs you have to make those decisions, whether you keep on the end. my word she came up with the goods. she went for 91 overs, and luckily took a wicket which commits me to keep on. thank god i did, because she bowled brilliantly. took place off the ball, really did win us place off the ball, really did win us the game. really chuffed for her. she did not start the tournament the way she wanted, she was out of rhythm and confidence. dizzy her grow throughout the tournament and put on a performance like that in a high—pressure situation and win us the game, i am massively chuffed for her. when you got back to your mobile devices and look through social media, the messages from friends and family, you will have picked out a few of them i'm sure. here to remind you of some of the m essa 9 es here to remind you of some of the messages that were coming your way. we have o

quite some going to a swimmer anya shrubsole is, quite some going to a swimmer anya shru bsole is, theg to a swimmer anya shrubsole is, the first swimmer ever to go under 22 seconds —— adam peaty. he broke his record not once, but twice, as he reached the final of the world aquatics championships in budapest. he took gold on monday, but the other big champion got 25.95 seconds in his 50 metre breaststroke semifinal, going quicker and setting a new world best in the heats earlier in the day. it is something quite remarkable to see someone for the first time ever going 26 seconds. he keeps doing it day after day. the final matches in group b of the women's european championship have been played over the last couple of hours. three teams battling for two quarter—final places? yes, they have just gone through, the final group b matches have been laid in the euros. the knockout stages ta ke laid in the euros. the knockout stages take place next. denmark and the hosts have qualified. and penalties for germany see them through. they beat russia. and italy scored two goals. and able late goal

england's anya shru bsole england's anya shrubsole is at a career best position in the one—day rankingsorld cup final against india at lord's. she took 12 wickets in the tournament. sarah taylor is at number 12 the tournament. sarah taylor is at numberi2 in the the tournament. sarah taylor is at number 12 in the batting ratings. chelsea have sent kennedy home from their preseason tour after the brazilian social media comments before a match in china. the club has sincerely apologised after fans accused the player of racism over comments he made on social media before the preseason win over arsenal. he was booed by fans at the game and later apologised. he has returned to the uk. chelsea are up against it against a bayern munich in singapore. they went behind after six minutes. after this goal. the german league champions went 3—0 ahead after a double from thomas muller. marcus alonso has pulled one back just thomas muller. marcus alonso has pulled one backjust before half—time. the germans leading 3—1 at the interval. romelu lukaku said he would like to keep improving after his divine m

anya shru bsole hit the winning runs as england reached their target of 219 with just two balls of theireither australia or india in the final at lord's on sunday. 200 years since the death of the authorjane austen, the bank of england has put her image on its new polymer £10 note. it was unveiled this afternoon at winchester cathedral, where she was buried in 1817, and will go into circulation in september. 0ur correspondent duncan kennedy is in winchester. it's exactly 200 years to the day that jane austen died in winchester she is buried in winchester cathedral. what more fitting place to launch this brand new £10 note with jane austen's face on it. it's taken 200 years to put the "ten" into austen, but today this became britain's newest banknote. one of our greatest authors now adorns this latest addition to our currency, and all of it unveiled exactly two centuries after her death, in the place where she was buried. we really need to look at it in the round in order to capture it and obviously, jane austen — it's certainly not based on my opinion — but the opinion of the british peo

the beat india by nine runs, anya shrubsole the beat india by nine runs, anya shru bsole taking six the the trophy that the last one back in 2009. it is a funny game, and we knew that any world cup final, if we held our nerve, we would be in with a chance. it did feel like it was slipping away a little bit at 190—3, but we have fought hard in this tomb, and today was no different. so proud of the girls, and an ear, with how we fought back. —— in this tournament. we held our nerve today, luckily. chris froome said he would like to compete at the tour de france for another five years. he compete at the tour de france for anotherfive years. he is now a four—time winner, with a traditional literary parade on the shuns a lazy. —— the champs elysses. he said this tour was his hardest because of rivals were much better this year. jordan spieth had a roller—coaster ofa jordan spieth had a roller—coaster of a final round at the open. he threw away his three shot overnight lead in the first four holes, the losses we on the 13th hole, allowing fellow american matt kuchar to take the lead, but then

alex hartley and anya shrubsole did the damage. shrung spell that broke india and guided england to glory. a breathtaking end to a truly ground—breaking tournament. pure elation, i think. i always think it is better winning when you are all out there in the field because you've got your team—mates around you. this world cup really has been a team effort. people have chipped in a long the way. we have fought our way through some games, haven't necessarily won the prettiest at times but tournament cricket is all about winning, it's not necessarily about how you win, it's just getting over the line. so, england win the world cup. it's not often you can say that. this, though, is a victory not only for them but for women's cricket too, and perhaps even a seminal moment for women's sport. david 0rnstein, bbc news, at lord's. britain's chris froome has won the tour de france for the fourth time, after completing the largely ceremonialfinal stage in paris. the team sky rider is now second in the all—time list following his third successive vic