whenjonny bairstow when jonny bairstow came whenjonny bairstow came out to bought, it was still almost test match. when he was out it wasn't. the straightest wicketkeeper threw down the stumps, where wasjonny bairstow? he wasn't trying to make a run. assuming the older was over, the ball was dead, given out, lord's applied. many thought it was in sporting. ifjonny bairstow fumed, ben stokes unleashed shots astonishing even for him. lunch break, the long room, the establishment, a confrontation between some australian players and others. i should ask for an investigation, the mcc apologise. they resumed, ben stokes was calm and strong, he was fishing 371 to win. stuart broad in support kept australia out and blowing them up. it is a ball that yet? is that all right? stokes kept winning and hit nine sixes in all, now only 70 to win. stokes had been dropped before and this time superman finally fell to earth he made 155, he made england believe and everyone had to respect that. it was 327 all out. australia win was it all completely fair to think about thejonny bairstow? i fair to think a

bairstow or knowing what bairstow was doing~ — bairstow or knowing what bairstow was doing~ he _ bairstow hit the stumps i ball and roll it to the other side. i it happened to hit the stumps and in my opinion _ it happened to hit the stumps and in my opinion one _ it happened to hit the stumps and in my opinion one has _ it happened to hit the stumps and in my opinion one has to _ it happened to hit the stumps and in my opinion one has to look - it happened to hit the stumps and in my opinion one has to look at - it happened to hit the stumps and in my opinion one has to look at that, i my opinion one has to look at that, as well— my opinion one has to look at that, as well as — my opinion one has to look at that, as well as in — my opinion one has to look at that, as well as in the _ my opinion one has to look at that, as well as in the laws _ my opinion one has to look at that, as well as in the laws of _ my opinion one has to look at that, as well as in the laws of cricket i my opinion one has to look at that, as well as in the laws of cricket nol as well as in the laws of cricket no o

if they were to remove jonny bairstow from the side and bring in ben foakes because bairstow is the sort he can score big runs, he can take a game away from a side. but that 78 he scored in the first test at edgbaston feels a long time ago now. my instinct, though, is we'll seejonny bairstow playing again for england in that fourth test. we know there's no ollie pope playing at three. where do they turn to at old trafford? there is absolutely an argument to say we will see a repeat of england's batting line up. and because moeen ali came into this series with so little to lose, he answered england's call whenjack leach was ruled out of the series with injury. he isn't looking towards his test future necessarily. he's playing this selfless role where he's quite happy to go in and do his bit. and if that responsibility is to bat at three and try and see off the new ball if there is an early wicket, he's happy to do it and i think that it's quite likely we're going to see the same thing once again. now the australia captain, pat cummins, he was trying to put on a brave face. he says look, t

jonny bairstow in particular.that is the responsibility of that is the responsibility of the captain. i of that is the responsibility of the captain.— of that is the responsibility of the captain. i think we have seen on the — of the captain. i think we have seen on the buzzer— of the captain. i think we have seen on the buzzerjonny - seen on the buzzerjonny bairstow that particularly around any criticism around himself he has always managed to do something. weather uses the incident last week of some kind of inspiration to get the best out of himself this week, who knows? but to every individual, just do whatever you need to do to get yourself up you need to do to get yourself up for this week. 50 you need to do to get yourself up for this week.— you need to do to get yourself up for this week. so what right now is in the _ up for this week. so what right now is in the mind _ up for this week. so what right now is in the mind of - now is in the mind of australia's captain, looking ahead to this test, looking back

was out of— in for the sums, bairstow was out of his_ in for the sums, bairstow was out of his creases — out of his crease in between overs and _ out of his crease in between overs and i think it if the shoe _ overs and i think it if the shoe was _ overs and i think it if the shoe was on the other foot i would — shoe was on the other foot i would ask the umpires come put them _ would ask the umpires come put them under pressure, and i would — them under pressure, and i would have to come to a decision— would have to come to a decision i would have to think about the _ decision i would have to think about the spirit of the game and what they actually want to win a — and what they actually want to win a test _ and what they actually want to win a test much like that and when — win a test much like that and when i — win a test much like that and when i think about that it's in no. when i think about that it's in no, , , when i think about that it's in no. over sports correspondent cive us no. over sports correspondent give us his — no. over sports correspondent give us his thoughts _ no.

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 event by nine wickets in bulawayo after bowling zimbabwe out for 165 133 overs, it took sri lanka ju

from the side. removejonny bairstow from the side.an score big runs and take a game away from the side. the 78 his scored feels a long time ago. —— his god. scored feels a long time ago. -- his god-— scored feels a long time ago. -- his god. ~ ~ ., , ., -- his god. we know there is no holy pipe _ -- his god. we know there is no holy pipe playing _ -- his god. we know there is no holy pipe playing at _ -- his god. we know there is no holy pipe playing at three, - holy pipe playing at three, where do we turn to at old trafford?— where do we turn to at old trafford? ~ , ,., ., ., trafford? absolute and argument to sa we trafford? absolute and argument to say we will _ trafford? absolute and argument to say we will see _ trafford? absolute and argument to say we will see a _ trafford? absolute and argument to say we will see a repeat - trafford? absolute and argument to say we will see a repeat of- to say we will see a repeat of england's batting line—up and because moeen ali came into the series with little to lose, he's not looking towa

they applied the laws of the game and declared bairstow was out.e 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. thank you very much indeed. you - abuse against their players.

i am we got jonny bairstow out. i am sure any british _ we got jonny bairstow out.any british what you - we gotjonny bairstow out. i am sure any british what you now in quite a few tuning in right now would argue we have a very strong competitive sense as well when it comes to the ashes, even though we have not had the ashes for quite some time. how do you think this will play out over the next few days? will play out over the next few da s? ., , , ., ., , days? hopefully, what it means the third test _ days? hopefully, what it means the third test is _ days? hopefully, what it means the third test is an _ days? hopefully, what it means the third test is an absolute - the third test is an absolute ripper. i am the third test is an absolute ripper. iam hoping the third test is an absolute ripper. i am hoping australia wins, of course, if we go 3—0 up wins, of course, if we go 3—0 up the last one will be a dead rubber. the main thing this is done is make sure it will be watched, far and wide, and it will be heeded which is great, nothing better than the australians an

jonny bairstow in particular. and all of that is the responsibility of the captain. the past withjonny, particularly around any criticism around himself, he has always managed to do something. and whether he uses the incident last week of some kind of inspiration to get the best out of himself this week, who knows? but as i said, to every individual, just do whatever you need to do to get yourself up for this week. so what, right now, is in the mind of australia's captain, looking ahead to this test, looking back to sunday, knowing that so many people in the last few days have raised this issue of the spirit of cricket? people were asking where that was in the long room at lunchtime — i absolutely take that on board. do you think the spirit of cricket is a real thing or admit that we like to think exists? 100% i think it is a real thing. i think at times there is nuance to it. and everyone might see a little bit differently. which is fine. that's part of it. but no, absolutely, i think that's one of the beauties of our sport. it's a gentleman's sport. you want to mai

jonny bairstow has put down seven catches, will he keep the gloves? and what about the top order?at three? questions, questions for the test match. henry moran, there are a lot of questions. should we start with anderson and the pace attack? it looked pretty good at headingley. sentiment cannot play a part here. i think the most likely and obvious change will be in place of ollie robinson who did not look quite himself. it would have been expected he bowled more overs. he is not at the pace he would want to be either. stuart broad would almost certainly play, especially how well his plate against david warner at the top of the order. jimmy anderson possibly back at the side at his home ground and it is such a big test match. jonny bairstow had been at the centre of things, the controversial run out, which cause a diplomatic incident for a few days but the bread—and—butter, keeping wicked, taking catches, has he done enough? well, statistically, no. having said that, it would be surprising given what we know about the stubborn nature and the loyalty shown by mccullen and ben stokes

i think we've seen in the past with bairstow, any criticism | past with bairstow, any criticism aroundnt last week as some kind of inspiration to get the best out of himself this week, who knows question mark every individualjust need to do what they need to do to get themselves up for this week. 50. get themselves up for this week. so, what riaht get themselves up for this week. so, what right now is in the mind of a shirt is kept in looking ahead to this test went looking back to sunday, knowing that so many people in the last few days have raised this issue? of the spiritual cricket? ., , ., cricket? people were asking where that was in the _ cricket? people were asking where that was in the long _ cricket? people were asking where that was in the long run _ cricket? people were asking where that was in the long run at - that was in the long run at lunchtime on sunday, i take that on board _ lunchtime on sunday, i take that on board. do _ lunchtime on sunday, i take that on board. ,, ~ lunchtime on sunday, i take that on board. ~ ,, , ., board. do you think the spirits of cook it is

first wicket was roman quadra, a catch byjonny bairstow.believe he touched the delivery. there was a faint nick and he was gone. first wicket of the day. chris wilkes got rid of david warner but in the last hour it's been mark wood was taken to crucial wickets for england. firstly steve smith, even steve smith cannot deal with mark wood and his pace and hostility. that delivery here, it's just touch the ball tojonny bairstow to take another catch. that was smith gone, travis had also departed in a similarfashion, another quick delivery by would. so far, mark wood has bowled seven overs, 3—17 and england will be feeling they're on the verge of victory until they look at the weather forecast i guess. that's get to that. shaking _ weather forecast i guess. that's get to that. shaking hands _ weather forecast i guess. that's get to that. shaking hands in _ weather forecast i guess. that's get to that. shaking hands in the - to that. shaking hands in the middle. "3—4, close for the evening. the final two days. we have been having squabbles and d

"clearly, bairstow is confused.take "a crucial wicket in this way." he said, "no, do you know what? "you step out of your ground, you weren't paying attention, "it doesn't matter. "this is ashes cricket and we're going to take the wicket "and consequently take the win." goodness knows if it would have played out differently, but england furious. i was talking in the last hour to one of our australian producers, who said, "you shouldn't grumble because the english wrote the rule "book and the australians simply carried it out." she of course has now been escorted out of the building, but in terms of what it underlines, is that perhaps it shows just the ruthlessness of this australian team. it does, and of course there's so many questions that have been asked about this australian cricket team coming into this series, about whether they'd be able to cope with how england approached the way that they have in the last 12 months — bazball, as it's known, this ultra—aggressive brand of cricket — and they've done so. they'

carries's controversial thumping of england's jonny bairstow at carries's controversial thumping ofoment in the drawn series itself will ensure the next ashes series here in australia will be extremely intense. worth mentioning, that cricket is not the only sporting story in this country today. australian celebrating a women's world cup victory, the matilda's, australia's football team beating canada 4— 02 progressed to the round of 16. select sporting news in this part of the world today.— select sporting news in this part of the world today. thank you for that u date. before we go, there's a big debate going on chinese social media over whether this bear, is a worker in a costume? social media users pointed out its slender hind legs and human—like movements, but at hang—joe zoo say that it's a malaysian sun bear, and that a man in a suit wouldn't last long in 40—degree heat. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. july has certainly been a pretty wet month, and we started off the new working week with another dollop of rain, particularly across northern areas of the countr

you hear some former england bat saying bairstow lacked awareness.ular would say they should have withdrawn the appeal because bairstow clearly thought it was the end of the over. he thought the ball it was dead. australia didn�*t. anyway, he was out, he�*s gone. but the reaction to that from the crowd, from ben stokes has been fascinating. the crowd have come alive. there were boos that australia and cheers and howls towards ben stokes and he has completely changed in the middle, he has gone into t20 mode. he hit 23 off and over, whacking fours and sixes passed 100. he knows he has only got the tail—enders to bat with so whilst he�*s there, he needs to be scoring. and while ben stokes is there, improbable as it may seem, england�*s chances of winning this test match are alive. one thing is for sure, the crowd are really, really into this match in a way i have never heard before at lord�*s. thank you very much indeed for bringing us up to date on the final at lord�*s. he�*s been top of the time charts for every session at the red bull ring so far thi

the fallout continues over the controversial dismissal ofjonny bairstow following england's defeat ined out of his crease before the ball was dead, australian wicketkeeper alex carey stumping him with a quick throw. the incident caused consternation among players, 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 gues

johnny bairstow also fell in the first hour. to you know who, ben stokes. when we take a look at the way that ben stokes batted, keep in mind he is limited physically. he's had treatment throughout the day. looks like a kind of lower back issue, but he batted the way we saw before. australia have a young spin bowler in their team here, todd murphy, replacing nathan lyon. he got a bit of punishment. he would say he took one wicket and it was ben stokes's, but by the end of the innings, england called their way back into it. 26 runs behind. one way or another, gavin, they spread their way back to the match. share another, gavin, they spread their way back to the match.— way back to the match. are they doinu so way back to the match. are they doing so far _ way back to the match. are they doing so far with _ way back to the match. are they doing so far with the _ way back to the match. are they doing so far with the wickets? . way back to the match. are they i doing so far with the wickets? one of the crucial ones to go from the au

i think we've seen in the past with bairstow, any criticism around himself he has always managed to dohe uses the incident last week as some kind of inspiration to get the best out of himself this week, who knows question mark every individualjust need to do what they need to do to get themselves up for this week. so, what right now is in the mind of a shirt is kept in looking ahead to this test went looking back to sunday, knowing that so many people in the last few days have raised this issue? of the spirit of cricket? people were asking where that was in the long run at lunchtime on sunday, i take that on board. do you think the spirits of cricket is a real thing or something we like to thing exist? i think it's a real thing. 100%. i think at times there is nuance to it, everyone might state a bit differently which is fine. that is part of it. i think that's one of the beauties of our sport. you talk about it being a gentleman sport, you want to maintain respect for the opposition at all times, the umpires, fans, the game. i think it's one of the strengths of our game. do you think

and to shut out the jonny bairstow and he has struggled a little bit in this series so far phenomenalittle bit but absolutely on fire and picking up the wickets we saw him in the previous game and is carried on in the same today and making things happen.— carried on in the same today and making things happen. thank you very much for that — making things happen. thank you very much for that update _ making things happen. thank you very much for that update and _ making things happen. thank you very much for that update and speaking - making things happen. thank you very much for that update and speaking to | much for that update and speaking to us on day one. the wait is almost over with months of fanfare around barbie, the film will come out in the uk this friday during production of the film, be revealed that the set required so much pink paint that there was a global shortage. 1959, roof and mattel crib barbie named after the daughter. barbie would change everything. targeted advertising aimed at kids during the mickey mouse club, led to the rights of her, making the parents to buy

lifting pictures of jonny bairstow lifting away pictures ofjonny bairstow lifting away one of the protesters happening twice in a space of a couple of hours here at wimbledon but it was dealt with promptly. it hours here at wimbledon but it was dealt with promptly.— dealt with promptly. it feels as if we have not _ dealt with promptly. it feels as if we have not spoken _ dealt with promptly. it feels as if we have not spoken much - dealt with promptly. it feels as if we have not spoken much about| dealt with promptly. it feels as if - we have not spoken much about tennis but we have seen daniil medvedev, he made light work of his much earlier? he did. he saw of the british wild card player, arthur ferri, nowjust inside the top 400. 391 in the world. he did really well in the first set. victory for daniil medvedev as he moves into the second round. iga swiatek is sailing through her match. she is looking good. you can keep across all the latest on the bbc sport website but i will be back at 630 with tim henman. . ., i will be back at 630 with tim henman-— i will be back at 630 with tim henman

phrase appearing to be a jibe at english fans who chanted "same old aussies always cheating" after bairstowings differently, its now time to move on. i try and put myself in that situation, that position, i would like to think i would have dealt with it very differently. i think ben spoke very well on it at the end of the game. as a team we want to play our cricket a certain way, we want to leave a certain legacy and it has been very different how we have gone about test cricket in the last 18 months, in terms of how we pay our crickets. physically, if you like, but i also think we play our cricket in a slightly different way in that respect, as well. i think it is time for everyone to move on and let's concentrate on this game. england's women continue their series against australia tomorrow. they've been training at the oval this morning, knowing they must win their t20 match there tomorrow if they're to have any hopes of avoiding another ashes series defeat. staying with cricket, there are a couple of world cup qualifiers going on today. a really crucial one in bulawayo, where scotland a

what aboutjonny bairstow as about jonny bairstow as wicketkeeper?kes will be can't bow. australia's point of view in divesting him from pat cummins, captain and a fast bowler so interesting to keep give him a rest. little maas played really well and was really only replacement drawing cameron green coming back for australia and finally what about dear old david warner? dismissed for the 17th time in his career by stuart broad here today. england wouldn't mind seeing him again at old trafford. wouldn't mind seeing him again at old trafford-_ old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed _ old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed for _ old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed for persevering - old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed for persevering in l old trafford. joe, thank you very l much indeed for persevering in the weather. it has rather closed in on you. joe wilson, our correspondent at headingley. but we don't talk about them in tennis that much. therefore novak djokovic playing his 100th match at wimbledon today is pretty re

initially appeared to be a dot ball, wicketkeeper alex carey threw the ball at the stumps — after bairstowinking 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. —— between the overs. i t

the main talking point was the dismissal ofjohnny bairstow, the sixth wicket down.d thinking the over was finished and the ball dead, he left his crease, but the australian wicket keeper alex carey threw down the stumps, and by the letter of the law, bairstow was out. but was it in the spirit of the game? the incident enraged the majority of the crowd. and three lord's members have been suspended, pending an investigation, after verbally abusing australia's players as they walked through the pavilion at lunch. as for the incident itself, here are the captains' views. i do not think it is a new one. you seejonny do it quite a bit. he did it on day one to our guys. he looked like he had snuck out of his crease after most balls. alex carey saw it and underarmed it at the stumps. the rest is up to the umpires. jonny came out of his crease to have a chat in between overs. i 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 sp

and there was another catch forjonny bairstow. smith gone for 17.ett. wood's pace made all the difference. australia, 113—a. england need six more wickets. the weather suggests they'll need patience over the weekend, but they deserve to bowl with true hope. joe wilson, bbc news, old trafford. england's women footballers begin their world cup campaign tomorrow, taking on haiti. however, it comes as the england goalkeeper, mary earps, says it's hurtful fans can get replica england outfield shirts, but not her goalkeeping jersey. the bbc has approached the makers of the strips, nike, for comment, but there's been no response. from brisbane, here's our sports correspondent katie gornall. england's players have been enjoying their downtime down under. they've been whale watching, meeting the locals, and experiencing the culture. but now they've moved from the beach to brisbane, and it's about to get serious. as european champions, england have a target on their backs, as does keira walsh. the england midfielder is one of the best in the world, but if she

the main talking point was the dismissal ofjohnny bairstow, the sixth wicket down. dead, he left his crease, but the australian wicket keeper alex carey threw down the stumps, and by the letter of the law, bairstow was out. the incident enraged the majority of the crowd. and three lords members have been suspended in the last pending an investigation after verbally abusing australia's players as they walked through the pavilion at lunch. as for the incident itself, here are the captains' views. i here are the captains' views. i do not think it _ here are the captains' views. i do not think it is — here are the captains' views. i do not think it is a _ here are the captains' views. i do not think it is a new— here are the captains' views. i cf not think it is a new one. you see johnny do it quite a bit. you did it on day one to our guys. he looked like he had snuck out of his crease after most balls. alex carey saw it and unarmed it —— and around it at the stumps. the rest is up to the umpires. the stumps. the rest is up to the umires. , ., , .., the stumps. the rest

jonny bairstow is out.not how want to see a dismissal and clearly based though is confused and thought they all had come to an end and we don't want to take a crucial wicket in this way. he said, no, he stepped out of the ground and weren't paying attention and doesn't matter. we are going to take the wicket.— going to take the wicket. england were furious. _ going to take the wicket. england were furious. i _ going to take the wicket. england were furious. i was _ going to take the wicket. england were furious. i was talking - going to take the wicket. england were furious. i was talking to - going to take the wicket. england were furious. i was talking to onej were furious. i was talking to one of our australian producers who said you shouldn't crumble because the english wrote the rule book and the australians carried it out. in terms of what it underlines is that perhaps it shows just the ruthlessness of this australian team. it ruthlessness of this australian team. ., . ruthlessness of this australian

the wicket to fall before him provided the real drama of the day, jonny bairstow�*s, and contributedhe crease at what he thought was the end of the over. australian wicketkeeper alex carey threw the ball at the stumps, it was judged to be out. that while following the law it was against the spirit the 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 victo

just to recap what happened — an english batter, jonny bairstow, was dismissed in a controversial wayame was temporarily paused, and he couldn't be dismissed — because all six balls in the over had been bowled. but because the umpire had not announced that — technically, the ball was still live — and he was given out, because although he had gone back into his crease, he had then walked out of it when the stumps were broken. it infuriated the england team — who implied it was unsporting — and australia went on to win the game. well, today, rishi sunak�*s spokesperson was asked if what the australian team did was in keeping with the spirit of the game. the reply... there's been a long history of flashpoints in cricket matches between england and australia — we're still waiting to see if the australian government will respond. let's take you to france. these are pictures from a suburb outside paris. his home was ram raided and set alight while his children and wife were asleep inside. this protest, this marks you are seeing now are in support of him and all the other mayors in france, w

all the talk about whether they would dropjonny bairstow so everything falling into place.ked into bat and how is that going?— austria looked into bat and how is thatauoin? . , , ., ., that going? early breakthrough for encland. a that going? early breakthrough for england- a big _ that going? early breakthrough for england. a big wicket _ that going? early breakthrough for england. a big wicket to _ that going? early breakthrough for england. a big wicket to take - that going? early breakthrough fori england. a big wicket to take early on, we have seen in the series that he can bet for a long time. good stuff from chris wilkes as well, brilliant bowling causing david warner to play onto his own stumps. it looks like joe warner to play onto his own stumps. it looks likejoe root cause c smith, it was reviewed and was decided as the ball was grounded before joe root took the catch. england piling on the pressure on steve smith and lavishing and breaking that partnership will be key. they proving tricky. you are sa in: it key. they proving tricky. you are saying it is _ key. t

a catch forjonny bairstow, a wicket for chris woakes. now, what about steve smith?ngs needed to happen here while the sun was shining. fast bowler mark wood — lbw? no, said the umpire. yes, countered the replay on review. england had smith for 41. marnus labuschagne on 51. now, hang on. here comes the review, there's the lbw. england reaction to the right, labuschagne's reaction on the left. travis head eventually did what england wanted, mis—hit to joe root and that was stuart broad's 600th test match wicket. in a sport of statistics, an outstanding number, but it's a team game. you want to achieve milestones in test match wins. i think they always mean a lot more when you manage to take wickets in test match wins and as a team, we've had a pretty decent day. mitchell marsh will hit anyone for four. he made 51, but watch the catch to dismiss him. 299—8 at the close, work to do, butjonny bairstow vindicated. joe wilson, bbc news, old trafford. lovely weather at old trafford, i wonder what the fortunes

some remarkable batting byjonny bairstow has helped england to a dominant position in the fourth a5he5ts higher. nobody wa5 keep your bat rays and your spirits higher. nobody was ever heard by a bit of rain, not a morning drizzle, play actually began promptly. how do you think ben stokes would approach this situation? —— keep your bat rai5ed. well, exactly. where the captain led, others are followed. some cla55ic shops in harry brook�* 51. any england fan would want to watch james anderson batting. england�*s number 11 was playing a bit like their captain. jonny bairstow�*s 99 not out from just 81 balls included a shot that even ben ball5 included a shot that even ben stokes could barely believe. england 592 all out, led by 275, wow. so england�*s task now, bowl out australia again, but three factors in the mix. time, school, weather. mark woods sprints and sprints to get the pace to do this. faint touch on the bat, australia one down on the second innings. next, a miscalculation from david warner. 54-2, miscalculation from david warner. 511—2, 5ucce55ful chris woake5. there he is. now

for that test. == bairstow as the man for the club is for that test-— for that test. -- the man formilan are trying to sign romelu lukaku on a permanent deal. one that would see him go to the italian club for a third time. lukaku spent last season on loan with inter from chelsea, helping them reach the champions league final. chelsea, who would likely want around 50 million dollars for the belgian striker, are heading to the united states next week for a preseason tour, and it is not known if lukaku will be in new manager mauricio pochettino s squad for the trip. and inter could be able to finance the deal by selling goalkeeper andre onana to one of lukaku's former clubs, manchester united. negotiations remain ongoing, but the $61; million price could be a problem for united, who are seeking to replace long—standing keeper david de gea after he left on a free transfer. toronto's vladimir guerrerojr. joined his dad vladimir sr. to become the first father—son duo to win the all—star home run derby, beating tampa bay s randy arozarena. in winning, guerrero set a final round record for

_ bairstow's special 100. was giving the need to do? it _ bairstow's special 100.gs and get ahead of the game that is one of the jobs done. it is all about those fine margins. australia have been winning those margins and so that is why they are winning. itthhtztt winning those margins and so that is why they are winning.— winning those margins and so that is why they are winning. what would you sa to the why they are winning. what would you say to the players _ why they are winning. what would you say to the players if— why they are winning. what would you say to the players if you _ why they are winning. what would you say to the players if you are _ why they are winning. what would you say to the players if you are still- say to the players if you are still captain, what is your advice? thea;t captain, what is your advice? they tla a captain, what is your advice? they play a very — captain, what is your advice? they play a very different _ captain, what is your advice? t“ie: play a very different brand of cricket under my leadership to what ben stokes does. it i

jonny bairstow was stumped. yeah neeouee— bairstow was stumped.es and cry babies. _ contract talking of yes babies and cry babies. 3:33 and cry babies. thank you very much alan, as ever for giving us your views on it. and of course, we'll see what happens at edgbaston. thank you very much indeed. coming royal week in indeed. coming up, royal week in scotland. festivities taking place to mark the occasion, but also bittersweet occasion at britannia. we'll be updating you live edinburgh . gb news radio. welcome back [15 \r ?3r: welcome back to gb news radio. welcome back to the gb news radio. welcome back to rne dye— gb news radio. welcome back to rne dye deed.— gb news radio. welcome back to the live desk. now— [15 \r 33r: welcome back to the live desk. now anyone for rennree— the live desk. now anyone for tennis? well,— the live desk. now anyone for tennis? well, perhaps not many at wimbledon,— tennis? well, perhaps not many at wimbledon, it— tennis? well, perhaps not many at wimbledon, it seems because the at wimbledon, it seems because rne rnsrs

the controversy surrounding the dismissal of england batsman jonny bairstow in the second ashes testing!" the third test starts on thursday in front of what's likely to be a partisan headingley crowd as tensions are high between the two teams. our sports correspondent joe wilson is at headingley. with some sunshine. sunny and stormy simultaneously — with some sunshine. sunny and stormy simultaneously here _ with some sunshine. sunny and stormy simultaneously here at _ with some sunshine. sunny and stormy simultaneously here at the _ with some sunshine. sunny and stormy simultaneously here at the ashes. - simultaneously here at the ashes. prime minister is talking about england versus australia cricket, who'd have thought? almost 100 years ago there was a full diplomatic row between the two countries, i do not think we are there yet with the jonny bairstow stumping but it is fascinating how it has divided and enraged opinions and at times it seems we were back in the classic stereotype territory of australia win at all costs with sharp practice and england, lose a lot and whinge about

johnny bairstow of england and yorkshire. he fell right into the hands of australia.s usual was basically down to ben stokes. england were relying on him. oh, england were repairing him. the captain's fitness is an ongoing issue. is that lower back? moeen ali had recovered from his injury to play in this test match. beautiful day, loads of time, and here was something to cheer. you can keep believing, especially if you see ben stokes is still batting. this was a morning when england were hanging on, trying to catch up. was this the kind of shot that the situation required? instinct from moeen ali, another catch from steve smith, and all too simple for australia. a morning session for england where almost everything in all honesty went wrong. four wickets fell. chris woakes with a faint touch just before lunch the last of them. 142-7. yeah, catches do win matches. the situation of the match as we are about to resume after lunch,. the situation of the series, australia 2-0 situation of the series, australia 2—0 out, means this is in a match england have to win. the situ

bairstow, on 78, out.uart broad walked down the steps and evening sunshine, he knew it would be his last innings for england, a decision he would make at the close of play. of course, there are still wickets to take it, and at the lead of 327, courtesy of some jimmy of 327, courtesy of somejimmy anderson of 327, courtesy of some jimmy anderson batting, increases chances of an ashes celebration. we may reflect that we will never see bat again like anderson and broad, whose careers have been expanded by contracts. bearamanda contracts. bear amanda broadtenacity, his contracts. bearamanda broadtenacity, his insistence to return to return to the team, his belief that he was as good, may be better than anyone. i think that he deserves to end his career on his terms. �* , ~ ., ., terms. i've been thinking, for a coule terms. i've been thinking, for a coume of _ terms. i've been thinking, for a couple of weeks, _ terms. i've been thinking, for a couple of weeks, but _ terms. i've been thinking, for a l couple of

a catch forjonny bairstow, a wicket for chris woakes. now, what about steve smith?ency of this situation — with poor weather forecast at the weekend, things needed to happen here while the sun was shining. fast bowler mark wood — lbw? no, said the umpire. yes, counted the replay on review. england had smith for a1, new man in. bowling at travis head often meant bowling at travis's head. it's intimidating — it's a tactic, both batter and bowler acknowledge it. here was marnus labuschagne — lovely afternoon for batting. labuschagne on 51. now, hang on. here comes the review, there's the lbw. england reaction to the right, watch labuschagne's head drop on the left. and remember that tactic to travis head? well, here's the idea — a message tojoe root, and that was stuart broad's 600th test match wicked. in a sport of statistics, that number, this career — outstanding. it doesn't bother mitchell marsh, he'll hit anyone for four. marsh made 51, but look how he fell, and look atjonny bairstow. take that, doubters. yeah, england have worked very hard to create chances and t

you wonder, will thejonny bairstow may then will the jonny bairstow may then become the will thejonnypain and ride into france later today. yates will begin stage three six seconds ahead of his team—mate — two—time champion tadej pogacar, who moved into second place overall yesterday ahead of yates's twin brother simon. both yates brothers finished in the main bunch at the end of the stage into san sebastian, won by the frenchman victor lafay. and it could be a day to remember for mark cavendish on later on — the first two hilly stages haven't been suited to his style but the flat finish to today's stage could be right up his street. he's one win away from breaking the all—time record for stage wins. dutch sprinter lorena wiebes won stage 3 of the women's giro d'italia, ahead of her fellow countrywoman marianna vos. annemiek van vleuten keeps the leaders' pinkjersey with six stages to go. plenty to discuss this morning. we are speaking to sally bolton on breakfast. we will be speaking to tim henman as well. he has filled this hill many times over with the semifinals he has made at wim

the fallout continues over the controversial dismissal ofjonny bairstow after england potluck defeatalia at lourdes. he wanted out of the creek before the ball instead anne tran wicket—keeper alex carey something with a quick throw into the consternation among 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 positio

a strong innings today from johnny bairstow — on 94 — has helped push ben stoke's side to 586 — a lead to win to keep the series alive. as well as the world cup and the ashes, today is also the second day of the open at hoylake. let's go live to our reporter ben croucher who has been watching on at royal liverpool. ben. the overnight leader tommy fleetwood tees off in the next ten minutes, and already he is five shots off the pace. that is because we've seen a stunning second—round form the american brian harman, who has hit the lowest round of the week. he started four under par and has hit six of 65, including an eagle at the 18th, the undoubted highlight. he said making shots were the key. we have seen flickers from top ten players, but they've made birdies and also made bogeys. the wind is picking up and swirling, and if we take a look at the leaderboard, we can see what an advantage the american has. tommy fleetwood ta ken to advantage the american has. tommy fleetwood taken to the cause in the next half an hour. the australian has had a decent round. the world number one just has

jonny bairstow has just gone for 12 — he edged it to second slip. steve smith off the bowling of mitchell starc. so a poor start for england who started the day on 68—3, trailing by 195. they're now 97—5 after losing those two early wickets. they trail by 166. to america now where korea's kim hyo joo and china's xiyu lin go into the second round of the women's us 0penjoint top of the leaderboard. this shot at the fifth, setting lin up for a short putt, to make birdie. they both finished their first round on four—under at pebble beach. that's all the sport for now. we're going to bring you some breaking news now. the scottish government says it wants to decriminalise the personal use of drugs. it is calling on the uk government to do this across britain or give holyrood the power to do this. the announcement was made at the global commission on drug policy in edinburgh. the ministerfor drugs policy, elena whitman, said she wanted drugs laws to be brought into the 21st century. she argued the move would allow those found in possession of drugs to be t

jonny bairstow was the next ago, a great catch from steve smith to the bowling of mitchell starc.op edging and deep to steve smith again. the fourth wicket, chris woakes, caught caught behind by alex carey. at lunch england are 142—7. ben stokes is unbeaten, though, so many will 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. t

they could do withjonny bairstow holding onto all his opportunities.e extent control. the weather they can't. elsewhere, the commonwealth games federation insists the event doesn't face an existential threat after the state of victoria in australia pulled out of hosting 2026 games. the state claims the costs have tripled to about 4 billion us dollars, and is now too much to bear. but the federation says interest in the games remains strong across the commonwealth. we have just launched a new strategic plan within the last month, called commonwealth united, and went through extensive consultation with our members, with the international sports federation, with athletes and stakeholders, talking about what their vision was for the commonwealth. and they were absolutely buoyant in terms of the future, talking about different products outside of hosting the main games, what we do about the commonwealth championships? what are the different ways that we can bring games to different parts of the commonwealth, rather than bouncing back and forth between some

bairstow was batting like this. 265 — four at tea.e third day, technically, there was no rush. positive, measured batting. the state of the game, that and that. now, let's watch someone get 100. route was getting near, he was on 91, then gone. bairstow on 78, out. smith was fielding here, risking injury. perhaps too brave. it was fun while it lasted, like this, it ended. now, a few of those late wickets may have been a bit thrown away, it would be churlish to be critical given the state of the match, it is just concluding with england 389—9. very close to that. in my head, the leader is 377. a big ovation for james anderson when he cames out to bat. perhaps if you thinking this will be the last time they see him play for england. the players leaving the oval behind me. barely a cloud on the horizon. england in a very strong position. just the odd bit of rain possibly forecast four days four and five if we need to go that far. studio: thank you so much. at the women's world cup, england have been boosted by the news that midfielder kie