and can the british number one, cameron norrie, make it into the last 16 of a grand slam for the firstin his career? cheering and applause. and i'm sarah mulkerrins at the bbc sport centre with the rest of today's headlines... india recover after a poor start against england in the rearranged fifth test at edgbaston. and back on his home track... lewis hamilton is second fastest in practice for sunday's british grand prix. good evening. from the all england club this friday night, where various yet again a smile about for british tennis this time. it is heather watson providing the story. she has played every single day of these championships because our first and second round matches crossed across two days because of the good old british weather, the rain. she is the hardest working woman at wimbledon because heather watson is right behind me as i speak on court 18 with heather dart playing in the women's doubles, but what a start to the day she had over on court one. let's show you what happened because she is into the last 16, she was playing kaja juvan, the first set was tighter,

all of this is now become for cameron norrie. living throu~h become for cameron norrie.ll the adulation that tennis could offer and she's back for the mixed doubles. and it treat for the mixed doubles. and it treat for the mixed doubles. and it treat for the court one crowd got three extra sets. that is round one done. is venus here just for fun? there's a trophy to win. nearly a year later than scheduled after a covid outbreak but the final, decisive test between england and india got off to an enertaining start in birmingham. we had a flurry of indian wickets and a swashbuckling counter punch from rishabh pant as india closed day one on 338 for 7 in theirfirst innings. andy swiss watched this one. some nine months after it was meant to happen, at last, english series had to be postponed last september due to covid—19. finally, the visitors are back in the clearly meant business. an early flurry of boundaries as india began brightly. and since they last met, england every found their form. jimmy anderson combining with zach crowley to remove first gail and then the host

cameron norrie looked nervous before his own final. normal circumstances. this was not normal. this was the fifth set. and he broke david goffin the serve. cameron norrie stamina and composure got him here to 7—5, you done it, really. cameron norrie has collected influences and experiences from around the world with her peers mum from wales, dad from scotland and now everyone knows his name. it now everyone knows his name. it wasn't going my way from the beginning and i wasn't feeling good and feeling the ball and that was all credit to david, he was moving me, playing really good and i couldn't find my game thanks to you guys... couldn't find my game thanks to you cu s... , _ couldn't find my game thanks to you cu s... , , , ., couldn't find my game thanks to you cu s... , , . , guys... reserved by nature may be, but is going — guys... reserved by nature may be, but is going into all _ guys... reserved by nature may be, but is going into all of _ guys... reserved by nature may be, but is going into all of cameron - but is going into a

what lies ahead for cameron norrie? well, only opportunity. y called djokovic, who actually came through his own five—set quarterfinal here on centre court, eventually beating italy's jannik sinner. beware, novak — norrie is going to take it to you. very politely, he said so. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. england's cricketers produced a great display of batting to beat india in the fifth and final test at edgbaston. they needed a record 378 for victory, which on paper looked very ambitious, but in reality proved very achievable, as our correspondent andy swiss reports. hurtling into the history books. a record run chase for england, completed in barely the blink of an eye. with free tickets, thousands flocked to see whether they could do it. but what could have been a nervy morning proved a stroll in the park, asjoe root gave a reminder ofjust why he's the world number one. having reached his hundred, it was time for the party tricks. root ramping up the decibel levels with one outrageous six. they loved that. and they also loved this. anoth

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heartbreak for cameron norrie. his wimbledon final dream ends after defeat to the reigning champion novak djokovic. an incredible comeback for alfie hewett — he's in the wheelchair singles final and chasing a first title at wimbledon. and we look ahead to a history making final in the women's single — it's rybakina against jabeur tomorrow on centre court. who will come out on top? also coming up in the programme away from wimbledon: ex—fifa boss blatter and former uefa president platini are found not guilty following their fraud trial in switzerland. and perfect pogacar does it again at the tour de france, as the defending champion enjoy his second stage win in as many days. hello there and welcome to sportsday. all the latest from wimbledon on the way, where's it's been a day of mixed emotions for the british players in action. we'll have more reaction to cam norrie�*s defeat to top seed novak djokovic coming up. but first, they used to be at the pinnacle of world football. today, sepp blatter and michel platini h

and novak djokovic reaches another wimbledon final beating britain's cameron norrie.ello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. twitter in the uk and around the world. aren't elon muské an twitter aren't elon musk are in an extraordinary standoff about his $40 billion deal to buy the social media company. the worlds richest man was to pull out saying he's not received the numbers you want about spam and fake accounts. twitter says it will suit musk was up and filed an extended training over the news. 0ur north america techology reporter, james claytoni in san francisco is following the story and hejoins me now. bring us up to speed, what's happening here?— bring us up to speed, what's happening here? elon musk is essentially _ happening here? elon musk is essentially saying _ happening here? elon musk is essentially saying when - happening here? elon musk is essentially saying when you i essentially saying when you deny he put that offer in he thought they were more users that actually use twitter than there actually are. to be fair there actually ar

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cameron norrie's new favourite word is "crazy".ed him the royal seal of approval and a hill full of fans. is this now cameron's crest? obviously, a lot of hype at the moment and a lot of people following all around the world. it's just a lot to take in right now but i'm going to... it sounds amazing and everything but i'm going to have to try and bring it down again and go back to basics. norrie's just the fourth british man to reach the final four here, after roger taylor in the '70s, tim henman in the '90s and '00s and, most recently, andy murray. how special is it to have him do so well here? yeah, it's brilliant. i mean, he's been doing really well for the last year, really. you know, and this result has kind is kind of an accumulation of all of his hard work and his attitude and everything that he puts into his tennis. in norrie's own words, his background has been varied. he was born in south africa to a scottish father and welsh mother, raised in new zealand, went to college in the us, but based in london now, it's here he's

more from wimbledon, with british hopes falling to cameron norrie later.e championships for the first time. it�*s day five of wimbledon, and while andy murray and emma raducanu may be out, four british players are still in the singles tournament and two of them are in action today. later on centre court, british number one cameron norrie will take on the american stevejohnson, but already under way on court one is heather watson. our sports correspondent laura scott is at wimbledon. yes, well, it�*s the start of a third round today and we have two british player is trying to reach the fourth round of a grand slam for the very first time. on number one court behind me at the moment is guernsey�*s heather watson. she�*s had a bit of a nightmare schedule this week, two of her matches have been held overnight, she is also trying to play in the doubles. today marks a major opportunity for her because she�*s been coming here since 2010, she�*s been coming here since 2010, she�*s reached the third round three times before but has always come up against really dif

and novak djokovic reaches another wimbledon final beating britain's cameron norrie.begin with the shocking news out of japan. we begin with the shocking news out of japan. japan's former prime minister shinzo abe has been shot dead in the street while giving an election speech. he was the country's longest serving post—war prime minister. he served in office twice in the beginning of the 1990s. he served in office twice in the beginning of the 1990s. according to police, mr abe's attacker used a home—made gun and fired two shots. world leaders have reacted with shock. us presidentjoe biden said he was "stunned, outraged, and deeply saddened" and india's prime minister narendra modi declared a day of national mourning. it all happend in nara, a city south west of tokyo. mr abe was shot near the railway station and flown by elicoper to hospital, where he was pronunced dead several hours later. from nara, here's rupert wingfield—hayes. this was shinzo abe this morning standing on the corner rallying support from his parliament. but lurking a few metres away, this man wa

for the first set taken by britain's cameron norrie, 6—2, the fans behind me and the british fans on y, playing just for the first time in his career in the second week of a grand slam. he showed us that brilliant leftie serve, the topspin forehand, that dead backhand that he's got that is flat and perfect for this service. it was causing djokovic all kinds of problems he couldn't deal with. but the defending champion, as he so often does, took a breath, reset, reconfigured and won the second, third and fourth set to reach an eighth wimbledon final trying to win his seventh title here. the numbers are extraordinary. it's a 32nd grand slam final for djokovic. he's hoping to win 21, which would bring him within one of rafael nadal�*s record of 22. awaiting in sunday's final will be nick kyrigios who had friday off, rafael nadal withdrawing because of that abdominal injury means that the kyrgios didn't have to play on friday, with three days off, he will play djokovic on sunday. before that we have the women's final, 0ns jabeur chasing history, the third seed here, the world number two,

all of this is now for cameron norrie.ar for the mixed doubles, with jamie murray. it was a late treat for the court one crowd who got three extra sets. that's round one done. is serena here just for fun? there is a trophy to win. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. time for a look at the weather. showers have been taking centre stage again. bit like a stuck record. the biggest of the showers across eastern scotland, eastern areas of england where we've seen a few thunderstorms but now we are looking at the next area of rain working in from the west. quite wet at the moment _ working in from the west. quite wet at the moment for _ working in from the west. quite wet at the moment for northern - working in from the west. quite wetj at the moment for northern ireland, across parts of wales, north—west england and the rain getting into scotland, as well. the rain continues its journey in a north—eastern direction overnight. never really reaches east anglia where it will stay dry. about ten to 13 degrees. for wimbledon, we've cer

let's talk about cameron norrie. i'm not - about cameron norrie.a. he is one of the hardest workers out there. he is so - open era. he is one of the hardest| workers out there. he is so athletic and quick around the court. you can see how dangerous his left—handed spin has been on the grass. i think he is getting better and better with every match. he didn't play his best tennis in the quarterfinal, but he really tufted out. i'm sure he will be happy to have a couple of days off. he has nothing to lose today. we can come in with no pressure on his shoulders, hopefully stay relaxed and just enjoy the moment. i'm sure the nerves will be there, as well. he is mentally so strong. hopefully cameron norrie gets a good start today and we will see some of his best tennis. he start today and we will see some of his best tennis.— his best tennis. he had that bike accident after _ his best tennis. he had that bike accident after having _ his best tennis. he had that bike accident after having too - his best tennis. he had that bike accident after having too m

eventually waiting but a brilliant day for cameron norrie continuing british hopes in the men's singlesles meanwhile, i'm afraid to say, for heather watson it is over. she liked cam norrie playing in the fourth grand slam of the first but she was beaten earlier today by the world number 97 from germanyjule niemeier it was just better all round in the end and heather watson just couldn't make it happen. before that doesn't weigh on centre court, that famous court celebrating its 100th year on from legends aplenty just celebrating its 100th year on from legends aplentyjust right before that got under way. wimbledon legend survive plenty as our special sports correspondentjoe wilson now reports. billiejean billie jean king! billie jean king! before play, that door ke -t billie jean king! before play, that door kept opening _ billie jean king! before play, that door kept opening to _ billie jean king! before play, that door kept opening to history. - billie jean king! before play, that. door kept opening to history. bjorn door kept opening to history. b'orn born! to door kept opening to his

at 5:23, cameron norrie was walking onto centre court.won four tournaments on the world tour. he was playing a very experienced american, and stevejohnson appeared to be beatable. he's the first british man in five years to reach the fourth round. american tommy paul awaits the in the last 16. a gripping opening day to the final test match between england and india at edgbaston, with the touring side recovering from a poor start to just about claim the upper hand. this match was rearranged from last year due to covid and after putting india in to bat, james anderson and matthew potts impressed to reduce india to 98—5. but wicketkeeper rishabh pant dazzled with some aggressive and unorthodox strokeplay to seize back control for india, before eventually departing for 146. but ravindra jadeja has stayed put to play his part in the innings and he's 83 not out, with the tourists 338—7 at close. india lead the series 2—1. after rain interrupted first practice for the british grand prix, the sun came out at silverstone for the second, with ferra

and for cameron norrie — this was no day to rest as he reached the last eight of a grand slam for the chethan pathak�*s at the all england club us and chetan — norrie showed no signs of nerves out on court one. no. there were a few moments of tightness, times, but he is so good, isn't he, just that mental toughness and focus on the most consistent players on the men's and it is job done and who need a rest day? it is certainly not cam norrie. for the first time into a quarterfinal meeting his american mate who they had been together in four straight sets and what you see here is cam norrie just really playing with tommy paul throughout that match, estimate the net, better at the base, ninth seed really embracing the pressure and a bit of expectation on his shoulders into the last eight. he is going to play belgium's david goffin next and that is on tuesday and cameron norrie asked afterwards about how he's feeling about this one understandably delighted with how things are going at these championships so far. i’m things are going at these championships so far. i'm the last one left so

and novak djokovic reaches another wimbledon final, beating britain's cameron norrie.elcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. world leaders have reacted with shock to the assassination of the formerjapanese prime minister shinzo abe. presidentjoe biden said he was "stunned, outraged, and deeply saddened" and india's prime minister narendra modi declared a day of national mourning. mr abe was shot dead in the street while giving an election speech. his attacker was a former member of the japanese navy. the former prime minister's body is due to arrive shortly at his residence. our correspondent mariko oi is there. well, this is where, as you can possibly see behind me, a long queue of media behind me. we are waiting for the body of former prime minister shinzo abe to arrive any minute now. his body had left the city of nara at around 6pm local time. —— his body had left the city of nara at around 6am local time. it's about a five—hour drive. that's why everyone is gathering here, waiting for his arrival. this is his home — this is actually where his

a consistent player, cameron norrie, not a huge number of problems, had a five set battle on the weightn ever one with so much a quotation on the shoulders but if you look at his draw, it does not count for him. luxury went out to roger federer in the third round, he has had to play at rafa nadal at that stage before, kinder draw this time, he will be the favourite against tommy paul. 0ne surprise to tell you about, the french open champion has been put out in three sets, a great comeback from the challenger had lost the first set. a great all—round game there, getting thejob first set. a great all—round game there, getting the job done. first set. a great all—round game there, getting thejob done. i will keep you updated throughout the afternoon but for now, back to you. follow that across bbc tv and iplayer. england were all out for 284, on the third day of their rescheduled final test against india. they began the day on 84—5. jonny bairstow and ben stokes came out fighting — a brilliant catch from india's captainjasprit bumrah removed stokes for 25. but bairstowjust kept going — he

and behind me in the hill packing out with british fans hoping to get cameron norrie over the line todaythat match will play the winner of the match currently on centre court, novak djokovic, the defending champion, preparing to playjannik sinner, the man on your screen at the moment, the 20—year—old italian who put out carlos alcaraz in the last round. sinner and the last eight at wimbledon, the tenth seed. djokovic the obvious favourite, only dropped a couple of sets so far in the championships. more on this djokovic has looked back at his best. you may not play a grand slam until the french open next year because of the covid status he has in that us and australia without being vaccinated, can he get this one done?— one done? one of the women's quarterfinals — one done? one of the women's quarterfinals is _ one done? one of the women's quarterfinals is under— one done? one of the women's quarterfinals is under way - one done? one of the women's quarterfinals is under way on i one done? one of the women's i quarterfinals is under way on court number one, all german affair between maria

cameron norrie stands on his way. can cameron norrie 12 in the world, what an astonishing rise he has had, kyrgios called his development in the same. like i said, he is the man who is going to try to stop novak djokovic winning four consecutive wimbledon titles, a tough task but he is such a consistent performer he will give it everything. a bit later on, the schedule has changed as you can expect, with nadal dropping out of the championship. let me take you to centre court. we have a women's doubles semifinal taking place. they are four—time grand slam winners. yet to win a doubles title. let me take you to court number one. there we are seeing alfie hewett trying to win his first wimbledon singles title also he and gordon reid have won the last ten grand slam titles. he is number two in the men's wheelchair singles in the world and it looks like it's going with serve against gustavo hernandez. you can keep track of that on the bbc sport website. i will keep you up—to—date from a scorching hot wimbledon. back to you

all of this is now for cameron norrie.ak but the final, decisive test between england and india got off to an enertaining start in birmingham. we had a flurry of indian wickets and a swashbuckling counter punch from rishabh pant as india closed day one on 338 for 7 in theirfirst innings. andy swiss watched this one. some nine months after it was meant to happen, at last, english series had to be postponed last september due to covid—19. finally, the visitors were back and they clearly meant business. an early flurry of boundaries as india began brightly. and since they last met, england have refound theirform. jimmy anderson combining with zach crowley to remove first gill and then the hosts set about grabbing the initiative. a rain delay briefly stopped the progress but not their momentum. one of the new stars matt potts tapping him before snaring the biggest scalp of all, gone forjust 11 and india's hopes were in disarray. by the time that sam billings was there, there were 98—5 and england seemed in control. but india h

tennis, cameron norrie's green run at wimbledon has come to an end, beaten in four sets by the defendinghese were for cameron norrie, following just three british men — roger taylor, tim henman and andy murray — who'd done this before him in the professional era. now it was his wimbledon semifinal. oh, and his, too. novak djokovic was the overwhelming favourite, with the experience, with the titles, with his very first service game broken. norrie burst into the match with a roar of possibility, and in a flash... ..won the first set 6—2. honestly, it's there in black and white. then djokovic put on a cap and got his head into the game. and now the reigning champion was reaching everything. that's good hustle by djokovic there. with norrie 2—1 down, the crowd got chanting. crowd: let's go, norrie, let's go! and norrie did not give up. he's given wimbledon a great run. but 6—4 in the fourth and match to djokovic, a look to be proud of, i need a couple of days to unwind. looking back on it all, a lot of positive memories, positive firsts, it's been a lot of fun. taste memories, positive firs

cameron norrie hopes he can continue his good _ cameron norrie hopes he can continue his good run_ cameroncontinue his good run of form and told the bbc he _ his good run of form and told the bbc he exceeded all expectations by reaching _ bbc he exceeded all expectations by reaching the final four at wimbledon this yeah _ reaching the final four at wimbledon this year. and reaching the final four at wimbledon this ear. �* , , ., , reaching the final four at wimbledon this ear. �* , , ., ., this year. and he is pleased to have made it into — this year. and he is pleased to have made it into the _ this year. and he is pleased to have made it into the final _ this year. and he is pleased to have made it into the final four _ this year. and he is pleased to have made it into the final four and - made it into the final four and norrie said it was the unbelievable crowd support they made a real difference as he reached his first grand slam semifinal. obviously disappointed to come away with a loss, but i can definitely learn from it and pull from that experience, in another bigger match down in

in three sets against american tommy paul, cameron norrie retained his composure. aughter. definitely you guys helped me through it. play here on the middle sunday is a new fixture in the schedule. having a british player to sustain interest through week two always seemed vital. so it is the tournament's thank you to cameron norrie. joe wilson, bbc news, at wimbledon. cameron norrie flying the flag. it will not be lost on him. if he gets passed goffin in the quarterfinals, it would be novak djokovic are waiting in the semifinal. the defending champion novak djokovic. he beat the dutch wildcard tim van rijthoven in four sets on centre court, and will now play the italianjannik sinner in the final eight. away from wimbledon, it was an extraordinary british grand prix at silverstone. not least because of what we saw. just at the beginning, a terrible crash on the opening corner. zhou guanyu, f1�*s first driver from china, collided with britain's george russell, and it sent him spinning to the fence. an awful crash that held up the restart for an hour, but remarkably zh

it has been quite a wait for british fans but not much of a surprise that cameron norrie is the lastys he feels like he�*s getting better as the tournament progresses and after winning in the fourth round, he says it is great for him to get through to the quarters but no reason to be satisfied with that. he plays the belgian david goffin, former world number seven today but his last match lasted for hours and 36 minutes, so he might be a bit tired. i have learned that the duke and duchess of cambridge are intending to watch that match, which is being played on number one court because centre court is reserved for the two players who are favourites to lift the trophy this weekend, tunisia�*s trailblazer and novak djokovic. another of the quarterfinalists, nick kyrgios, who plays tomorrow, australian police have confirmed he has been summoned to appear in court next month to face a charge of common assault following an alleged incident in december 2021. following an alleged incident in december2021. his following an alleged incident in december 2021. his barrister told the canberra tim

at 5:23, cameron norrie was walking onto center court. american, and stevejohnson appeared to be beatable. alonso it's proving. cameron norrie won the first set and is going well in the second. he has ranked seventh in the second. he has ranked seventh in the second. he has ranked seventh in the world but not doing much in the grand slams but if you do well at wimbledon eb camp news and if you are wondering what heather watson is doing right now, she is about 50 metres away from me playing doubles. never ending. joe, thank you very much. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. june it left off with some heavy downpours widely, this was one affecting joni of arc who may have wished she had an arc and today's heavy showers have been across scotland and the east of england, thunderstorms mixed in whereas further west we are seeing a weather front moving across northern ireland and overnight that will push across northern england and scotland so there will be further rain, south east anglia and south—east england that have the be

he will face the last remaining brit in the singles, cameron norrie.orld number two, ans jabeu r, one her match on centre court. -- won her match on centre court. >> all finals went the distance. novak djokovic showing us the great champion he is yet again. sinner was 2-0 with his agility and power, it looked like he might pull off the shock of the championships. but djokovic is not a six-time winner. it often brings out his best. this was the case earlier as he fought back to win in five. up next in the semifinals, the british number one, cameron norrie, keeping the hopes alive of the british fans. before last week, he never played in the second week of a major. now by beating in five sets, he's become the first british ma since andy murray in 2016. trail bzer on strobe or showed us her great fighting qualities again. the czechoslovakian player took it before she studied things, winning the next two sets, showing us why she is a contender at these championships and why this could be finally her time to win her first grand slam title. standing in her w

cameron norrie was defeated but he'd never got this far in a grand slam before.nk i need just a couple of days to unwind, and i think, looking back on it all, there is going to be a lot of positive memories and positive firsts, and a lot of things i ticked off for the first time. it's been a lot of fun. and we now anticipate a centre court final between novak djokovic and nick kyrgios. djokovic says expect fireworks. i'm standing well back, and this is the business end of the fortnight. wheelchair tennis moved to court one for semifinals, and in over three hours of captivating play, britain's alfie hewitt prevailed. now that's a finalist feeling. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. .29 . 29 degrees in fact south—west london was the hotspot. geevor do you. it will turn hotter this weekend. mainly in the south. the northern seeing more cloud round though sunday looks like being sunny and warmment loss of sunshine, that is down to this area of high pressure which will push to the eastern side as we move into sunday a

for the first set, taken by britain's cameron norrie.ans behind me and the british fans on centre urt really believed an upset was on the cards. cam nore's development has been extorted or he, playing for just -- extraordinary, playing for just the second time in the semifinal. he showed that topspin forehand, the backhand that is perfect for the surface. it was causing djokovic all sorts of problems he couldn't deal with. the defending champion, as he so often does, took a breath, rese and won the second, third and fourth sets to reach an eighth wimbledon final. trying to win his seventh title. the 32n grand slam final four djokovic. he's hoping to win 21, which would bring him within one of nadal's record of 22. awaiting in sunday's final will be nick kyrgious who had friday off. nadal withdrawn because of the a domino injury which means kyrgios did not have to play on friday. before that, we havehe women's final. ons jabeur chasing history. the world number two hoping to become the first african and arab player to win a grand slam in

cameron norrie wants a five battle. he has had them already early on in this championships. rmance we have had here at 1—wood in today, it was in the men's wheelchair single semifinal. alfie hewett is through to the final, he is trying to win his first wimbledon title —— here at wimbledon today. he has beaten gustavo fernandez. understandably emotional after an epic comeback that sees him into the wimbledon singles final, with gordon reed, he has won ten limited doubles titles. can you get it done in the singles? we will keep you up—to—date with all of that on sportsday at 6:30pm, but for now, back to you. yes of that on sportsday at 6:30pm, but for now, back to you.— what a match that was. let's move away from wimbledon. formula one's budget cap has been increased by 3% to help teams with the inflation crisis. this year's figure was $140 million. mercedes will welcome the extra money after both lewis hamilton and george russell crashed in the final session of qualifying in austria. they'll start tomorrow's sprint race from tenth and fifth respectively. red bull's max verstap

set and an xml where he lost the first two, he is so good at resetting. —— against britain's cameron norrieo — djokovic is so good at resetting and coming back and winning the second, third and fourth sets. he never really looked in trouble thereafter. for nick kyrgios, there were the moments that we're used to seeing from him — the chuntering at the umpire, upset with some decisions, upset with his own box, his friends and family he felt weren't always giving him the support he wanted. he was particularly annoyed with somebody in the crowd. when the umpire said, "who is it specifically? he said, "it's the woman who looks like she's "had 700 drinks". he was finding those usual frustrating moments and i think for djokovic on the other side of the net, he thought, "you do all of that, i'lljust stick to the tennis." and djokovic winning in four sets for a fourth consecutive wimbledon title, like i said. 7oo 700 drinks? that woman said she wasjust trying to 700 drinks? that woman said she was just trying to support the underdog, nick kyrgios. a reminder of our top story — president gotobaya raj

it and as we know, cameron norrie didn't quite make it.— and as we know, cameron norrie didn't quiteatch in the _ didn't quite make it. it made for a great match in the end. _ great match in the end. but novak djokovic was one that saw through. so we will be looking ahead to the women's final a little later. it is nowjust after 6:20am. the cost of living is climbing at the fastest rate for decades, impacting the way we eat, socialise, shop and travel. it has forced many of us to rethink our spending habits, especially when it comes to food. our personal finance correspondent, kevin peachey, has been finding out what it means for families with growing teenagers to feed. colwyn bay, wartime home of the ministry of food. many other places, rationing he is now self imposed by families trying to keep their heads above water while struggling with the rising cost—of—living. claire, cutting back as hard, with two hungry teenagers at home. we've got the everyday essentials instead ofjam. going for the home brand? locate instead of jam. goina for the home brand? . ., going for the home brand?

cameron norrie's dream run at wimbledon has come to an end.one this before him in the professional era. now it was his wimbledon semifinal. oh, and his too. novak djokovic was the overwhelming favourite, with the experience, with the titles, with his very first service — game broken. it's a break, first game. norrie burst into the match with a roar of possibility. and in a flash... ..won the first set, 6—2. honestly, it's there, in black—and—white. then djokovic put on a cap and got his head into the game. and now the reigning champion was reaching everything. that's good hustle by djokovic there. with norrie two sets to one down, the crowd got chanting. crowd: let's go, norrie, let's go. and norrie did not give up. cheering and applause he has given wimbledon a great run. but 6—4 in the fourth and match to djokovic. he said he was looking at a supporter here. 0k. cameron norrie was defeated, but he'd never got this far in a grand slam before. lot to be proud of, and i think i need just a couple of days to unwind, and i think, looking back on

more on that shortly but it means defending champion novak djokovic and britain�*s cameron norrie willompeting for the biggest titles in the sport. as i was saying earlier, rafael nadal has withdrawn from his wimbledon men�*s singles semifinal against nick kyrgios with an abdominal injury. nadal played through the pain barrier on wednesday to win his quarterfinal against taylor fritz in five sets — but he struggled during the match and received treatment on the injury in the second set. so, kyrgios will play either novak djokovic or cameron norrie in sunday�*s final. history was made on centre court yesterday, as tunisian ons jabeur became the first arab player to reach a grand slam singles final in the open era. she beat german tatjana maria in the women�*s semifinals in three sets. the pair are good friends, and often stay at each others houses when on tour, but it was the world number two jabeur that came through. so who will she face? kazakstan�*s elena rybakina came through her semifinal against 2019 champion simona halep. it was rybakina�*s first time on centre court and she beat

british men's number one cameron norrie is also into a grand slam fourth round for the first time. finitely good timing that they are here watching. i definitely enjoyed that match, a little bit less stressful than my squad today than the other day. 6—time champion novak djokovic recorded a 35th straight win on wimbledon�*s centre court as he beat miomir kecmanovic in straight sets. in the absense of daniil medvedev and alexander zverev, the 35—year—old is top seed at this year's championships third seed ons jabeur needed just one hour and eight minutes to reach the last 16 in a dominant 6—2, 6—3 performance against diane parry. the 27—year—old, who is yet to drop a set at this year's tournament, will face 24th seed elise mertens for a place in the quarterfinals. britain's katie boulter is in action later against harmony tan, who knocked out 6—time champion serena williams. if she wins that match, she willjoin compatriot heather watson in the last 16 and the second week of a slam for the first time. liam broady is first up on court one against alex de minaur. the australian de playe

so not long to go until we see cameron norrie on centrel we see cameron norrie on centre court, whatrgios recalled insane, he will pay —— play novak djokovic, who wants to make it four consecutive wimbledon titles, seven in total, he is going for 21 grand slams, it was interesting, nick kyrgios is a messaged him privately on instagram and said, hopefully see you on sunday, djokovic had a real scare last round but clearly he is the favourite to land this title, and that match still to come on centre court, because of the schedule changes, we have a play in the women's doubles, let me take you there if i can. they have one grand slam titles aplenty but have lost the first set, the woman on your screen there, they took the first set, they are there at the moment, i beg your pardon, in the second set, a setup, i should say. they are trying to battle back and levelled proceedings here, they have never won the women's grand slam doubles title. they are battling away, let me take you to court number one because that is where alfie hewett is trying to stay in these championships in the singl

cameron norrie, against america's tommy paul, a player ranked below him, an opponent he knows well.dence rippled through court number one. a few nerves are starting to creep into the play, but cameron norrie is about to try and serve for the second set at 6—5. just to confirm if you're wondering why we here? play on the middle sunday is now a wimbledon fixture. studio: wonderful to hear. england's cricketers have work to do, if they're to save the rearranged fifth test against india at edgbaston. despite another century from johnny bairstow, england are trailing by almost 200 runs, with india 66—2 in their second innings. patrick gearey reports. the score when england went out to bat this morning was 84—5. but these days they don't get intimidated by things like scores. instead they clear mines and a possible boundary is. carpe diem cricket. the approach led by ben stokes relies on instinct and sometimes a lot. but the problem with luck is that it has a habit of changing suddenly. one ball later, stokes out for 25. that is how we play they say, and instinct is serving jonny bairstow

. —— cameron norrie. he knocked out tommy paul in straight sets.ay. on monday, the fourth—round matches continue, when we will see rafi on the door, simona halep, and fordham nick kyrgios open play. next to formula one, where ferrari's carlos sainz took his first formula 1 victory to claim an extraordinary british grand prix. the race was delayed for an hour after a huge pile—up at the first corner. alfa romeo's zhou guanyu was freed from his car and thankfully not seriously injured. sainz won the race after ferrari's tactics appeared to cost his teammate charles leclerc victory. red bull's sergio perez was second with mercedes lewis hamilton third. max verstappen could only finish seventh, so his lead in the standings has been cut to 34 points after sainz�*s win. india have built a substantial lead at the end of ther third day india have built a substantial lead at the end of their third day of the rearranged final test match against england. despitejonny bairstow�*s century, england were bowled out for 284, conceding a 132—run deficit. they took

cameron norrie's brilliant victory yesterday, we will touch on that in a moment.chance of winning the tournament having got to the semifinals last time out. 0pening against austria tonight. 0ver71,000 time out. 0pening against austria tonight. over 71,000 will be on here later. it is a cell and you can watch it live, 80 pm kick—off. if you are not fortunate enough to have a ticket! it will be a fascinating tournament, not least the half a million tickets sold, double that of the previous tournament and also involved this year, northern ireland, who have qualified for the tournament for the very first time. they open their campaign tomorrow. they open their campaign tomorrow. they are playing in southampton against norway. natalie pirks looks ahead to what will be an enthralling 25 days of action. months of talking has led us here. old trafford is a sell—out tonight, as are all of england's games. and as the players took in the enormity of their situation, as hosts, they are relishing renewed focus on the women's game. we know what to expect and we are ready for it

let's about cameron norrie because he wanted to do what heather watson has done and that is reach theou like, henman hill filling up trying to support cameron norrie over the line. we will keep you updated with that and so much more to come on sports day at 6:30pm, but for now back to you. ii sports day at 6:30pm, but for now back to you-— back to you. if heather watson is the hardest _ back to you. if heather watson is the hardest working _ back to you. if heather watson is the hardest working woman - back to you. if heather watson is the hardest working woman in i back to you. if heather watson is i the hardest working woman in more modern, i have got you down for the hardest working man! keep up the good work. it was england's morning at edgbaston in the cricket. it has definitely been india's afternoon. a fascinating first day of the final test. you might remember it was delayed because of a covid outbreak. three wickets, matthew potts took to india 95, but they have just made a century, the batters, and the tourists are 2aa—5 in the 58th over. you can follow commentary of that on

heather watson and cameron norrie await their fourth round opportunity.w two other british players lost in the third round. liam brody in the headband faced alex de minaur, the demon. in three close sets the australian was just too good. oh, goodness me. court two on the perimeter of wimbledon far from centre stage, katie boulter�*s match was scheduled. she struggled for energy. her opponent was buoyant, all over in 51 minutes. a triumph for harmony tan. we've seen it all now. and here at least, was an expression ofjoy. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. well the on—court "circus" between nick kyrgios and stefanos tsitsipas spilled into the media room as tsitsipas accused kyrgios of being a bully, who could be evil. it's constant bullying. that's what he does. he bullies his opponents. he was probably a bully at school himself. you don't know what's behind. i don't like bullies. i don't like people that put people, other people down. he has some good traits in his character, as well. but when he... he also has a very evil side to him, which if... if it's ex