it caroline wozniacki was the latest to 90, caroline wozniacki was the latest to go, level at one setnd four matchpoint. they all came and went. but after the world number two got it to 5-5, but after the world number two got it to 5—5, the russian regrouped superbly. this time the opportunity would not pass her by. five of the top eight women's seeds out before the third round. it was 5-5, i started thinking about those matchpoint and my serve. but i thought to myself, you're not going to lose this match because you have so to lose this match because you have so many matchpoint and i told to myself that and i forgot it and start over. another shock was alexandra dulgheru, who had the best of the opening set with venus williams, the romanian taking it 6-4. but williams, the romanian taking it 6—4. but from that moment on, the five—time champion was a different player, demolishing her. never in doubt. much like her sister, serena williams raced into the third round after despatching the qualifier in just over an hour. the seven time champion looking better with every match. the two tim

particularly for caroline wozniacki. third round earlier. well i'm joined now by former british numer one john lloyd. what a day? it has started to rain here, today. it hasjust what a day? it has started to rain here, today. it has just started to shower last after beautiful weather all week. you have been 0k, shower last after beautiful weather all week. you have been ok, no problems with flying ants? so far, so problems with flying ants? so far, so far. gets talked about caroline wozniacki. he really did think that that was possibly her year. not to be, though. she won the australian open. she finally got the grand slam off, where so many years, we thought she was going to win a grand slam, looked like she wasn't going to. she came through. she won eastbourne and looked so good, but jazz played well at eastbourne before, and then she came here. it did not seem the same player. i don't know why. she has won one grand slam. she looked uncomfortable today. especially when losing, she finds problems and complaints. she was

the world number two, caroline wozniacki. you can check all the action and results.sh rahul has seen india to an 8 wicket victory over england in the first t20 of their series in manchester. england were sent into bat (gfx) and despitejoss buttler making 69 couldn't set a larger target as kuldeep yadav took five for 24 to restrict the hosts. india in response made light work of the task with rahul and rohit sharma adding 123 for the second wicket in front of a crowd that had a large amount of away support. we talked about every game in this series potentially feeling like an away game. it has the potential to do that, particularly when you play india and pakistan. that's the reality of things. we have to be accepting about and get on with things. it's a very good feeling when you take two wickets. building the momentum. it was a record—breaking day for australian captain aaron finch who broke his own record for the highest twenty20 international score. he made an incredible 172 from 76 balls against zimbabwe in harare. that beats his previous highest, which was his 1

coming up on the programme: caroline wozniacki crashes out of wimbledon — the world number two is beatenno ronaldo away from real madrid? the italian champions make a big money offer for the portugal forward. and 43 all out — an all time low in test cricket for bangladesh on the opening day of their first test against the west indies in antigua. there was a shock defeat for the world number 2 and australian open champion caroline wozniaki, who's crashed out of wimbledon in the second round. but the seven times champion serena williams and the defending champion roger federer both sailed through. austin halewood reports. many have stepped on to centre court dreaming of beating roger federer, few have made it

no such problems for caroline wozniacki.games in a straight sets win over varvara lepchenko, the world number 97. last year's beaten men's finalist, marin cilic wasted no time in reaching the second round. what an absolute peach from marin cilic. he enjoyed a comfortable straight—set win over japan's yoshihito nishioka. cilic, who's the third seed, breezed through 6—1, 6—4, 6—4. the queen's club winner served 21 aces as he won in just one hour 45 minutes. and unfortunately it's bad news for britain's liam broady — who's out at the first—round stage — losing in straight sets to the big—serving canadian, milos raonic. 7—5, 6—0, 6—1 on court number one. raonic is the 13th seed and was always going to be a difficult opponent for the british number four. hard to believe it's all finished on day one here at wimbledon but plenty still to come, two weeks to go, as sam smith stared we still have no clue where it will go but we still have more action to come in moscow. plenty to come on the world cup but from sportsday at wimbledon, y

wimbledon has never been kind to caroline wozniacki in the past eleven outings she's never made it beyond the fourth round. russian it's rina makarova and sure that tradition continued on wednesday was an iraqi trailed five one of the third and save five match points before eventually losing seven five in the decide. you know i think i did everything. i can even remarried myself because you know. you know play up to the level that i can and. and i think she played above her level really race fitness williams came back from a sit down to dominate world number one hundred forty one alexandra de giru four six six twelve six one sure we keep versions in the third round. and it was an easy straight says one for assist the serena who needed just an hour to be victoria tom over the seven time champion says she's getting better with every match. i think overall i just played better you know right. more consistent still when i work on getting my first serves in more but overall it's definitely a little bit better than the first round. of federal lived up to his nickname as the speed through second

caroline wozniacki was the latest. level at 1—1, katarina makarrata had three match points. got it back to 5—5, this time the opportunity would not pass her by. five of the top eight women seeds out of the third round. when it was 5—5 i started thinking about the match points and my server but i started to tell myself, no, you're not going to lose. i had so many match points and ijust tried... i told myself that and i forgot it and started over. another shock could have been on the cards as alexandra dawg erw have the best of the opening set with venus williams. but from that point on the five—time champion was a different player, taking the next 6—0, 6—1, never in doubt. much like a sister, serena williams, racing to the third round after despatching the qualifier of the call —— victoria tolover. she is looking better every match. now, he's only 19 years old but the french striker, kylian mbappe, is quickly becoming the breakout star of this world cup. scoring twice in france's 4—3 victory over argentina, he's now being compared, by some fans, with the likes of lionel messi

wimbledon has never been kind to caroline wozniacki in the past eleven outings she's never made it beyond the fourth round. russian it's rina makarova and sure that tradition continued on wednesday was an iraqi trailed five one in the third and saved five match points before eventually losing seven five in the decide. you know i think i did everything i could have thought of her so i could and i. can't even be mad at myself because you know. you know playing up to the level that i can and. and i think she played above her level really race fitness williams came back from a sit down to dominate world number one hundred forty one alexandra de giru four six six love six one so we keep versions in the third round. and it was an easy straight says one for sister the serena who needed just an hour to beat victoria tom over the seven time champion says she's getting better with every match. i think overall i just played better you know right. more consistent still i work on getting my first serves in more but overall it's definitely a little bit better than the first round. so it's a federal liv

names have already fallen by the wimbledon wayside and today it yet another one in the form of caroline wozniackipion at eastbourne last week and she was beaten in straight sets today. by russia's ekaterina makarova. no such problems for serena williams, playing in her second grand slam since giving birth to her daughter in the end she was just too powerful for the bulgarian. the seven time champion comfortably winning 6—1, 6-4. champion comfortably winning 6—1, 6—4. before that, victoria azarenka, a former two—time semifinalists in wimbledon has gone out as well by being beaten in straight sets and that does mean that carolina has reached the third time for the first time in —— third round for the first time in —— third round for the first time in —— third round for the first time in her career. just one brick, in the form of katie swan, she u nfortu nately lost in in the form of katie swan, she unfortunately lost in straight sets. and in the men's draw, a comfortable win for the top seed roger federer on centre court, where he didn't face a single break point. a very straightforward win for the

wimbledon starts tomorrow, of course and caroline wozniacki has plenty of momentum, after winning thene. the world number two beat aryna sabalenka in straight sets to take the title for the second time, nine years after the first. and germany's mischa zverev beat lukas lacko to win his first—ever atp title. that means he and alexander zverev are the first brothers to win a singles event in the same season for 29 years. talented family. dina asher—smith set a new british championship record to win the 100 metres in birmingham last night. she ran it in 10.97 seconds. she's still the only british woman to break the 11—second mark. asher—smith is building up to the defence of her european 200 metres title in berlin in august. hampshire posted a record—breaking score to beat kent and win cricket's one—day cup. rilee rossouw hit a century as they made 330—7 from their 50 overs — the biggest total in a final at lord's. kent could never keep pace in their reply, victory going to hampshire by 61 runs. in rugby league, josh drinkwater had a great day for catalans dragons, as they beat castlefor

on sportsday on bbc news, we will have all the latest from wimbledon where world number two caroline wozniackies a shock exit, beaten by ekateria makarova. good evening. police in wiltshire have declared a major incident after two people were taken ill on saturday, following exposure to novichok — the type of nerve agent used in the salisbury attack four months ago. tests on the substance found in the town of amesbury are being carried out at a government laboratory, and counterterrorism officers are involved in the investigation. amesbury isjust nine miles away from salisbury, where a former russian spy and his daughter were poisoned in march. live to amesbury for the latest with our correspondent duncan kennedy. an absolutely extraordinary development tonight, the news that yet again we have a nerve agent incident in britain, this time involving the couple who live in the house behind me and tonight they are critically ill in hospital in the salisbury. in fact, critically ill in hospital in the salisbury. infact, it critically ill in hospital in the salisbury. in fact, it is the same hospita

in the sport world number two caroline wozniacki wins or second title at the international. ceasefire has reportedly been violated just hours after coming into effect government forces and rebels in the north west are blaming each other for breaking the truce the agreement was signed by president salva kiir and rebel little red much are in neighboring sudan at least fifty thousand people have been killed and four million forced from their homes since the civil war began in two thousand and thirteen let's speak to the borg and she's been covering the conflict in south sudan extend extensively just give us an idea of context what's behind the latest violence well both sides are accusing each other. less than six hours after it came into effect yesterday or early hours of this morning the president issued an order to his forces saying that as of the early hours of saturday the would come into effect and that they should hold back unless attacked the opposition all said the same thing that they should also hold back unless attacked now the fact that there is a violation regardle

battle between big business and the working class and then later on in small world number two caroline wozniacki wins her second title at the least. for now sweden says it will host yemen's warring parties for negotiations meanwhile the u.n. is saying that it will help run the red sea port in the data saudi and a military coalition has been fighting to take the city from the who sees for two weeks now most of the country's humanitarian supplies come through the port to feed the millions of people who desperately need aid. on another development south koreans are continuing to rally against the rapid rise of yemenis seeking asylum there will and five hundred people from yemen have flown to j. zhou island since december about half a million people have signed a petition urging the government to revise the refugee legislation government was forced to hold them urgency meeting on friday to deal with the crisis eventually promising to tighten its laws craig leeson has more from seoul the south koreans are protesting against what they see is a refugee crisis here in the country this is because more th

caroline wozniacki taking on makarova. right to match point.ki in the far couldn't complained of insect issues during the course of the match, in the far court. she was off her game. makarova wins 6-4, 1-6, 7-5 so the fourth time in 7 years wozniacki loses before the third wound in wimbledon. top seed roger federer in the men side taking on lucas lako. match point, federer in the near court. and the strong forehand. he won. he won 35 straight points on his serve. near perfect match. >>> so what's more american than a hot dog-eating contest? how about a hot dog-eating contest with a controversial ending? seriously. it's nathan's own coney island, san jose's own joey chestnut 10-time winner. a minute and a half in they tied at 10 dogs apiece. it's on. about halfway through chestnut starts pulling away and then the final seconds we actually have hot dog controversy! the embassy takes us through it. >> chestnut has certified by brooklyn d.a. eric gonzales a new world record. 74 nathan's famous hot dogs! >> because you know they needed the d.a. to c

depend on conditions, how strong they are, and whether rescuers believe they can pull it off >>> caroline wozniackiay three of the competition. the world number two from denmark was beaten in three sets by ekaterina makarova. wozniacki becomes the latest big seed to leave the women's draw roger federer and both williams sisters progressed to round three. adam is in wimbledon >> a warm welcome back to wimbledon ahead of day four of the championships. fans are queueing to get in. they've been streaming in overnight. camping out as they do here. very loyal tennis fans as they are. and they have been getting up very early they're in the queues still a couple hours before play gets going. djokovic and nadal will be some of the highlights today as well as simona halep in the women's draw there's all sorts of tacktivities going tacktivity s -- activities going on this morning. including sponsors and official suppliers, one of them is lansome champagne, they have had a relationship with the championships for 40 years now i spoke to the managing director, paul beef vavis who ws proud to tell me what they do

you won't see serena or caroline wozniacki, but you will see some of the rising stars. >> the level is to the highest level you'll see on television. you will see some of the future stars here. >> the berkeley tennis club challenge is part of a series of tournaments in the u.s. that will award a wild card entry into the u.s. open so it's a pretty big deal. plus the courts are so beautiful, i couldn't pass up a chance to hit with one of the competitors who also works for the usta. >> see the physicality, see the speed of the ball, see that very up close. that's what makes it very exciting for us to show that kind of tennis right here. >> i'll admit she went easy on me on the courts. the tournament starts this sunday and lasts a full week. the public is welcome at the club. for details on these events and other idea, just head over to abc7news.com and we'll connect you with hoodline. i'm jessica castro with abc 7 news. have a great weekend. >> jessica castro has a forehand to be dealt with there. >>> big day today at the oakland zoo. a bear celebrated -- look at him running away -- the g

of course on day three, serena williams in action in action along with caroline wozniacki.e him. very comfortably enjoy it a victory. 6—4, 6—4, 6—1. we did not face a single break point. a straightforward win, and extending his winning streak in wimbledon successive sets. before that, on centre court, victoria azarenka enjoyed victory. perhaps a shock victory. she was beaten by karolina pliskova. it was a straight sets victory. pliskova has now reached the third round for the first time. elsewhere, venus williams was on form earlier on. coming back from a set down against her remaining opponent. she won the second and third with ease. 6— zero. another williams sister in action right now on centre court was weak —— court. we can go live there. serena williams serving for the match against tomova. the first set was very one sided, serena comfortably winning. the second a bit of a battle in skewed, but serena has taken it. she is through to the third round. in the end, a co mforta ble third round. in the end, a comfortable victory against tomova in straight sets. great to see

the catarina makarova lost her first round match in straight sets was surely an open champion caroline wozniacki was forced to pull out of the tournament with a right leg injury shortly before her first round match it's a big fat bad for the world number two was built up to the u.s. open it would have been her first match since losing in the second round at wimbledon. english football managers will now be shown yellow and red cards for sideline dissent of behavior that could result in a card include inappropriate language or gestures towards match officials sarcastic clapping him throwing objects like water bottles or coats managers will get an automatic one game ban after their fourth warning referees will take the action during the f.a. cup second tier english football league and national league matches primarily bosses will get verbal warnings rather than a card and a superstar le bron james has made his first public appearance since signing for the l.a. lakers earlier in july and he says the decision to walk away from the cleveland cavaliers they go on was best for his family he opened his n

wimbledon starts tomorrow, of course, and caroline wozniacki has plenty of momentum after winning theond time, nine years after the first. and germany's mischa zverev beat lukas lacko to win his first—ever atp title. that means he and alexander zverev are the first brothers to win a singles event in the same season for 29 years. dina asher—smith set a new british championship record to win the 100 metres in birmingham. she ran it in 10.97 seconds. she's still the only british woman to break the 11—second mark. asher—smith is building up to the defence of her european 200 metres title in berlin in august. reece prescod retained his 100 metres title, finishing ahead of zharnel hughes and reigning diamond league series champion q ujah. there he goes! hampshire have won cricket's one—day cup after posting a record score against kent. rilee rossouw hit a century as they made 330/7 from their 50 overs — the biggest total in a final at lord's. kent could never keep pace in their reply, victory going to hampshire by 61 runs. let's just return to the world cup, and that france—argentina game.

wimbledon starts tomorrow, of course, and caroline wozniacki has plenty of momentum, after winning they's mischa zverev beat lukas lacko to win his first ever atp title. that means he and alexander zverev are the first brothers to win a singles event in the same season for 29 years. a talented family! dina asher—smith set a new british championship record to win the 100 metres in birmingham. she ran it in 10.97 seconds. she's still the only british woman to break the 11—second mark. asher—smith is building up to the defence of her european 200 metres title in berlin in august. great performance from her and of course with wimbledon, you know, all of the talk is about andy murray, how will he go after all of his injury problems. he starts on monday. we will see how he goes. i am more nervous now about the england game, having watched timber career. i thought we were the favourites. no! it is interesting his perspective. we think that the colombians as we mentioned have superstars —— tim vickery. notjust rodriguez but plenty of other players. that is kind of the problem with south americ

caroline wozniacki was beaten by...ans that five of the top eight women seeds have left the top eight women seeds have left the competition before the third round. makarova holding strong in that last set, despite squandering for match sets. she won the final match sets 7—5. serena williams raced into the third round in a devastating style, too powerful for the bulgarian qualifier victoria to. a 61-64 the bulgarian qualifier victoria to. a 61—64 when... the men's defending champion roger federer made a large work of his second opponent. title number nine is still on, having cruised into the second round on monday, the swiss was equally good today, meeting lucas let's go in straight sets. chris frame has admitted he can understand why the tour de france organisers moved to block him from competing in the race before the anti—doping investigation into him was dropped. the writer will line—up for saturday's opening stage as the three—time defending champion was keen to move on from the to block his participation in the to

the wimbledon woes continue for the number two seed caroline wozniacki.nocked out in three sets by ekaterina makarova. in the men's draw, the evergreen, roger federer, made light work of slovakia's lukas lacko, beating him in straight sets. the defending champion has now won twenty six consecutive sets at wimbledon and remains the favourite to take a ninth title. so, let's have quick look at what's coming up today. first on centre court is two—time champion rafa nadal against mihail kukuskin. then it's time for the brits, johanna konta plays dominika cibulkova whilst kyle edmund faces american bradley klahn. coverage starts on bbc two at 11:30. and kyle edmund will be hoping he has the full support of his swedish coach fredrik rosengren when he takes to the court later. clear, divided loyalties in that camp ahead of england's world cup quarter final against sweden. let's focus on england then, and there's an injury concern over jamie vardy ahead of saturday's quarter final. he didn't train yesterday and had an injection after injuring his groin in the win

as 2-seed caroline wozniacki...upset by the 35th ranked player in the world. to the men's side of the bracket-- top-seeded roger federer...at center court taking on lukas lacko. no problems at all for federer made extremely short work of the slovakian... taking him out in straight sets. in the second set-- he didn't even drop a point on his serve... the eight-time champion on to the 3rd-round with ease. and speaking of decorated champions, the warriors three titles in 4 years....are nothing compared to the hardware san jose's joey chestnut has collected. it's an annual 4th of july tradition. the nathan's famous hot dog eating contest at coney island. chestnut..going for his 11th championship...and he was chowing down. in 10- minutes, he wolfed down 74-hot dogs... a new world record which surpasses his old mark of 73. he wins 10-thousand dollars...far less than the 22,000 calories he consumed. he says the fans are key to keeping him chewing. "i'm so lucky. and the crowd is so good to me. they're not going to let me get lazy. they're going to push

kind to caroline ball's in the akki in the past eleven outings she's never made it beyond the fourth round if russian it's arena makarova and sure that tradition continued on wednesday wozniacki trailed five one in the third and saved five match points before eventually losing seven five in the decide if i was you know i think i did everything i could have fought as hard as i could and. i can't even be mad at myself because you know. i you know play up to the level that i can and. and i think she played above her level really race fitness williams came back from a sit down to dominate world number one hundred forty one alexandra de giru four six six twelve six one sure we keep versions in the third round. and it was an easy straight says one for assist the serena who needed just an hour to be victoria tom over the seven time champion says she's getting better with every match. i think overall i just played better you know. more consistent still when i work on getting my first serves in more but overall it's definitely a little bit better than the first round. of federal lived up to his nickname as he spit through a second round match slovak lukash let's go had no answer for t