the defending champions beaten by an outstanding australian side in christchurch.ing lost their first three games, but england faced australia — the green and gold everest of women's cricket. australia's opening batters haynes and healy soon excelled. down the ground... england needed theirfielding, their catching, to be perfect. it wasn't. and alyssa healy continued to play the innings of her life to make 170 in australia's 356. well, england, follow that! a picturesque piece of christchurch, it was a monumental task, but nat sciver�*s brave batting maintained hope. others came and went. sophia dunkley bowled. sciver kept improvising. her 148 not out was outstanding. but when anya shrubsole fell chasing the last glimpse of the dream, england were 285 all out. that was the match — and the world cup. i think it will take a little bit of time to digest what went wrong, and i think also it's fair to say credit to australia, they outplayed us tonight, they brought their best game on the biggest stage, so fair play to them. these australians may be the most dominant tea

but england come into the match in christchurch, on the back of winning their last 5 matches.s of cricket it all comes down to this, the world cup final between australia and england played here in christchurch to see who will get their hands on the famous trophy won five years ago at a sold—out lords by england. australia are the hot favourites and it would be a surprise if england could inflictjust a third defeat in five years on this supreme australian side, but world cup finals can be funny. alex is part of the side that won five years ago and you know how the sides will be feeling. they will be feeling all the emotions, there will be nerves, they will not be able to sleep, world cups are the pinnacle of anyone�*s career and there will be a lot of excitement and nerves. a lot of expectation for australia because by rights they should win this game? they are the hot favourites, they have been dominant in world cricket for the last five years and they go into this game with all the pressure and england have the pressure off them. that is because of the weird turn that they h

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a picturesque piece of christchurch, it was a monumental task, but nat sciver�*s brave batting maintained. sciver kept improvising. her 148 not out was outstanding. but when anya shrubsole fell chasing the last glimpse of the dream, england were 285 all out. that was the match — and the world cup. i think it will take a little bit of time to digest what went wrong, and i think also it's fair to say credit to australia, they outplayed us tonight, they brought their best game on the biggest stage, so fair play to them. these australians may be the most dominant team across world sport — they beat england here, they've beaten everyone for years. joe wilson, bbc news. tiger woods has just posted on twitter that he's on his way to augusta today to continue his preparations for next week's masters. the a6—year—old, who has won the tournament five times, most recently in 2019, has not competed on tour since nearly losing his right leg in a car crash 1a months ago. the tournament begins at the augusta national on thursday. and west ham have gone 2—1 up in the game against everton, that is the lat

christchurch has a high 18 degrees on thursday. that's it. that's all.ee you soon. ♪ need to minimize contact joe -- drove many of the world's judicial systems online. now in the name of cost and efficiency, some want to stay there. but what if holding trials in cyberspace denies defendants the right to a fair hearing and removes safeguards against abuse ? "people in power" investigates. "online justice" on al jazeera. lauren: a reminder of the top stories -- a third russian deadline for ukrainian soldiers to surrender in the besieged city of mariupol has passed. the last fighters are holed up in a vast steel plant and are refusing to give up their arms. the european council president says russia must be held accountable war crimes. he is in kyiv where he has been holding talks with ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy. russia says it has successfully tested a new intercontinental ballistic missile. president putin says it will provide food for thought those who threaten moscow. russia's defense industry says it hit more than 1000 targets across the c

australia's women cricketers have won the sport's world cup — beating england in christchurch, new zealandal — which proved beyond their opponents, despite a valiant effort by england's nat siever. the victory continued australia's dominance of the 50—over format with their seventh title from 12 world cups. it's pride. i'm so proud of this group to be able to... i use the word reinvent, but whatever word you want to use, we came together as a squad and said, this is how we want to play, play our cricket from now on and we're going to be the best team in the world. the annual grammy awards are under way in las vegas. the event starts with a pre—show before the main event later. teenage star 0livia rodrigo could achieve a clean sweep after being nominated in the main four categories. but boy band bts only has one nomination and it's been a bad year for country artists too. let's speak to kristin hall, a musicjournalist with the associated press. she joins us from nashville, tennessee. let's start with that, shall we? why so few nominations for country artists this year? i think there is an e

australia have won the women's world cup title, after beating defending champions england in christchurchussies after adding the 50—over title to the t20 world cup and ashes crowns they already hold. alyssa healy crashed an astonishing 170 from 138 balls, the highest score in either a women's or men's world cup final. the whole 20 world cup, we can make the final in 2017, so for me this trophy means a lot and that has to be able to turn up at the back end and go all right in the last two games, yeah, it means a whole heap. finally, in england, 0xford university's men won the annual boat race, which returned this year to the river thames. 0xford dominated the race, the 167th to take place. it was their first victory since 2017, and they did it in a time of 16 minutes and 47 seconds. 0xford now have 81 wins to cambridge's 85. earlier, cambridge extended their winning run in the women's race to five after dominating the 76th race between the two universities. cambridge set a new record on the thames course, which stretches 6.84 kilometres. the race was cancelled in 2020 and held away from th

in their bid to retain the women's world cup title, beaten by an outstanding australia side in christchurcher be in contention, and only nat sciver batted with any real authority. she was 148 not out when she ran out of partners. australia winning by 71 runs. england actually won the toss, and captain heather knight was forced to defend her decision to field first. sta rts starts at the ground, they are strongly in favour of chasing, and i felt like if we could get a few wickets, it gave us the best chance of winning, and it did do a little bit in the first ten, if we took a couple of early wickets, it would be a different story. 0bviously couple of early wickets, it would be a different story. obviously we started well, we had a platform for a big middle and back end, so you canjudge the decision in hindsight, but i wouldn't change what i did. that's all the sport for now. back to you. the mp david warburton, who's facing accusations of sexual harassment and drug abuse, has been admitted to a psychiatric hospital with severe shock and stress. mr warburton has been suspended by the conserva

think about the mass killings in el paso, christchurch, new zealand, not to mention the insurrectionthose issues need to be dealt with in a mosaic. so i think musk might be simplifying things in a way that just isn't possible. emily: now, virginia capital still has a small stake in twitter, but smaller than it once was. why is that? natasha: i mean, take a look at the stock. [laughter] emily: right, so, i wonder, could elon musk be good for twitter shoulders? natasha: -- twitter shareholders? natasha: one thing about elon musk is he is a brilliant engineer and he is a systems thinker. but i do not think he is a human or civil-rights expert, which is really what is needed. so if you look at silicon valley, they continue to fall over their shoelaces figuring out how to deal with all of the issues i just mentioned, this huge mosaic. but i do not see anything in musk's background makes him the man for the job. i would like, however, to see musk support stronger governance at twitter, now as an outsized shareholder. and that could be in the form of board memories who do have human and civ

a few short years removed from the mass murder in christchurch, new zealand who face timed live the murder is an aside. listen, there are a lot of people out there who have it in for musk right now. elizabeth warren is one of them. the deal is dangerous for democracy. billionaires like musk play by a different set of rules accumulating power for their own gain. we need a wealth tax and strong rules to hold big tech accountable. aacp and it is a site that banned you and for a site that banned the story on hunter biden being investigated by a federal grand jury. that canceled a former u.s. president. the shoe is on the other foot. >> yeah. they're not afraid of being banned. i have heard a couple of crazy comments about he could come in and make twitter a place where political opponents are silenced or whatever. totally tone deaf to the fact that's what twitter has been up to this point. the thing is i think the important thing to note they aren't afraid of being silenced. they're afraid musk will come in and ban and suppress them but afraid he will open it up and they will be challenged, no

it's on in christchurch, england won the title five years ago and this edition has been delayed and thiscatch from alana king. england 162—a. they're getting the scores in but whether they can last we will see over the coming hours. club football was put on the back burner during the international break but now the premier league title race is hotting up again. manchester city are still just a point clear of liverpool after they beat burnley 2—0 at turf moor. kevin de bruyne was on the scoresheet and city's manager was in bullish mood as they look to retain the crown. being here is because we work a lot. and we create this after five seasons doing that, every single season. and when this happens, it is a lot of credit for all that we have. and we are going to fight, we are going to fight. the opponent is so tough but is so good, but they said we are going to make a proper battle. 0k, we accept it we are going to make a proper battle. liverpool temporarily went top, after they won 2—0 at home to watford. jurgen klopp's side trailed by 1a points injanuary, but they've almost caught city up