craig templeton, bbc news. chelsea's problems upfront have been the story of their season. failed to convert 36 big goal scoring opportunites in the league this season — the most of any team. nothing but delight for wolves though, and their manager gary 0'neill. to be able to play a team like chelsea and not just sit and defend, but going toe—to—toe was, yeah, a big effort. i have belief in the group, in what they can do and achieve. sometimes that's why we turn the ball over a lot because i ask them to do complicated things and ask them to act and behave like a big team and today we were able to compete with one. it's not about shape, it's not about quality. it's about being strong in your mind and compete, being really tough. we are missing to compete a bit in this way. we need to improve there, but it's a normal process when you want to build a new team. rangers have closed the gap on the leaders celtic at the top of the scottish premiership. winning 2—0 at second from bottom motherwell, they are now just two points behind the champions but still have a game in hand. dre

as craig templeton reports.ut on a show. charlie dean provided the opening act. virma and then mandana one of the world's best would follow. dean and england flying. sophie ecclestone was about to join her. a remarkable catch that only sped up india's four. sped up india's fall. when the world's best t20 bowler took a wicket as usual, india were all out forjust 80, their third lowest total in this format. crisis talks at the interval, but the staff on the first but the star from the first match was shining again. nat sciver—brunt with a six. this effort gave the home fans something to cheer. england laboured over the line, ecclestone's mis—hit won a match that was a comedy, drama and tragedy rolled into one. england won't care, the series is theirs. england's men are under way in their one—day international decider against the west indies. rain delayed the start at the kensington 0val in barbados. the match has been cut to 43 overs. the match has been cut to 43 overs. the west indies decided to build. jos buttle

craig templeton reports.gain. nat sciver—brunt with a six. this effort gave the home fans something to cheer. england laboured over the line but ecclestone's mis—hit won a match that was a comedy, a drama and a tragedy rolled all into one. england won't care — the series is theirs. craig templeton, bbc news. things are looking good for england. mark allen won the snooker shoot out in swansea. this event differs to traditional snooker events with a shot clock in operation throughout and frames lasting a maximum of ten minutes. and it was the top seed allen who beat china's cao yupeng in the final to take the title and the £50,000 winner's cheque. in netball, south africa have taken england to a final game decider in their three game series after a 61—59 victory in nottingham. england took the lead in the final quarter but south africa went ahead with three minutes left and held on to seal victory with less than 30 seconds remaining. the final match will take place later today. and finally, this is japanese bas