. —— they had darwan on first, the top run scorer.hli was getting towards 8000 one—day test runs. pakistan versus india is a lwa ys runs. pakistan versus india is always a final, and this time it is the final. i think it is a 300, 310 wicket. to reduce them, to 260, we never let them get there. from that point of view it was pretty clinical by the bowlers. looking at how flat the wicket was, as well. it's the first round of the us open in wisconsin. rickie fowler took the clubhouse lead with a record equalling seven under par 65. the best opening round in the tournament since 1980. the leader board has been dominated by american players. but england's tommy fleetwood is in touch after going round on five under par. lee westwood finishing on three under par. casey made a blistering start with an eagle on the first hole. players have criticised the calls for being too unforgiving, especially the rough, where there have been some very low scoring rounds on the opening day. —— players have criticised the course. jordan pickford has become

a glimmer of hope now they have got darwan. bangladesh will feel they should of got well over 300.d good. it looked like they we re looked good. it looked like they were scoring for fun but things can change so quickly. the echoes of doubt that rippled through the bangladeshi batting order for the one batsmen followed another fulford no one could get any momentum going so no one could get any momentum going so that total of 264—7 wasn't what it might have been and india started well with darwan. with a lot more batting to come, you feel they are in control of this match and bangladesh will have to do something pretty spectacular to get back into it. indian know if they can get to the final on sunday, it will be against pakistan at the oval, what a contest that promises to be. still a bit of cricket to play but india are well in control. thank you very much. owen farrell faces an anxious wait to see if he'll be fit for the british and irish lions' first test against new zealand in nine days' time. the england fly half is out of saturday's match against the maori all blacks in rotoru

shikwar darwan has passed his century and is still at the crease and rohit sharma backed him up withle order has struggled a little more to make an impact, but with 9 overs left to bat, india have reached 234 with wickets still in hand. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour so the polls are open and voting is under way across the uk, with 650 seats in the house of commons up for grabs. christian fraser has been looking at some of the numbers. it's a numbers game, a general election and there are some big numbers for us to consider this time around. here's the biggest of them all — 46.9 million people eligible to vote. a million more people on the register. there's been a surge in fact in places around the country, up to 10%, particularly in student areas. turnout last time around, slightly down on 2010 — 66.4%. but that's by no means the lowest. you have to go all the way back to 1918, to the end of the first world war when the turnout was 57.2%. up and down the country, there are 50,000 polling stations give or take, a maximum of 2,500 voters per station. you wil

put into bat at the oval and are going well in the early stages. 0peners rohit sharma and shikhar darwanabout sir ben ainslie's progress in the america's cup — well there hasn't been any. the day's racing was called off due to heavy winds in bermuda. great britain were hoping to reduce new zealand's 3—1 lead but the delay really helps the kiwis, giving them more time to repair their damaged boat after they capsized on tuesday. that's all sport for now. for some people voting independently, and in secret, can be difficult because of their disability. the royal national institute of blind people, for example, says that many people with sight loss still rely on others to cast their vote. tim muffett reports on why some believe online voting is long overdue. casting a vote in secret. a fundamental democratic right. but in our mocked—up polling station, asha is showing me problems the royal national institute of blind people says many face. the numbers are in braille. there is a tactile template with the candidates' name. tactile voting templates were introduced in 2001. by law, uk polling st