he -la in: unthinkable, david warner. he: playing his final ashes series in england.stralia might think he is a sort of play that has been there and done it and if he gets away win the test match but will australia hold their nerve and stick with him at the top of the order because if they make that change, they signal to england that maybe they are rocking a little bit and maybe they are a little bit worried about how things have gone in last test. to the para athletics world championships in paris. highjumperjonathan broome edwards won gb�*s second gold, the new zealand shot putter lisa adams, and the silver bullet marcel hug were some of the international stars celebrating as well, as rachael latham reports. it is at the end of day three at the world championships and some of the best para— athletes from around the world have been showcasing their talents, including new zealand �*s lisa adams, the reigning world champion into the shot put. she comes in a very sporty family. assist a coach and olympic champion, and her brother plays in the nba was here cheering her

david warner. david warner is a big game player. he is playing his final ashes series in england.y australia. might think he is the sort of player that has been there and done it and if he can get away, he could win as a test match. the question is will australia 2—1 up in the series hold their nerve? stick with warner at the top of the order because of course if they make that change, it rather signals to england and the watching public that maybe they are rocking a little bit, maybe they are a little bit worried about how things have gone in the last test. henry moran there. to the para—athletics world championships in paris — highjumperjonathan broome edwards won gb�*s second gold, the new zealand shot putter lisa adams , and the silver bullet marcel hug were some of the international stars celebrating as wellas rachael latham reports celebrating as well as rachael latham reports it's the end of day three here at the world championships, and some of the best para—athletes from around the world have been showcasing their talents, including new zealand's lisa adams. she's a reign

the first man to fall was david warner caught behind. gone for 60. that is the last time we will see david warner in the ashes. he has not retired yet. azman khawaja looked strong yesterday, england must have been wondering how to get rid of him. chris woakes came in again. he had made 72. a straightforward lbw decision. two down. immediate success for england, exactly what they could not do yesterday. the third man to fall was marnus labuschagne. he madejust i3. third man to fall was marnus labuschagne. he madejusti3. it third man to fall was marnus labuschagne. he madejust 13. it was the extra pace of mark wood and a catch by crawley. three early wickets for england, exactly what they wanted. it seemed they had another, ten minutes ago, steve smith batting, the ball leapt off his glove, stokes leaping for the catch. it seemed like a clean catch except when we saw it more closely on the replay, as his arm came down, almost throwing the ball up in celebration, the ball came out. the umpire ruled he did not have that catch under control. i think it wa

caught by david warner off the bowling of pat cummins. to second slip. a good catch from steve smith — mitchell starc the bowler. moeen ali then had a moment of madness, top edging and it carried deep to steve smith. and chris woakes was caught behind by alex carey. they were bowled out for 237. captain ben stokes can take much of the credit for that — he stuck in for 80. australia are 56 fori — they lead by 82. david warner the wicket to go early on — gone for one. heartbreak for mark cavendish who came within a hair's—breadth of winning stage seven of the tour de france, and with it a record record—breaking 35th stage win. with about 800m to go, cavendish came out to surge into the lead, butjasper philipsen got in his slipstream and accelerated past him for his third win of the race. so near and yet so far for cavendish, who was hoping to make history today on the seventh stage of the tour. still plenty of stages to go. that is the sport for now. thank you, jane. let's return to the war in ukraine. on the battlefiled is enormously chall

good cuts from david warner. australian catching was pretty good.ashioned kind of day of test match batting under the sun did not materialise. it was left to you know who, ben stokes. when we take a look at the way that ben stokes batted, keep in mind he is limited physically. he's had treatment throughout the day. looks like a kind of lower back issue, but he batted the way we saw before. australia have a young spin bowler in their team here, todd murphy, replacing nathan lyon. he got a bit of punishment. he would say he took one wicket and it was ben stokes's, but by the end of the innings, england called their way back into it. 26 runs behind. one way or another, gavin, they spread their way back to the match. share another, gavin, they spread their way back to the match.— way back to the match. are they doinu so way back to the match. are they doing so far _ way back to the match. are they doing so far with _ way back to the match. are they doing so far with the _ way back to the match. are they doing so far with the wickets? . way back to the m

next, a miscalculation from david warner. 54-2, miscalculation from david warner. 511—2, 5ucce55ful chrisweathers two wickets to take when weathers two wickets to take when weather permits. it might take patience to get there, but england were smiling. —— more wicket5 patience to get there, but england were smiling. —— more wickets to take when weather permits. and mark wood has take when weather permits. and mark wood ha5ju5t take when weather permits. and mark wood has just taken another wicket to leave australia now 109—4. still 166 runs behind. england have worked so hard to take control of this te5t so hard to take control of this test match, but they cannot control the poor weather forecast for the weekend. but right now, as play continues in the evening 5un sent today at old trafford, england can feel seriously close to victory. australia 109—4 in the second innings. joe, thank you. joel wilson there at old trafford. ——joe wilson there at old trafford. time for a look at the weather. here�*5 tomasz schafernaker. dark clouds on the horizon, we expect the unsettled weather to last al

joe root was dismissed with the second ball of the day, caught by david warner for 19 off the bowlingny bairstow has just gone for 12 — he edged it to second slip. a good catch from steve smith off the bowling of mitchell starc. so a poor start for england who started the day on 68—3, trailing by 195. they're now 97—5 after losing those two early wickets. they trail by 166. to america now where korea's kim hyo joo and china's xiyu lin go into the second round of the women's us 0penjoint top of the leaderboard. this shot at the fifth, setting lin up for a short putt, to make birdie. they both finished their first round on four—under at pebble beach. that's all the sport for now. we're going to bring you some breaking news now. the scottish government says it wants to decriminalise the personal use of drugs. it is calling on the uk government to do this across britain or give holyrood the power to do this. the announcement was made at the global commission on drug policy in edinburgh. the ministerfor drugs policy, elena whitman, said she wanted drugs laws to be brought into the 21st cen

opener david warner keeps his place, despite a poor run of form.es back into the side after injury. josh hazelwood is the other change. scott boland and spinner todd murphy drop out. australia naming two all—rounders with cameron green and mitch marsh, who scored a century the last test. here is our correspondent joe wilson. i don't want to seem that i'm always just talking about the weather here at old trafford but look at this. it disrupted the final day of preparation as it will, to some extent, we expect, disrupt the match. how to deal with that and win without? that is on the mind of england's captain. going into the last game we were 2—0 down and we knew we needed to win that. i think that helped us a little bit. maybe again with the weather that is predicted that it might bring sort of more out of us again knowing that we might have to push the game on even more than we normally do. but we'll just have to wait and see. if the weather is what it is like and what it is predicted to be we might have to. sounds exciting. this is less of a pressi

just one wicket, david warner falling to chris woakes rather than stuart broad.s they'd hope on day two, it could still feel like a very close test match. weather permitting, australia resume, 61—1. how about the players, how do they feel it all went? i think we got a respectable total there, we got a few more than we were probably expecting. i feel like they bowled quite well and they obviously had a decent day in the end as well. what about conditions this morning, did you feel you were in for a big test? yes, it was tough to start with. the ball was doing a fair bit. obviously i got that little bit of luck early on, which helped, but no, they are bowling in good areas and the pitch is helping. i think the way england play, they score quite quickly, so to get ten wickets for 283, albeit didn't lose a lot of time in the game, so i think being 1—60 at the end of the day also helps. a busy day of cricketing action all around the world, most notably in the caribbean, as the west indies were humbled at home and opening one day international against india. the touris

david warner falling to chris woakes rather than stuart broad.cute their bowling plans as they'd hope on day two, it could still feel like a very close test match, weather permitting. australia resume 61 for one. so that's joe wilson rounding up the day's play what about the players though, how do they feel it went? let's hear from both sides now.... think out a respectable total there, got a few more we were probably expecting, i feel like they bowed quite well, but obviously they had a decent day in the end as well.— in the end as well. yeah it was tou~h to in the end as well. yeah it was tough to start _ in the end as well. yeah it was tough to start with, _ in the end as well. yeah it was tough to start with, the - in the end as well. yeah it was tough to start with, the ball i tough to start with, the ball was doing a fair bit i got that little bit of looking early on but they are bawling and good areas and the pictures are helping them. i areas and the pictures are helping them.— areas and the pictures are helping them. i think the way they

opener david warner keeps his place, despite a poor run of form, cameron green comes back into the sidejosh hazlewood is the other change. scott boland and spinner todd murphy drop out. australia naming two all rounders with green and mitch marsh, who scored a century in the last test. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. i don't want to seem it's just talking about the weather here at old trafford, but look, it disrupted the final day and it will do some expect we expect the match. how to deal with that? that's on the mind of england's captain. we that? that's on the mind of england's captain. we knew we had to win _ england's captain. we knew we had to win the _ england's captain. we knew we had to win the last _ england's captain. we knew we had to win the last game, - england's captain. we knew we had to win the last game, so i i had to win the last game, so i think that sort of helped us a little bit. maybe again with the weather that's predicted, it might bring sort of a bit more out of us again knowing that we have push the game on. if the weather is what is it like and was

in his pocket and its that david warner was going to be the magic 600 it was trevis and he went foro pick up 600 wickets the national cricket is just phenomenal and seeing up 600 wickets the national cricket isjust phenomenal and seeing it up 600 wickets the national cricket is just phenomenal and seeing it the celebration and he has been a game changerfor such a long celebration and he has been a game changer for such a long time and while the all—time greats working tandem for england and what a day, 600 wickets, i don't think of what 600 wickets, i don't think of what 600 wickets, i don't think of what 600 wickets in my entire life and the pick 600 isjust phenomenaljust to shut out thejonny bairstow and to shut out the jonny bairstow and he has struggled a little bit in this series so far phenomenal catch and i spent a lot of talk about jonny bairstow it so he's hoping i might silence some haters just a little bit but absolutely on fire and picking up the wickets we saw him in the previous game and is carried on in the same today and making things happen.— carried on in the same

now usman khawaja has had a really good series, david warner less so, and he knows maybe this is hisstralian career for his grand finale. looking at the state of the match, thinking about the state of the weather, could australia come here on the fifth day and chase down a record target to win? well, now, wouldn't that be a grand ending? so australia requiring another 249 to win — one of the england coaches, marcus trescothick says they have the belief that they can take the ten wickets they need yeah, i don't see why not. i think we've seen over the course of this game that the wickets have fallen at different times. the new ball has definitely been the best time to bat. it's been most free flowing and easiest to score. but you know, we've got to try and break that partnership and get on a bit of a roll. we've got, well, 250 runs in the bank still. there's still a long way to go. and it's kind of puts the game in an interesting predicament, doesn't it? for more for australia's point of view, you know, did they go for a victory and or just sort of sit out and see what happens? but mo

usman khawaja has had a really good series, david warner less so, and he knows maybe this is his last, for his grand finale. looking at the state of the match, thinking about the state of the weather, could australia come here on the fifth day and chased down a record target to win? now, wouldn't that be a grand ending? so australia requiring another 249 to win. one of the england coaches, marcus trescothick, says they have the belief that they can take the ten wickets they need. yeah, look, don't see why not. think we have seen over the course of this game that there wiggles a fall in different times, the new ball has definitely been the best time to but, it has been most free—flowing and easiest to score. we have to break the partnership and get on a roll, we have 250 runs in the bank, still a long way to go. again it was the game in an interesting predicament, more for australia's point of view, do they go for a victory or just to sit out and see what happens? most importantly, hopefully the rain stays away and we can get the cricket out there and get the result that everybody want

just one wicket, david warner falling to chris woakes rather than stuart broad.two, it could still feel like a very close test match, weather permitting. australia resumed 61—1. joe wilson running up that a's play. how about the players come do they feel it all went? i about the players come do they feel it all went?— feel it all went? i think we not a feel it all went? i think we got a respectable - feel it all went? i think we got a respectable total- feel it all went? i think we | got a respectable total they are, we got a few more than we were probably expecting. if you like they bowled quite well and they obviously had a decent day in the end as well.— in the end as well. tabac additions _ in the end as well. tabac l additions this morning, did you feel you are in for a big test? yes, it was tough to start with. the ball was doing a fair bit. 0bviously with. the ball was doing a fair bit. obviously i got that little bit of luck early on, which helped, but no, they are bowling in good areas and the pitch is helping. i bowling in good areas and the pitch is he

but openers david warner and usman khawaja have now gone. chris woakes with both wickets.rain saw off most of the afternoon's play yesterday, the weather forecast looks better today despite some rain in the area. it's four wins on the bounce for netball world cup favourites australia. but it was their toughest game of the tournament so far against scotland. a 76—37 win may sound like a large margin of victory but it was actually their lowest score in four games in south africa. results from the first group stage carry through to the second — and the defeat means scotland — who lost their final two games of the opening stage — sit second—bottom of their table. wales have also been in action this morning. they were beaten 83—34 by defending champions new zealand. england play against tonga later. and that's all the sport for now. more now on the announcement hundreds of new licences will be granted to drill for oil and is in the north sea. the prime minister says the move is vital to bolster energy security. rishi sunak has announced significant funding for two new carbon ca

david warner hit the first ball of the match from stuart broad down the ground fourth four but then wasone, caught by zach crawley at second slip. the runs have flowed in the first half an hour for australia. runs have flowed in the first half an hourfor australia. the batsmen steadying the ship for the visitors at headingley. the latest scorecard, australia have now moved on to 35—1 in the tenth over stop ten not out and 12 not out, respectively. three changes to that australia team. a huge game of cricket going on in zimbabwe going on right now with the netherlands and scotland scrapping for a spot at the 50 over world cup later this year. any scotland wing will be enough, the netherlands need to win by a certain amount. a second century of the qualifiers and a 64 for scotland as they made 277 from their 50 overs. the dutch reply is just about to get under way. to wimbledon, the weather blissfully looks set fair on day four of competition. british eyes will be trained on centre court a little later on and with no fewer than ten grand slam champions in action, it should be a fascinatin

the aussies are yet to name their team, with questions surrounding opener david warner.aven't beaten australia on this ground since 1981, with the visitors retaining the ashes with a win in manchester four years ago, which josh hazelwood can remember well. it feels a lot like 2019, where the series was alive right until the end. i have played in series in india where it is the same. as it goes along itjust snowballs and gets bigger and bigger. goes along itjust snowballs and gets biggerand bigger. i goes along itjust snowballs and gets bigger and bigger. i can't see anything different for this week camping and hopefully the rain stays away as we get a full game in. i'm excited for what lies ahead. i'm excited for what lies ahead. a sold—out crowd of 20,000 inter miami fans waited through downpours and lightning to see the unveiling of their new signing lionel messi. it had to be delayed by an hour due to the weather, but it didn't dampen the excitement as the seven—time ballon d'or winner was given the number ten shirt. messi thanked supporters and said he had "the same

david warner keeps his place despite a poor run of form.ack into the side after injury. josh hazelwood is the other change. scott boland and todd murphy drop out. australia name to all—rounders with cameron green and mitch marsh who scored a century the last test. here is joe wilson. i don't want to descend that i'm always just talking about the weather here at old trafford but look at this. they disrupted the final day of preparation is that it will to some extent we expect disrupt the match. how to deal with that and win without? that is on the mind of england's captain. is on the mind of england's ca tain. _, is on the mind of england's ca tain. ,., ., is on the mind of england's catain. ,., ., .,, captain. going into the last name captain. going into the last game we — captain. going into the last game we would _ captain. going into the last game we would do-0 - captain. going into the lastj game we would do-0 down captain. going into the last - game we would do-0 down and we game we would do—0 down and we knew we needed to win that. i

david warner hit the first ball for four but didn't last the opening over — caught by zak crawley offf stuart broad. mark wood seemed in with a four over speu mark wood seemed in with a four over spell of extreme pace that accounted for usman khawaja and made quite the mess of his stumps. chris woakes record for this test in place of jimmy anderson got rid of the dangerous marnus labuschagne. joe root with the catch. scoring was quick on his fast pitch. steven smith smashing a six as he moved to 22 but, in an exhilarating opening session, broad returned to the attack to get smith caught behind. the headingley cloud treated to a fascinating two hours of play. the players will be coming back out in the next five minutes or so. australia will resume on 9i—a. travis head was dropped on nine by jonny bairstow two. he is ten not out, mitchell marsh isjust getting going as well. you can listen to commentary from test match special. england women's captain heather knight says her side are "going to fly" after winning theirfirst points in the women's ashes. the hosts won a nail—biting second t

friday's second day saw big wickets steve smith, marnus labuschage — and both openers david warner andregain the ashes. and there's risk of thundery conditions affecting qualifying for the british grand prix later — charles leclerc set the fastest time in final practice. before the session was interrupted by rain. the ferrari driver came injust ahead of alex albon — the british born driver also one of the last drivers to run before the weather intervened at silverstone. mercedes driver lewis hamilton was fifth, with red bull's championship leader max verstappen 8th today. and that's all the sport for now. more than 2 billion people around the world eat insects every day and many rave about them as a source of vitamins and protein. sofia bettiza has been to an insect farm in north italy that produces pasta made from ground critters. would you eat cricket pasta? eating insects is nothing new in parts of the world like asia. but is there a shift happening in europe? this farm in northern italy turns 1 million crickets into food every day. first, the crickets, still alive, are frozen. boil

chris woakes, a key man in england's win last week, later stopped david warner in his tracks...stralia 107—2. steve smith and marnus labuschagne holding the fort, both with eyes on their 50's when they resume. remember england need a win in this test, to level the five match series, with australia leading 2—1. the women's world cup begins tomorrow, with a discussion swirling in the women's game over pay and bargaining rights. england's squad have said they'll pause discussions over performance—related bonuses until after the tournament. it's after saying they were disappointed that the fa couldn't come to a resolution. they play haiti in their opening game later this week. jane dougall is in sydney for us. wave upon wave of squads from around the world have descended upon australia and new zealand. with fluttering nerves, they have been preparing for this trip down under for years. preparing for this trip down under foryears. but preparing for this trip down under for years. but on the eve of the world cup, england women have had to turn their attention to money. bonuses specifi

friday's second day saw big names steve smith, marnus labuschage — and both openers david warner andnd's women as they try to keep their ashes series alive. they face australia in their third and final twenty20 match at lord's — before three one day internationals — england have to win them all. tonight also marks the 25th anniversary of the creation of the women's ashes — and nat sciver—brunt says it'll be a special occasion. in the middle of an ashes series whether scores on the line, went on the line, you know, hopefully another record crowd here tomorrow. just, you come everything, i guess, is getting us to this point over our journeys in cricket and i think in women's sport in england as well. just feels like you're part of the wider world and, yeah, hopefully we can do everyone proud tomorrow. it all gets bit later on to. it all gets bit later on to. and it could be a huge day for england's under 21 footballers. they're in the final of the european championship later today up against the five—time champions spain. england haven't won the tournament in almost a0 years — but they

good stuff from chris wilkes as well, brilliant bowling causing david warner to play onto his own stumpse joe warner to play onto his own stumps. it looks likejoe root cause c smith, it was reviewed and was decided as the ball was grounded before joe root took the catch. england piling on the pressure on steve smith and lavishing and breaking that partnership will be key. they proving tricky. you are sa in: it key. they proving tricky. you are saying it is _ key. they proving tricky. you are saying it is a _ key. they proving tricky. you are saying it is a must _ key. they proving tricky. you are saying it is a must win _ key. they proving tricky. you are saying it is a must win because l saying it is a must win because england r2— one down, it's a five test series so they have to get it to 2-2 test series so they have to get it to 2—2 to take it to the wire. could the weather intervene? it to 2-2 to take it to the wire. could the weather intervene?— to 2-2 to take it to the wire. could the weather intervene? it could. if ou have the weather intervene? it could. if you have tickets _ the

he had a really good series, david warner less so. for his grand finale. looking at the state of the match, thinking about the state of the weather, could australia come here on the fifth day and chased down a record target to win? wouldn't that be a grand ending? it's now eight formula one wins in a row max verstappen, as his complete dominance this season continued at the belgian grand prix. the defending world champion started in sixth — but made his way through the field to extend his championship lead to 125 points with ten races remaining. verstappen's team—mate sergio perez was a distant second, while ferrari's charles leclerc was third. defending champions new zealand, australia and england have all maintainted their 100 percent record at the netball world cup — reaching the next phase of the tournament. it's three wins from three, too, forjamaica — as they beat the hosts south africa 67—49 in cape town. elsewhere there were wins for wales, malawi, uganda and tonga on sunday. demi vollering has won the tour de france femmes ti

so next stage, australia's first innings, 49 on the board and david warner out.e to the edge of our seats. at this stage of the series, it's about conserving energy. tomorrow steve smith has runs to make, so he's been preparing. joe wilson, bbc news, at the oval. time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear. louise, warnings of extreme temperatures all over the place, but some _ temperatures all over the place, but some are _ temperatures all over the place, but some are here has been disappointing.— some are here has been disa ”ointin. . , , disappointing. really disappointing, reeta, some _ disappointing. really disappointing, reeta, some of _ disappointing. really disappointing, reeta, some of us _ disappointing. really disappointing, reeta, some of us have _ disappointing. really disappointing, reeta, some of us have seen - reeta, some of us have seen double the monthly rainfall, it has been a very wetjuly, but today we had a little bit of a surprise, because we had some sunshine and some warmth. it isjuly, and so once the sunshine comes out, the temper

last day day of the fifth and final test at the oval needing 249 to win but lost the wicket of david warner stokes.

friday's second day saw big wickets steve smith, marnus labuschage — and both openers david warner and have to win this... if they're to regain the ashes. and there's risk of thundery conditions affecting qualifying for the british grand prix which starts in the next hour — charles leclerc set the fastest time in final practice. before the session was interrupted by rain. the ferrari driver came in just ahead of alex albon the british born driver also one of the last drivers to run before the weather intervened at silverstone. mercedes driver lewis hamilton was fifth, with red bull's championship leader max verstappen 8th today... for more on these and other sports stories, you can go to our website. that's bbc.com.sport. including live text commentary on stage 8 of the tour de france, where defending champion yonas vingegaur leads by 25 seconds. here in the uk — the family of an eight—year—old girl who was killed when a car crashed through the fence of her school in southwest london on thursday have said she was "adored and loved by everyone". selena lau died and several others were t

and david warner didn't last long. a catch forjonny bairstow, a wicket for chris woakes. forecast at the weekend, things needed to happen here while the sun was shining. fast bowler mark wood — lbw? no, said the umpire. yes, countered the replay on review. england had smith for 41. marnus labuschagne on 51. now, hang on. here comes the review, there's the lbw. england reaction to the right, labuschagne's reaction on the left. travis head eventually did what england wanted, mis—hit to joe root and that was stuart broad's 600th test match wicket. in a sport of statistics, an outstanding number, but it's a team game. you want to achieve milestones in test match wins. i think they always mean a lot more when you manage to take wickets in test match wins and as a team, we've had a pretty decent day. mitchell marsh will hit anyone for four. he made 51, but watch the catch to dismiss him. 299—8 at the close, work to do, butjonny bairstow vindicated. joe wilson, bbc news, old trafford. lovely weather at old trafford, i wonder what the fortunes

chris woakes to david warner to jonny bairstow. translation: surely he's gone.years into his australian career, warner had surely played his last ashes innings. usman khawaja had been utterly immovable yesterday. over to the umpire, lbw. woakes and england had another. look at ben stokes' reaction to england's start. this is the last day of stuart broad's career, bowling now to marnus labuschagne. spot on with that shot. labuschagne on 13 and no more. the hands of zak crawley, the power of mark wood, three key batters removed in the first hour of play. just to get rid of steve smith. he'd do things his way, like he always does. living every moment. up—and—down, back and forth, the fortunes of this final day. james anderson bowling. think again, that's the game. remember, every run takes australia closer to victory in the ashes hours which remain. and australia 288 for 3. ben stokeses took a catch. the umpire said not out, that was steve smith reprieved and i wonder the clouds behind me, the flood lights, what part of the weather may play as the game moves on thi

and david warner didn't last long. a catch forjonny bairstow, a wicket for chris woakes., remember the particular urgency of this situation — with poor weather forecast at the weekend, things needed to happen here while the sun was shining. fast bowler mark wood — lbw? no, said the umpire. yes, counted the replay on review. england had smith for a1, new man in. bowling at travis head often meant bowling at travis's head. it's intimidating — it's a tactic, both batter and bowler acknowledge it. here was marnus labuschagne — lovely afternoon for batting. labuschagne on 51. now, hang on. here comes the review, there's the lbw. england reaction to the right, watch labuschagne's head drop on the left. and remember that tactic to travis head? well, here's the idea — a message tojoe root, and that was stuart broad's 600th test match wicked. in a sport of statistics, that number, this career — outstanding. it doesn't bother mitchell marsh, he'll hit anyone for four. marsh made 51, but look how he fell, and look atjonny bairstow. take that, doubters. yeah, england have worked very

chris wilkes got rid of david warner but in the last hour it's been mark wood was taken to crucial wicketsn steve smith cannot deal with mark wood and his pace and hostility. that delivery here, it's just touch the ball tojonny bairstow to take another catch. that was smith gone, travis had also departed in a similarfashion, another quick delivery by would. so far, mark wood has bowled seven overs, 3—17 and england will be feeling they're on the verge of victory until they look at the weather forecast i guess. that's get to that. shaking _ weather forecast i guess. that's get to that. shaking hands _ weather forecast i guess. that's get to that. shaking hands in _ weather forecast i guess. that's get to that. shaking hands in the - to that. shaking hands in the middle. "3—4, close for the evening. the final two days. we have been having squabbles and debates in the office about the best weather app. what kind of weather app do england have? is there time? it looks pretty dismal and wet. the interesting _ looks pretty dismal and wet. tie: interesting thing looks pretty dismal and wet. tue:

after setting their opponents 384 to win on day four, david warner and usman khawaja have become the and counting for max verstappen, as his imperious form continued at the belgian grand prix. the defending world champion started in sixth — but made his way through the field to extend his championship lead to 125 points. verstappen�*s teammate sergio perez came second — while ferrari�*s charles leclerc was third. it�*s three wins from three for australia at the netball world cup — as they thrashed fiji 101—32. three successive wins for defending champions new zealand too as they beat singapore. wales have got their first win of the tournament — after beating sri lanka 68—56. elsewhere malawi beat barbados 84—48. england are playing scotland right now — while uganda are up against trinidad and tobago. head to the bbc sport website for the latest scores. finally, to a great night for terence crawford — the american boxer has become the first undisputed welterweight champion in the four—belt era, which started in 200a. he beat compatriot errol spence junior in las vegas. it was a domina

last day day of the fifth and final test at the oval needing 249 to win but lost the wicket of david warnerem 140—1. steve smnith should also have been on his way before lunch too but was dropped by a prematurely celebrating captain ben stokes. after the rain delay the wickets began to tumble and the match swayed back to england jonny bairstow with a brilliant catch to dismiss. they're chasing an unlikely 384 for victory. they resumed on 135 without loss and lost three wickets in the first hour of the morning session — chris woakes taking two of them. but rain has once again disrupted things — play has been stopped — with australia on 238—3 needing 146 more runs to win. elsewhere the hundred kicks off tomorrow, and leg—spinner rashid khan has announced he has pulled out of playing in the tournament due to injury. the afghanistan captain was due to play in trent rockets�* first three games before leaving for international duty. the number one—ranked t20 bowler in the world will be replaced by pakistan's imad wasim before new zealand's ish sodhi comes in as announced last week. that matches l

the touring side lost david warner in the very first over.ore lunch but it could have been better had england not dropped three catches. mitch marsh has punished them too — dropped on 12 and responded with a sublime hundred from just 102 balls. he's scored three test centuries — all against england. he was dismissed on the stroke of tea for 118 — but not before helping wrestle back control... the netherlands have secured a dramatic victory over scotland to seal their place at the 50—over world cup in india later this year. scotland knew a win would be enough and set the dutch 278 to win following brandon mcmullen�*s century. bas de leede took five wickets. the netherlands needed to knock them off in 44 overs to progress and bas de leede�*s 123 from 92 balls saw them win in 42.5 overs and progress at the expense of scotland. heavyweight world champion oleksandr usyk will defend his wbo, stage five of tour de france, just to tell you the defending champion... net into geneva whether un human rights council has been meeting to discuss me and ma.

stuart broad, first over of the day, david warner court, broad of course conducting.t. 95 miles an hour can be too quick for the batter, for the wicketkeeper, for everyone. it's exciting to watch. look what it does to the stumps. mark wood at his best, even for usman khawaja, no chance. that's what the fast bowler lives for. what next? 0llie robinson bowling to steve smith and a mis—hit. jonny bairstow reacted, he dived, but the ball eluded his fingertips. chris woakes to marnus labuschagne to joe fingertips. chris woakes to marnus labuschagne tojoe root fingertips. chris woakes to marnus labuschagne to joe root to fingertips. chris woakes to marnus labuschagne tojoe root to 61—3 and now another steph's with edge and bairstow held the catch. broad again, australia four wickets down. yeah, 91—4 at lunch, that's a positive morning for england. lots of questions this week about the spirit of cricket, i know, i've been asking some of them. what's really important is that australian and england fans can intermingle and enjoy each other�*s company safely. from where i'm sta

and david warner didn't last long for the eye—catcher base though, are wicked for wags was or what about empire. he has countered the replay on review. england held smith for a1. and on 51 head on. here comes the review. there is the england reaction to the right his reaction on the left. travis had eventually did what england wanted for that misfit to joe root and that was stuart brad's hundredth test match wicked put it in a sport of statistics and outstanding numberfor in a sport of statistics and outstanding number for that it's a team game. outstanding number for that it's a team game-— outstanding number for that it's a team ame. ., ., ., , . team game. you want to achieve epic they always — team game. you want to achieve epic they always made _ team game. you want to achieve epic they always made a _ team game. you want to achieve epic they always made a lot _ team game. you want to achieve epic they always made a lot more - team game. you want to achieve epic they always made a lot more when i team game. you want to achieve epici they always made a lot more when you manage to tak

david warner excelled. remember he was not retiring, james anderson, 41 today, strived. himself. england needed wickets, only saw runs, a bit ominous. it remembers its history. 384, ustralia's target to win would be a record here. today, at 135—0, the rain stopped them. tomorrow is another day. definitely for the series, the last. joe wilson, bbc news. so australia requiring another 249 to win, with 10 wickets to spare. coach marcus trescothick says the hosts can take those remaining wickets. i don't see why not. i think we have seen over the course of this game that the bigots are found at different times. it has been mostly freefalling and easiest to score. but we have got to try to make that partnership and get on a bit of a row. we have got 250 runs in the bag still come a long way to go. it puts the game in an interesting predicament. go forvictory the game in an interesting predicament. go for victory or sit out and see what happens. most importantly, hopefully the rain stays away and we can get the cricket out there and we can get the result that everybody wants.

to bowl first — stuart broad and chris woakes, removing australia's openers usman khawaja and david warnerore lunch. australia stopped in their tracks again after lunch — a big wicket for mark wood, who was so crucial in their win at headingley, preventing steve smith from reaching his 50. australia are currently 183—4 and lead the five match series 2—1 so england have to win this test to stay in with a chance of winning the ashes. we are less than 2a hours away from the start of the women's world cup with co—hosts new zealand taking on norway in the tournament curtain—raiser. the hosts will be hoping for a change in fortune, as they are yet to win a first group—stage game at the women's world cup in 15 attempts. their opponents, norway, won the competition back in 1995 and are coached by hege riise, who was part of that squad. new zealand's ria percival says that the team are well aware of the task at hand. norway are a very strong team. we know what they are capable of and their forward line, what they can bring an attack, and for us we have to focus on us as well but we know they have m

opener david warner keeps his place despite a poor run of form. and spinner todd murphy drop out. so australia going for two all rounders in there with green and mitch marsh, who scored a century in the last test. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. well, i don't want it to seem that i'm always just talking about the weather here at old trafford but, look, it disrupted the final day of preparations and it will to some extent, we expect, disrupt the match. how to deal with that, how to win with that, that's on the mind of england's captain.— england's captain. going into the last tame england's captain. going into the last game we _ england's captain. going into the last game we were _ england's captain. going into the last game we were 2-0 - england's captain. going into the last game we were 2-0 down i england's captain. going into the| last game we were 2-0 down and england's captain. going into the i last game we were 2-0 down and we last game we were 2—0 down and we knew we needed to win, so i think that sort of helped us a bit and mayb

only replacement drawing cameron green coming back for australia and finally what about dear old david warnert old trafford-_ old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed _ old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed for _ old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed for persevering - old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed for persevering in l old trafford. joe, thank you very l much indeed for persevering in the weather. it has rather closed in on you. joe wilson, our correspondent at headingley. but we don't talk about them in tennis that much. therefore novak djokovic playing his 100th match at wimbledon today is pretty remarkable. his is one of the fourth—round matches on the order of play, so let's head there now and join chethan pathak. the women's number one seed iga swiatek is also playing. fourth day here at wimbledon although there were a couple of third—round matches to be finished off because of all the delays and disruption we have had rain related. thankfully there is not problems today with the sun is shining gloriously and ijoined here by farmers british number onej

the aussies are yet to name their team with questions surrounding opener david warner.land haven't beaten australia on this ground since 1981, with the visitors retaining the ashes with a win in manchester four years ago. something fast bowler josh hazelwood remembers well. it feels a lot like 2019 where the series was alive right until the end, so fighting a series in the india where it is the same, as it goes along, snowballs and gets bigger. can't say anything different this week, hope the rain stays away and we get a full game in. yeah, excited for what lies ahead. a massive moment in major league soccer — that's how lionel messi's new signing to inter miami has been described. a sold—out crowd of 20,000 fans waited through downpours and lightning to see the unveiling. messi thanked supporters and said he had "the same desire he always has". the world cup winnerjoined the major league soccer club on a deal until the end of the 2025 season. mls commissioner don garber said the signing means a lot. there have been so many really momentous moments in the history of maj

he came in and took early wickets getting rid of david warner and as soon as the cat from state —— bairstowt was the leader on was a strong partnership between travis head and steve smith. we also had a break and play for rain. only resuming at 20 past four. getting rid of steve smith was clearly going to be important for england and they did it once again thanks to chris woakes. zak crawley�*s catching has been a strong element of things for england and he showed that again for england and he showed that again for england and he showed that again for england and today his hands there have been really important. moeen ali's has been significant for england bowling with a grain strain not fully fit, but on the final day of a test match he always needed a spinner and he did of a test match he always needed a spinnerand he did hisjob of a test match he always needed a spinner and he did hisjob today. great catch asjonny bairstow reacts to get rid of mitchell marxist so a speu to get rid of mitchell marxist so a spell open australia lost four wickets in the space of 19 balls but still needed so

only availing the placement of iva cameron green for australia and finally, what about dave old david warnernd seeing him again at old trafford-— old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed _ old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed for _ old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed for persevering i old trafford. joe, thank you very much indeed for persevering in l old trafford. joe, thank you very l much indeed for persevering in the weather that is rather closed in on you. joe wilson, our correspondent at headingley. there are plenty of centuries in cricket of course we don't talk about than in tennis that much. novak djokovic playing his 100th match at wimbledon today pretty remarkable. it is one of the fourth matches in the order of play but he is still waiting because of one involving iga swiatek. looking ahead to chatton and over to you. thank you. what a match being played out at centre court at the moment because iga swiatek has levelled things up against belinda bencic. that match pulls at the moment because belinda bencic is in a bathroom break —— post at the moment. this

kevin: let's talk about pop warner. david: as i said to come he was an incredibly innovative, brilliant coach, but not a reputable human being. his coaching -- he became so famous at carlisle and pitt where he won two national championships, and then at stanford. he is in the college football hall of fame. some might know that football is the pop warner league, but when you really study what he did at carlisle, it is not so good. that is putting it mildly here there was an congressional investigation in 1914 of the school, and among the many things he found was that warner was betting on games, selling tickets in lobbies, and mentally and physically abusing his students, many of whom turned on him at that point. the critical moment of jim forbes life -- jim thorpe's life when the metal medals were taken -- medals were taken away, pop warner turned on him. kevin: the fact that jim thorpe had played minor league baseball comes to life. david: he played in the eastern carolina league for two summers, 1909 and 1910. for about $30

australia, choosing schofield, england's governors were fired off of the state approved, got rid of david warner with the just the full of the day. so anyway, the 5 for full is more fluid and chris floats joined in with the with it's a go. but even keep splitting the tone in the feel. j. one of those guilty of a bad drop in the slip. so if mitchell bosh, bosh would make them pay going on to complete a quick $5.00 centuries. he stood in face for good reason to make 118 also unions, but as fight again with would take the 5 we could hold is astray. we will dismiss the 263 mos had the files to take the food and then we could exec release the clothes on 68 to 3, still trading by 195 drug has picked up. is that probably the flip side is screwed around the way so the netherlands have beaten scotland to qualify for the upcoming cricket will of copying india. it also means between team lineup of the tournament is complete. the scott subpacket 1st thing bull awhile. brandon mcmillan hazing and in price of $106.00 to help each team post $277.00 to $9.00 and they 50 overs. that's the letter. send a form. at

local boy guy rates was caught by david warner. cummings was just the 2nd bulls the day that england on 68 before they've also lost that we could have joining past. that was, well they on 927 for 5. still a 166 runs behind australia is 1st and these types of see 163 best practice for the preschool. i'm pretty, it begins seen it's still the student. it's just off of a big weekend for a while champion max the stuff and, and his rental team. they could a quote in the carnes, a 35 year old record of 11 winds and arrived with a victory and sundays rice had a practice. that was a familiar face in the pits, the appropriately named brad pitts. he's currently filming an f one maybe which has been quite produced by 7 time while champion newest hamilton. the person has won his time, gone pre record 8 times, but he's unlikely to add to that tale this weekend. and the site is dr. as kindly a 123 points, lines of stuff in the drive of standing as a team. we're where we still have 100 percent facing this team and, and it is taking longer for all of us to get to where we want to be and is definitely