as the black hots rushing revenge to go over the he was a blow, assisted by devon conway, was both met and making centuries on their way to a 2nd. wicked stand of $273.00. the revenge applied the site will be to see less something 1000000. we could victory for new zealand and then use that painful world cup final defeat of 4 years ago. you're watching dw news coming up next. in dw news, asia, the indian governments were on information. we looked at the crack down on free press and the spread of fake news, and hospitals and banjo dash are struggling to cope with a record number of dang a case. it's melissa chan will have those stories and more for you after the break . i'm like local here in berlin for me and the rest of the team. thanks for watching and do stay. the one of main kinds, oldest ambitions, could be within reach. what is it really is possible to reverse each.

devon conway and will young got on top of the game from the start. rachin ravindra also impressed.ars since a team last did that at a world cup. a late flurry from mitch santner helped set the netherlands a target of 323, which they've never managed in a 50—over game.

devon conway and will young got on top of the game from the start. rachin ravindra also impressed. seven different players hit a six — it's eight years since a team last did that at a world cup. a late flurry from mitch santner helped set the netherlands a target of 323, which they've never managed in a 50—over game. and the dutch found themselves penned in by the new zealand bowlers, santner leading the way. the men in orange had to hit out, but when they did, it backfired, thanks to the juggling skills of a relieved trent boult. santner says he didn't bowl that well, but if you take five wickets for 59 runs, you're a hit with your team—mates. the netherlands finally ran out of batters three and a half overs before the end, a 99—run victory for a dominant new zealand. disappointment for the dutch, and new zealand very happy with that win, but not getting carried away at this early stage. we knew that, you know, turning up today, honestly, after the highs of beating england, we couldn't get too complacent. we know the netherlands are a good team, and they almost went pretty, you kn

devon conway and man of the match rachin ravindra both hitting stunning centuries as new zealand went on to win by nine wickets. so not the best start for the defending champions england. here are the thoughts of our cricket reporter henry moaren. pa rt part of the problem was that they just part of the problem was that theyjust kept getting partnerships that fell away. a new look at the way that harry brook got out, liam livingstone, jonny bairstow, experience plays getting caught in the deep and not committing to the shots they were playing. this england team's identity in whiteville and more recently in test cricket has been absolute commitment to the shot, ensuring you give it absolutely everything when you're going to play those aggressive strokes. they didn't quite do that today and it seemed to fall away when they needed those partnerships to build it didn't happen. joe root played really well. he will be the one bright spot from the england batting coach. the first time in one day international history, men's or women's, that everything the black may batting lineup has made it

devon conway and man of the match rachin ravindra both hitting stunning centuries as new zealand wentt start for the defending champions england. here are the thoughts of our cricket reporter henry moaren. pa rt part of the problem was that they just part of the problem was that theyjust kept getting partnerships that fell away. a new look at the way that harry brook got out, liam livingstone, jonny bairstow, experience plays getting caught in the deep and not committing to the shots they were playing. this england team's identity in whiteville and more recently in test cricket has been absolute commitment to the shot, ensuring you give it absolutely everything when you're going to play those aggressive strokes. they didn't quite do that today and it seemed to fall away when they needed those partnerships to build it didn't happen.

devon conway and will young got on top of the game from the start. rachin ravindra also impressed.ast did that at a world cup. a late flurry from mitch santner helped set the netherlands a target of 323, which they've never managed in a 50—over game. and the dutch found themselves penned in by the new zealand bowlers, santner leading the way. the men in orange had to hit out — but

devon conway, the ball beyond england — it was all beyond england. they selected experience.in the last final. they won't revel in revenge, but progress. victory in the 37th over, overwhelming. four nations from ten will progress from the group stage. hard work for england from here. joe wilson, bbc news. a theatre in norfolk has made an extradordinary discovery. while carrying out renovations, the staff at st george's guildhall in kings lynn came across an ancient stage and, after some local detective work and forensics, they say they've found the hidden boards were once trodden by the bard himself. our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson, picks up the story. the boards of the bard. we know that these were definitely here in 1592 — and, in 1592, we think shakespeare is performing in kings lynn. so this is likely to be the surface that shakespeare was walking on. drjonathan clark was researching st george's guildhall in kings lynn as part of a council—backed renovation project when a discovery was made. we wanted to open up an area just to check, just to see if there

devon conway, the ball beyond england — it was all beyond england. they selected experience. new zealand lost galla ntly in the last final. they won't revel in revenge, but progress. victory in the 37th over — overwhelming. four nations from ten will progress from the group stage. hard work for england from here. joe wilson, bbc news. finally, president biden�*s family dog, commander, has been moved out of the white house and into the dog house after a series of biting incidents. a number of cases have been reported, with one bite requiring hospital treatment for a secret service agent, and others needing medical attention from on—site staff. it's still being decided what will happen to the two—year—old german shepherd. time for a look at the weather, here's elizabeth rizzini. we have seen record—breaking october warmth this week across mainland spain and the canary islands, shaded with those orange—red colours, and we will see some of that warmth through the next few days with high pressure building across the south of the uk, and especially for northern ireland, but not sco

devon conway top scored with 78 as new zealand made 321 for six from their 50 overs.for four with 13 overs left when the rain came, quinton de kock on 84 not out, but it still left them seven runs behind the duckworth—lewis par score. west indies have completed the highest successful run chase in a women's t20 international, chasing down 213 to beat australia in sydney. hayley matthews smashed 132 from 64 balls to go with her three wickets as windies reached their target with one ball to spare. it levels the series at 1—all with the decider in brisbane on thursday. and good news for france ahead of their world cup match against italy on friday — as they look to secure their place in the quarterfinals. captain antoine dupont has been cleared to return after surgery on his facialfracture, picked up in their win over namibia. there were concerns he could miss the rest of the tournament, but looks likely to feature in the last eight should france qualify. remember they've got to beat italy 1st. as long as they evade defeat. first though, theirfinal pool a game agains ital

there were superb unbeaten centuries from devon conway and man of the match rachin ravindra, who hit runs on his world cup debut to condemn england to a thumping nine wicket defeat. there is a long way to go but it was a great start for new zealand. i think this is pretty special. it is pretty cool to share that with devon, my mate. it was a good game for us as a team, as a whole. disappointed. we were completely outplayed, but the first thing that springs to mind is whether you do lose by a run or a defeat like that, it is one loss at the start of a very long tournament, so i think that is what i will be encouraging everybody to remember. it was certainly a tough loss to take, we were outplayed, but we have a lot of experienced guys in the room who have been through lots of things and have face to face like that before. just as if we had won the game we don't get too high, and we won't get too low as well. it's the final round of rugby world cup pool matches. and new zealand will qualify for the quater finals with bonus—point win over uruguay tonight. it's a first start of the tourn

there were superb unbeaten centuries from devon conway and man of the match rachin ravindra, who hithe winning runs on his world cup debut to condemn england to a thumping nine wicket defeat. england have plenty more games to redeem themselves in this 10—team tournament. disappointed. we were completely outplayed, but the first thing that springs to mind is whether you do lose by a run or a defeat like that, it is one loss at the start of a very long tournament, so i think thatis very long tournament, so i think that is what i will be encouraging everybody to remember. it was certainly a tough loss to take, we were outplayed, but we have a lot of experienced guys in the room who have been through lots of things and have been through lots of things and have face to face like that before. suggest if we had won the game we don't get too high, and we won't get too low as well. the england football manager, gareth southgate, has recalled aston villa striker ollie watkins for their upcoming games against australia and italy at wembley. watkins hasn't featured for england since march last y

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they struck twice early, removing devon conway for a duck and will young to make it 19 for 2.w zealand are currently 117 for 2, with 24 overs gone. you can follow that match on the bbc sport website. and that's all the sport for now. returning to the situation in gaza, we can hear now from dr hanan ashrawi, who is a veteran palestinian politician who's spent decades campainging for palestinian liberation. speaking from the palestinian city of ramallah in the west bank... she told victoria derbyshire what she thought about what's been happening in the gaza strip. absolutely. it's more than catastrophic. there is really a genocide in the making. the people are notjust besieged and bombed and homes demolished and all that, half of the people, 1.2 million, 1.2 million, are now homeless, displaced and terrified. there is no water, there is no electricity, there is no food, there is no medicine, no medical suppliers and no fuel. so they are worried that the hospitals will run out of fuel to run the generators. they have about 13,500 injured, and how can they feed them? how can they

they struck twice early, including removing devon conway for a duck, but the blackcaps have rallied.for 8. a couple more wickets to take and you can keep across that on the bbc sport website. and that's all the sport for now. the breaking story, let's take your life to the rafah crossing between egypt and gaza. these tracks are part of a un convoy of around 17 trucks which are now being allowed into gaza with much—needed medical and food supplies for people living in that region —— these trucks. they follow on from the 20 trucks moving into the area yesterday, day ago. as aid agencies explained, they contain much—needed aid, food, medicines. we spoke to someone from the international committee of the red cross and she told us about how gazans in particular are suffering because of the lack of basic necessities such as food, clean drinking water and medicine. so we believe that 17 trucks are heading into gaza now. these trucks of course well, we think, be subject to some sort of search and documentation from the egyptian side. let's cross live now and speak to our middle east correspo

rush—hour, to the south mostly dry, some sunny spells, some low cloud lapping on the shores of devon conways, the rain across northern england will fizzle a touch, but it stays wind in the north—east of scotland, a chilly breeze as well, but further south we see temperatures climb a bit more widely into the low 20s with those sunny spells. into tonight, the rain sets in good and proper across parts of scotland, argyll and bute in the highlands could see some flooding as we go through the woods on saturday. south of that, some clearer skies around, splitting us in two this weekend. someone consumption in the south, rain and cloud in the know. thanks, matt, you later. the time is 6.15. let's take a look at today's papers. "starmer will not bring hs2 back to life" is the headline in the telegraph. the paper says sir keir is "abandoning labour's 2019 manifesto pledge to complete hs2 in full." sir keir is quoted as saying the government has "taken a wrecking ball to the project" and he cannot pledge to "simply reverse it". climate concerns appear on some of friday's front pages, with the guardia