it is england versus australia at lord's in the world cup. o grab your attention, but let's consider the jeopardy for england in this match. another defeat and they would face the growing possibility that there would be —— they would be missing out on the knockout stages in their own world cup. what role with the home crowd play in this match? we have already seen india's captain, the right colleague, instruct his fa ns the right colleague, instruct his fans not to boot steve smith. and david warner for fans not to boot steve smith. and david warnerfor their fans not to boot steve smith. and david warner for their part in the scandal during this tournament. what policy will eoin morgan pursue? do you see it as your role to give any kind of indication or instruction to the crowd about how they should behave? no. they pay a lot of money, i suppose they can do what they want. they do. sport is beautiful in many ways because it attracts people from far and wide. people can get carried away with home support and away support. everyone has had suppo

no point thinking three years' time, england australia, we have to host successfully and persuade themcan do. the plan is to bring them to pakistan next year. and the test will be how many of the west nations are willing to come for an extended period of time. it should be said that a number of english players have already played. we had 14 players involved from england. of which four of five came to pakistan but for us it is just making sure that we can convince them to come and then provide everything we can around our security. the challenge for us is a lwa ys security. the challenge for us is always trying to give them enough normality so they do not feel they are confined to their hotel.l challenge in telling officials from other boards that there is something in itfor other boards that there is something in it for them. what can you offer them? what is the bonus? i think the bigger thing is about why it is important to try to get cricket into pakistan because i think everyone has brought into the idea of trying to get cricket back into the country is critical in terms of pakistan

no point thinking three years‘ time, england australia, we have to get everything right now.de them to come first. take that step. show what we can actually do. the plan is to bring the whole of psl back to pakistan in february of next year. and the acid test for us will be how many of the western nations, in terms of their players, are willing to come for an extended period of time. it should be said that a number of english players have already played in the psl, morgan included. we had 14 players involved from england. of which four of five came to pakistan but for us it is just making sure that we can convince them to come and then provide everything we can around our security. the challenge for us is always trying to give them enough normality so they do not feel they are confined to their hotels. a challenge also in telling officials from other boards that there is something in it for them. what can you offer them? what is the bonus? i think the bigger thing is more about why it is important to try and get cricket into pakistan because i think everyone has bought into t

attack, cried england, a catch, replied australia, and that was eoin morgan gone. five men out. still going, cramp in his calf but belief in his bat, until, this... against mitchell starc, sometimes no bat is good enough. and england were soon all out. 64 i’u ns and england were soon all out. 64 runs short. from this game, where? they insist they can win their final two group games but they are tough once and elimination threatens. australia miguel can start to ponder another world cup victory. it would be for the record, there six title. this is how the table currently looks. australia are through to the semi finals. new zealand will be if they beat pakistan on wednesday. should say pakistan, bangladesh and sri lanka all still have a chance of making the semi finals. england meanwhile, may have to win both their remaining matches now to qualify, against india and new zealand. the competition is still very open. england is still a great side and firm favourites into their home country. is something we aspire to continue playing good cricket. this game and the last, we have to lo

australia's total of 285 by modern standards seemed modest, but then england's in income a second ballson darren derf selected by australia for this match, clean ball, for not, and that really set the tone. time and time again, australia's fielding skills and bowling skills were just superior to what we saw from england in this game. and that really was emphasised in the standout moment i think of the entire match, when mitchell got rid of ben stokes with a beautiful in swinging, it was really only stokes, who has stood between australia and victory, when he was out, england were also out. once again, we have to ask the questions of england's ability to play under pressure. in this, their home world cup, they now face the real possibility of elimination before the knockout stages. but this game in the last, we struggled with the basics of what we call our batting mantra. showing intent, building partnerships, and doing it in our own way. and we haven't done those for long enough periods of the game in order to either chase down, or chase down to 80, and that's disappointing. as you mig

joe wilson has been speaking to both captains. it is england versus australia at lord's but let's considerngland in this match. they will be missing out on the knockout stages in their own world cup. what role though the home crowd to play. we have already seen them instruct their fans not to boo steve smith and david warner for their pa rt smith and david warner for their part in the scandal during this tournament. what role will they play? do you think it is your role to give any kind of indication your instruction to the crowd as to how to behave with the australians? they paid a lot of money and i suppose they can do... sport is beautiful in many ways because it attracts people from far and wide. i think people can get carried away with home support and away support. things throughout the tournament, everybody has had support on the ground, if not more so than the home team. has had support on the ground, if not more so than the home teamm will probably be the same tomorrow. do you feel that you have to, after what happened in the last game, prove you can win matches under pressure? gu

india, england, australia. new zealand has started out very well. matches later on. australia, yes, they have only been beaten by one team, that is india. that is how well india is doing so far. of course they have beaten pakistan. on the evidence so far it will be a struggle for pakistan. if india when it gives them breathing space in that all—importa nt top it gives them breathing space in that all—important top four in the table. yes, england are the tough teams to begin with, they will have easy matches later on stop and enjoy the match. i am sure you well. enjoy the match. i am sure you well. enjoy the match. i am sure you well. enjoy the match. have a good time and hope the match. have a good time and hope the weather holds. that is the key thing. possibly unsettled weather tomorrow evening but plenty of cricket before then. it's day 9 at the women's world cup in france as we head towards the business end of the tournament. today, the netherlands secured their place in the last 16 with a game to spare after beating cameroon 3—1 with a double fo

the light is from england australia at the cricket world cup. heading into the quarter finals year ago i think defending champions today as both things put their spots in the copper america last night. the war of words between the united states and iran is intensifying after the u.s. president donald trump announced new sanctions against tehran now the measures target iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei. he and other senior officials the iranian president hassan rouhani has hit back describing the sanctions as a religious and idiotic to a charter know it how bony is nice sure that they are suffering from mental disability the white house is afflicted by mental retardation and does not know what to do this means the certain failure and defeat of the united states i do not have any doubt about that from a political viewpoint no white person would do what they're doing these days i feel that there is severe frustration and a big confusion among the u.s. leaders and the white house well the u.s. national security advisor john bolton said th

england ciblingt cricket world cup hopes are in the balance as australia dominate at and coming up on england's lionesses leap to the defence of the under fire referee at the centre of their controversial world cup win over cameroon. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the conservative leadership candidatejeremy hunt has told tory party members that they must choose a candidate they can trust. in an interview with the bbc the foreign secretary said the personality of the prime minister is all important and without trust, there'd be no negotiation, no deal, possibly a general election and no brexit. his warning came as his rival borisjohnson continued to face questions about his private life today. here's our political editor, laura kuenssberg. ricket jeremy hunt wants to persuade you he ought to be the next prime minister. he knows that means first of all untangling an enormous mess. what would you do on day one in number ten to get us out of the eu at the end of october? well, we have to approach this differently, it is the biggest constitutional crisis i can remember, s

england's world cup hopes are in the balance after australia beat them by 6a runs at lords. ey may need to win their next two games in order to reach the semi finals. joe wilson sent this report. the world cup may be hosted here, but one nation has dominated. how many times have australia won the world cup? six. five. five? five. i think it is. how many times have england won the world cup? i will give you a clue, it's below one. it's a zero, it's a duck egg. 0h. all that history, the crowd remember sandpaper. david warner, one of the ball tamperers, was booed. crowd boos. he made 53, australia were underpinned by aaron finch‘s hundred, but 285 still seemed a modest total. steve smith heard boos, too. he was captain when australia used sandpaper on the ball, you may recall. but fast forward to england's innings. james vince gone for none. still, attack, cried england. a catch, replied australia. and that was eoin morgan dismissed. five men out and ben stokes still going. cramp in his calf, but belief in his bat. until this... against mitchell starc, sometimes no bat is good e

england's bowlers have had a frustrating morning as they take on a resolute australia at lord's. or steve smith — who had been banned for a ball—tampering scandal. australia are currently for 230—5. joe wilson has been following the action at lord's. the world cup may be hosted on these shores but lord's cricket ground knew the power of the kangaroo. how many times have australia won the world cup? six. five. four, ithink. five. five! five. how many times have england won the world cup? clue comments below number one. it's a zero, it's a duck egg. all that history but the crowd remember sandpaper. david warner was introduced and booed. warner served his ban for ball tampering. as an aggressive batsman, there are few better in the world. australia know it. england chose to bowl first and we re it. england chose to bowl first and were desperate for wickets. aaron finch, australia's captain hit this and watched james vince climb. the ball escaped. english teams are expected to reach world cup semifinals these days that of gareth southgate set the standard. but if the men's cricketers

australia head of new zealand by a point of the black caps to have a game and had already looks as those two along with india and englandistance themselves from the rest. australia's next game is against england on tuesday, the poster in leeds right now preparing to face sri lanka. that's the contrast interments to date, and he has been taking in their practise at a meeting. behind me you can see the sri lanka players go to their final preparations, but earlier ron and glenda's players were practising in the nets, they know that if they win here tomorrow to take a giant step towards the world cup semi finals. set to be a 100 day international cap and he says that after the spectacular batting the question of who can hit the ball the furthest has become a dressing room challenge. we are talking about the biggest ones and stuff, but i think mine is the biggest of the day. no, but we do definitely have a bit of ba nter but we do definitely have a bit of banter about it. i beat myself up a little bit. on paper this should be one of their easier games of the tournament. sri lanka have wonjust one of their five matches so far

news of disappointment in the big class for england against australia. public holds the region semi finals of the cricket world cup have the balance that was following a demoralising defeat to australia and lords earlier. the captain are made 100 after england decided to field first. australia scored 285 and england were soon in trouble. james vince went second bowl and they find themselves 26 for three. there was ben stoke city and who gave them a little bit of hope while england were heading for a damaging loss. though the side was eventually all out for 221 losing by 64 runs. and that result means england might need to win their last two games against the tournament's only two unbeaten teams, both india and new zealand to guarantee qualification. there are currently fourth in the table after that defeat with the top four teams resting of course. they can still be overta ken resting of course. they can still be ove rta ke n by resting of course. they can still be overtaken by bangladesh, sri lanka and pakistan. but better news for australia fans very fi

england favourites, remember. bangladesh up to fifth, just behind morgan's side but having played a game more. india and new zealand the only unbeaten sides, with australia. england play all three in their final group matches. not to the women's world cup. —— now to the. the hosts france had already qualified for the knockout stage. they played nigeria in theirfinal group game tonight, hoping to produce a result which would underline their credentials, having scraped past norway last time out. sarah mulkerrins is in rennes, and, sarah, they didn't quite manage the most entertaining game, but certainly talking points, the only goal of the game to start the match. absolutely, i think this result has given us more questions than a nswe i’s. given us more questions than answers. about this french site and also about in this women's world cup. —— also about var. theirfans are happy but they had to work really ha rd are happy but they had to work really hard for this nigerian side, putting up a great fight. the story is the same with this french side. they were wonderful outside the box. they were wonderful outside the box. they get inside the box and don't ge

went shortly after confirming the true one result by bits of pill to swallow for duck courses australia. englandicked off the competition with a 21 win over their old rivals scotland this handball gave him one of the chance to score from the penalty spot thank you to paris converted to make it one the lionesses doubled their lead before half time when elena white counts down the loose ball in the box and showed she's got an eye for goal scotland pulled a goal back through clare emslie in the 79th minute but england held out to confirm their victory. and men's football portugal have beaten the netherlands one nil to win the inaugural edition of the new european tournament the nation's leak gonzalo who plays as a winner for the n.c.a.a. and the spanish lake fire in the only goal of the match in the 60th minute it was his 1st ever competitive goal for reigning european champions portugal. to tennis now refound tao is the french open champion once again in a repeat of last year's final nadal faced off with dominic team for the title and just like last year the spaniard continued his phenomenal spell

went shortly after confirming the true one result bits of pill to swallow for duck courses australia. englandkicked off the competition with a $21.00 win over their old rivals scotland. this handball gave england the chance to score from the penalty spot nikita paris to refer to the to make it one nil linus's double their leave before half time when elena why pounced on a loose ball in the box and show she's got an eye for goal. gotland pulled a call back claire emslie in the 79th minute but england held out to confirm their victory. to tennis now refound out as the french open champion once again and a repeat of last year's final nadal faced off with dominic team for the title and just like last year the spaniard continued his phenomenal spell of dominance to rack up a record breaking victory. it was a quick turnaround for dominate team he only finished his mammoth 5 cent semifinal against novak djokovic on saturday then on sunday he faced the king of clay on his favorite course so it came as no surprise when rafael nadal took the opening set 63. team fought back to win the next set but nada

but here, in france, england, ireland, australia, hong kong, you are not allowed to use any of thoselutely clear in my mind that is right. let's bring things a little bit closer to home, and how do you judge the health of the british racing industry at the moment? because there are perceptions that it has problems, fatalities for example at the cheltenham festival, we've had equine flu recently, it was actually well—controlled, i think, in venice. it lasted six days, the suspension of racing. more generally, in terms of the economy of british racing, how do you judge it health? on the equine flu, i think if you test every horse everywhere, you are going to find something. i think people got a bit carried away with the result that, oh my goodness, they're vaccinated here against flu. unlike australia, when it it there. they're not vaccinated, and so that hit them a lot harder. we didn't have a problem with it, in the end. look, in terms of racing, in england and ireland, and france, you have the finest jumps racing anywhere in the world. of course, in any form of athletic activity, th

have been doing for years approaching any kind of game whether it's in their pakistan and australia india england not south africa or whoever it is. remains the same which is to go there be professional about cricket pakistan of the only taint of the hosting going to list told them and so far but after 2 defeats and a washout i can't really afford a defeat in this much by word of course underdogs when i buy a mostly bait india win the champions trophy for an england so years ago i'm telling applies in addition we could be a hero tomorrow your careers are going to be defined by a moment in the game you do something incredible tomorrow you'll you'll be remembered for ever and kind of mantra is how do you want to be remembered in this world cup for all 10 teams play each other over india and pakistan always me in my just moments now because cricket bosses ensured that happened such as the importance of this going to them the one thing cricket bosses can control is the british weather and after all the washouts we've had so far they'll be desperate for the right into style why they welling's al-jazee

we have been doing for years approaching any kind of game whether it's india pakistan and australia india england not south africa or whoever it is. remains the same which is to go to be professional about cricket pakistan of the only taint of the hosting going to list told them and so far but after 2 defeats in a washout i can't really afford a defeat in this much by word of course underdogs when i find my sleep 8 india in the champions trophy farm in england so years ago i'm telling applies in the dressing room you could be a hero tomorrow your careers are going to be defined by a moment in the game you do something incredible tomorrow you'll you'll be remembered for ever and kind of mantras had how do you want to be remembered in this world cup for all 10 teams play each other over india and pakistan always made in major tournament is now because cricket bosses ensured that happened such as the importance of this going to them the one thing cricket bosses can control is the british weather and after all the washouts we've had so far they'll be desperate for the right into style why they wellin

england won the task, put australia into bat, have they taken full advantage?r and a half, maybe two hours, you would think australia were definitely untapped, england hoping to get early wickets. that didn't happen. at one looked pretty at ease and fincher started to accelerate, he got to his 100 and then fincher started to accelerate, he got to his 100 and then he fincher started to accelerate, he got to his 100 and then he got fincher started to accelerate, he got to his 100 and then he got out. that was the platform they would have hoped for, some other players hoping to work on that. england were taking wickets, their fielding hoping to work on that. england were taking wickets, theirfielding has been mixed. as you go into the a5th, [mt h been mixed. as you go into the a5th, 44th over with just a 230 on the bike, ithink 44th over with just a 230 on the bike, i think australia would have hoped for more. if they come up shersha 300, i think england will fa ncy shersha 300, i think england will fancy their chances but i think it will be tense around tea—time.

england. catch, replied australia. eoin morgan dismissed. ben stokes still going, five men out. ll starc. england were soon against mitchell starc. england were soon all that. 6a runs short. from this game, where? england insist they can win their final two group games but they are tough and elimination threatens. australia meanwhile can start to ponder another world cup victory. it would be, for the record, the sixth title. joe wilson, bbc news, lords. plenty of discussion after the match, notably on social media. former england captain kevin pietersen took aim at his former team—mate and current skipper eoin morgan. pietersen claimed morgan looked scared and described it as a horror show. he went on to say that he'd not seen a captain show such a weakness for a while. well, morgan was asked about this in his press conference after the game. he said he thought he looked scared? excellent. you did not feel that way. no, i did not feelthat way excellent. you did not feel that way. no, i did not feel that way at all. interesting reaction. some of this morning's back stages. dominat

all these indian players learn how to play spin bowling beautifully and then they come to australia or englandhey struggle with the seam movement and the swing. and it is the same. wherever you are brought up in the world, you become accustomed to those conditions and that is where you become better players, in those conditions. towards the end of your career the perception from the press was that you could not play spin bowling. a sense, that it undermined your confidence. you wrote that you dreaded batting like never before. to be honest, the more people spoke about it and the more i started to believe in my inadequacies against... it was distracting. that is when i lost confidence and i did not become a good player in the end. let's drill down into that, because in 2003 your contract with hampshire was terminated. cricket was your life and it was over. so many sportsmen i have spoken to about that time say it's a kind of death. there is an emptiness and what followed after that was a downward spiral, as i described in my introduction, into drink, certainly, and depression. so as that was ha

we have been doing for years approaching any kind of game whether it's india pakistan and australia india england not south africa or whoever it is. remains the same which is to go be professional about cricket pakistan of the only taint of the hosting going to list told them and so far but after 2 defeats in a washout i can't really afford a defeat in this much by word of course underdogs when i buy a mostly bait india win the champions trophy for an england so years ago i'm telling our players in the dressing room you could be a hero tomorrow your careers are going to be defined by a moment in the game you do something incredible tomorrow you'll you'll be remembered for ever and kind of mantras how do you want to be remembered in this world cup for all 10 teams play each other over india and pakistan always me in my just moments now because cricket bosses ensured that happened such as the importance of this going to them the one thing cricket bosses can control is the british weather and after all the washouts we've had so far they'll be desperate for the right into style why they welling's al-

attack, cried england, a catch, replied australia, and that was eoin morgan gone. five men out. . and england were soon all out, 61 i’u ns and england were soon all out, 61 runs short. from this game, where? england insist they can win their final group games, but they are tough ones, and elimination threatens. australia, meanwhile, can start to ponder another world cup victory. it would be, for the record, their sixth title. both this game in the last, we have struggled with the basics of what we call our batting mantra, you know, showing intent, building partnerships, and doing it in our own way. and we haven't done those for long enough periods of the game, in order to chase down 230 or chase down 280. and that is disappointing. 0nto football, and the netherlands have taken the last quarter—final spot at the women's world cup after beating japan 2—1. the dutch opened the scoring in the first half after lieke martens got a brilliant flick on with the back of her heel. but, just before the break, yui hasegawa equalised forjapan with perhaps one of the goals of the tournament so

the aussie captain aaron finch made 100 after england decided to field first. australia vince went second ball and they found themselves 26 for three. ben stokes gave them hope but when mitchell starc bowled him for 89, england were heading for a damaging loss. eoin morgan's side were eventually all out for 221, losing by 6a runs. what this game in the last extra bit at the end with the basics of what we call our budding entry, showing intent, tilting partnerships than doing it in our own way. we haven't done those for long enough periods of the game in order to either chase down to 80 and that's disappointing. that result means england might need to win their last two games against the tournament's only two unbeaten teams, india and new zealand, to guarantee qualification. they stay fourth in the table after that defeat, with the top four teams progressing, but can still be overtaken by bangladesh, sri lanka and pakistan. better news for australia fans, they're the first team to book a semi—final spot. 0nto the women's world cup — and the netherlands have taken the fina

england face australia in a vital match in the cricket world cup. d david warner face england since been banned for cricket for ball—tampering. england captain eoin morgan said he can't prevent england fans booing the pair. sweden knock canada out of the world cup to reach the last eight in france. christine sinclair has lost the chance to become the all—time international top goal—scorer, just two off the world record. meanwhile, megan rapinoe scored two penalties for the defending champions, usa, as they beat spain to go through to the quarter—finals. thank you very much. shall we catch up thank you very much. shall we catch up with the weather? we had a little glimpse of the weather and what kinds of things it is doing. a lot going on, isn't there? as we go through the next few days the temperature will rise. the source is africa. look at this chart. you can see the red zone. algeria, for example will have temperatures of 48 or 49 celsius. pa rt temperatures of 48 or 49 celsius. part of spain, france, germany, italy, 41 — 44. the all—time record i

england are under pressure in the cricket world cup. australiaandwich has brought about a change in the law. we could cower in the corner and disappear, that is a choice, all we could go forward and try to create something positive and create a situation that is much better than millions of people in this country and other countries going forward. hello, everyone. this is afternoon live. boris johnson, the front—runner for the conservative leadership and prime minister, has made a series of broadcast appearances — being asked about brexit, his campaign style, his private life and even what he does to relax. they come after repeated accusations that he'd been avoiding media interviews. on brexit, he made an unequivocal vow to take the uk out of the eu by october 31st — "do or die". meanwhile, it's emerged that the winner of the leadership race between him and jeremy hunt will be announced on 23rd july. our political correspondent, jessica parker, reports. critics say he has kept us in the dark about his brexit plan, but borisjohnson's taking a few

last 16 so here's a look at that lineup for you germany will take on nigeria it's norway versus australia england against cameroon and the host nation france will be up against brazil in the other matches spain will meet the united states of america it's sweden against canada china up against italy and the netherlands will take on japan for a place in the quarter finals. australia have moved to the top of the cricket world cup standings after a relatively comfortable $48.00 run win or the bangladesh are not in a month thursday the aussies battered 1st and it was all about david warner he was involved in a ball tampering scandal last year and was suspended for a year but he is having a good world cup he hit 166 here that's the highest individuals who are of the tournament in french a newsman co are just chatting with fifties as a stray are posted 381 for 5 in reply in bangladesh melodies and 5 but most recorded a hymns 102 not out was the highlight as my mother hit 69 bangladesh finishing on 333 point. one martin del potro has been ruled out of wimbledon the world number 12 has had surgery on a fr

england and now, two decades later, they were coming on the back of 12 defeats, defeated england before the australiat really say which pakistan will turn up. so we can't really say — as cliche as it sounds — we can't really say which pakistan will turn up. but they are a few thingsthat pakistan can. they are highly dependent on fakharzaman, babarazam, imam—ul—haq, who are the top three batsmen in the side. they need to score. pakistan needs to rely on mohammad amir, who is their strike bowler so there are a few things that they can do but it is an uphill battle. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: celebrating one of the most creative and prolific directors of the 20th century. franco zeffirelli dies aged 96. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for a0 years forcibly classified each citizen according to race. germany's parliament, the bundes

they were favourite yet they lost in england and now, two decades later, they defeated england before the australiads, — which side will turn up. they are highly dependent on the top three batsmen. they need to score. they need to rely on their strike bowler but it is an uphill battle. it may hurt you to talk about this but india has been very strong in the world cup, as you mentioned, what makes india so good at this point? well, they have first of all, a very sta ble well, they have first of all, a very stable 11. they had a plan, they followed that through and it is not just this world cup but for the last two years. they have a very good system two years. they have a very good syste m ba ck two years. they have a very good system back home in india where they groom players for the big occasions plus the ipl and that kind of helps them get on that level which is required for international cricket say they have a very good structure. when those players come into international cricket, they are well—rounded, they have a skill set to start firing from all one and thatis to start firing from all one

last 16 so here's a look at that lineup for you germany will take on nigeria it's norway versus australia england against cameroon and the host nation france will be up against brazil in the other matches spain will meet the united states of america it's sweden against canada china up against italy and the netherlands will take on japan for a place in the quarter finals. australia have moved to the top of the cricket world cup standings after a relatively comfortable $48.00 run winner bangladesh are not in a month thursday the aussies battered 1st and it was all about david warner he was involved in a ball tampering scandal last year and was suspended for a year but he is having a good world cup he hit 166 here that's the highest individuals who are of the tournament in french a newsman co are just chatting with fifties as a stray are posted 381 for 5 in reply in bangladesh melodies and 5 but most recorded a hidden 102 not out of the highlight as number 2 there hit 69 bangladesh finishing on 333 point. one martin del potro has been ruled out of wimbledon the world number 12 has had surgery on a f

bangladesh are fifth in the table, just a point behind fourth—place england, who play australia tomorrows banned for tampering with the ball against south africa last year will be unaffected by any booing from english fans when the two sides meet in the world cup tomorrow. david warner and steve smith both served a year ban for their actions, but both, especially warner, have been in good form in the tournament so far. many in the game have discouraged booing, but england's captain, eoin morgan, said it is not his place to tell the crowd how they should feel. you don't know how sport fans are going to react. i think they are entitled to have their view. just because punishment was handed out and two guys served the punishment does not mean they will be accepted back into the cricket community straightaway, with open arms. it will take time. world number one and french open champion ashleigh barty has pulled out of the tennis at eastbourne because of an arm injury. barty also won the birmingham classic yesterday. she says she needs to rest before wimbledon starts on 1july. defending champ

last 16 so here's a look at that lineup for you germany will take on nigeria it's norway versus australia england against cameroon and the host nation france will be up against brazil in the other matches spain will meet the united states of america it's sweden against canada china up against italy and the netherlands will take on japan for a place in the quarter finals. australia have moved to the top of the cricket world cup standings after a relatively comfortable $48.00 run winner bangladesh in nottingham on thursday the aussies battered 1st and it was all about david warner he was involved in a ball tampering scandal last year and was suspended for a year but he is having a good world cup he hit 166 here that's the highest individuals who have the tournaments in french a newsman co are just chatting with fifties as a stray are posted 381 for 5 in reply in bangladesh melodies and 5 but most recorded a hymns 102 not out of the highlight as number 2 there hit 69 bangladesh finishing on 333 point. one martin del potro has been ruled out of wimbledon the world number 12 has had surgery on a fract

england and now, two decades later, they were coming on the back of 12 defeats, defeated england before the australiaas cliche as it sounds — we can't really say which pakistan will turn up. but they are a few things that pakistan can. they are highly dependent on fakharzaman, babarazam, imam—ul—haq, who are the top three batsmen in the side. they need to score. pakistan needs to rely on mohammad amir, who is their strike bowler so there are a few things that they can do but it is an uphill battle. a 100 this is bbc news. the headlines: campaigners in hong kong vow to push ahead with a rally on sunday despite the decision to suspend a controversial china, extradition bill. let's stay with that now: the decision by chief executive carrie lam is a win for protestors, but why are people still angry? that is the question i put to antony daper—ann , the author of "city of protest: a recent history of dissent in hong kong." i think people are incredibly angry at the way that hong kong's chief executive, carrie lam, has handled the entire incident and particularly angered by the statements that she made at

later this summer it‘s the ashes, but before that, england and australia meet in the cricket world cuplayed more the part of pantomime villains than anything too sinister and many have discouraged any booing of them. england‘s captain eoin morgan has today said it‘s not his place to tell the crowd how they should be feeling. you don't know how sports fans are going to react. i think they are entitled to have their own view. just because punishment was handed out and two guys served their punishment, doesn't mean they are going to be accepted back into the cricket community straightaway with open arms. it'll take time. i read something the other day that they haven't lost back—to—back odi is in england for quite some time. if you look at their training, they tend to bounce back and get ultra—aggressive as well so we are ready for that, we expect them to come out ultra hard and take the game on. which has been one of their main traits over the last couple of years in particular. so, yeah, we will focus more about what we are doing well and what we can improve in ourgame. meanwhile, some

england began their reply. second ball of the innings, that was jason steaming end. five wagons to 1m. finish with great selection from australia one of the things they got right today. eoin morgan was one of several england's batsman he just went into the chase party aggressive. he was caught on the boundary. then stokes, as he did in the game against sri lanka when his innings was in vain there. he played with aggression, but also composure. he got 89 and england were still in it. but look how they got out. that ball can generally be filed under unplayable. i think they got their selection right, they got their fielding right, ithink selection right, they got their fielding right, i think they basically got everything right. two tough games coming up. centre mike england's groups it was back loaded. they got lots of trees —— they were hoping to get lots of victories under their belt. they also now have a group of nations just behind under their belt. they also now have a group of nationsjust behind mpr growing in confidence, because there are possibilities for pakistan, for bangladesh and chilling of pakistan may have thought

we are going to beat everyone, australia, sorry, mate, england is going to lose also.e the team is so good. no nerves, you're so confident? we are because the team is so goodm such an atmosphere, how difficult you hear anything? is this a nick from rohit sharma, not outside the umpire, a review, the second noise ended his innings, if not the questions. came rh took two more wickets but not that of rivera kohli, officially the best one—day batsmen in the world from the best one—day team in the world, no wonder they're confident. alongside kohli, ms dhoni, the last indian captain charged, mist and was somehow not dismissed. two chances for the keeper and he couldn't get either. india seemed set to go big when suddenly kohli was gone and with him, the noise. india only had 180, they needed more so dhoni on his second life and second wind attack, heaving his side to 268. so the best tea m heaving his side to 268. so the best team on the planet against a batsman that calls himself universe boss. not as exciting as it sounds, chris gayle out for six. chamois removed west ind

england face australia in a vital match in the cricket world cup this morning. to react. i think they‘re entitled to have their own view. just because punishment was handed out, and the two guys served their punishment, doesn‘t mean they‘re going to be accepted back into the cricket community straightaway, with open arms. it‘ll take time. i am now joined by former england cricketer ryan sidebottom. is promised. have you ever been booed? is promised. have you ever been booed ? eleanor is promised. have you ever been booed? eleanor it does happen, you see that. obviously it is not always nice to see -- yes, it does happen. but i think it is making the two might best players in the world play better and perform better under pressure so they are thriving on the booing so i think we will need to stop it a little because they are doing too well. white might historically that‘s drilling team have not nine did a bit of that, play like that friction? yes, they like a bit of nitty—gritty, to get involved in a fight, as it were, in terms of playing cricket. this england tea

if england make it through, they will face norway or australia. quarter—finalist. two time winners germany are into the last eight after a comfortable 3—0 win over nigeria in grenoble. however, var was once again influential. as miriam walker khan reports. the last time they beat a european tea m the last time they beat a european team was the world cup. it was a tall order for team was the world cup. it was a tall orderfor nigeria. team was the world cup. it was a tall order for nigeria. back on the bench, out with a broken toe. 20 minutes, the nigeria bubble was burst. a corner find minutes, the nigeria bubble was burst. a cornerfind its minutes, the nigeria bubble was burst. a corner find its way to ahead and enter the back of the net. just minutes later, i nigeria player catches a german player. straight on the net. the germans in full control. next, it was leah schuyler stern. picture perfect for germany who still have not conceded in this yea r‘s who still have not conceded in this year's permit. afghanistan afg ha nista n narrowly afghanist

england's dream of winning the cricket world cup on home soil is fast turning into a nightmare, after australiamifinals. england did well to restrict the aussies to 285 for 7 at lords, only to have the heart ripped out of their top order which left their chase in tatters. it was the first match between the arch—rivals since steve smith and david warner came back from their year—long bans for ball tampering.

england have still got to play new zealand, australia and india adaptor when two of those realistically that haven't followed that closely, england relative to sri lanka in the rankings. 0nly england relative to sri lanka in the rankings. only the top four. if you're thinking new zealand, australia, india, sri lanka, only four of those can go through. there isa four of those can go through. there is a danger england could go out. all the chat around england has been so positive. really praised, high praise. they recovered from the elegantly and have been in imperious form. that's why it was such a surprise. so this was a big surprise at headingley, with england slipping to defeat against sri lanka. andy swiss was watching. sunny skies, an in—form england, against a struggling sri lankan team. what could possibly go wrong? well, not much at first, as england's bowlers seemingly set them on course for victory. it all seemed so easy. 0ut, good catch. the catches stuck, the wickets tumbled, and sri lanka's total of 232 seemed substandard. but sri lanka have lasith malinga, "the slinger" as

faint after being sent into balance recording his 2nd century of this cricket australia making 284 of the 7 off their 5000 england were in trouble pretty much from the get go as jones vince has cleaned up the 2nd ball of the innings by jason baer and off he'd go into tight 5 to 44 and that really set the time for the in an innings as there batsmen fell to a succession of frankly awful shots 64 run defeat was their 3rd of the tournament and their 2nd in a row is the 1st time england have suffered back to back defeats in one day international since january 27th in the remember world that pretoria but favorites are not supposed to be the world's number one ranked one day side so as you mentioned australia the 1st team in the semifinals following their 6 win in 7 games remain the 4th in the table but bangladesh pakistan all have a chance of holding them but it's still in england's hands as i said all they need to do is win the last 2 games of those 2 games are against india new zealand the i need to beat and teams left in the total and. chances are in our hands everything is there and they're within our control we ju

australia. tomorrow england play cameroon in valencia, having won all three of their games, you can watch that liveite having a 100% record so far phil neville believes his side can still improve as the tournament continues. the bigger test is still to come. another 15, 20% in this team. in terms of performance levels. you know, i would say we are in a good place to attack the last 16, and i a lwa ys place to attack the last 16, and i always think when you come out of the group stages that this is when you've got to earn your money, and enjoy it even more. and start focusing that about winning. something that isn't winning is the england under 21 is. they were so promising. we are champions, some of these players with high hopes of going some way in italy. but six crazy girls towards the end and they last for two. romania were jubilant there. two goals later from the romanian sealed victory. andy ruiz junior has revealed how he is enjoying his success as he became world heavyweight champion. he became the wba wbo and ibf belt holder when he knocked out anthony joshua in new york at the start of thi

dollar is revived 10 years of take became worthless and in sport australia cricket world cup semifinals and piled the pressure on hosts england peter will have all the action coming up. in a while as news donald trump into a blitz or a part some iran if it attacks anything american the u.s. president delivered the warning via twitter and new war of words where the iran tehran has condemned new u.s. sanctions cold mentally retarded. reports from the main capital tehran. in his 1st public appearance since iran shot down a u.s. surveillance drone last week president hassan rouhani did not hold back he said the latest sanctions targeting iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei are the irrational actions of a confused government didn't know it they are suffering from mental disability the

have been doing for years approaching any kind of game whether it's in their pakistan and australia and england not south africa or whoever it is. remains the same which is to go there be professional about cricket pakistan of the only taint of the hosting going to list told them and so far but after 2 defeats and a washout i can't really afford a defeat in this much by word of course underdogs when i buy a mostly bait india win the champions trophy form in england so years ago i'm telling applies in the dressing room you could be a hero tomorrow your careers are going to be defined by a moment in the game you do something incredible tomorrow you'll you'll be remembered for ever and kind of mantras how do you want to be remembered in this world cup for all 10 teams play each other over india and pakistan always me in my just moments now because cricket bosses ensure that happened such as the importance of this going to them the one thing cricket bosses can control is the british weather and after all the washouts we've had so far they'll be desperate for the writing to style why they welling's

and england are struggling in their cricket world cup match against australia.target of 286 they've already lost four early wickets. —— five wickets. good afternoon. borisjohnson has given his firmest commitment yet that britain would leave the european union on the 31st of october — if he became prime minister. he told talk radio that brexit would happen on the halloween deadline "do or die, come what may". and in a letter to his rival jeremy hunt this afternoon, he challenged him to also commit to this date. but mrjohnson continued to maintain his silence over his private life, which has come under scrutiny. it's been revealed that the winner of the leadership race will be announced onjuly the 23rd with the transition to a new prime minister the following day. our political correspondent jessica parker reports. critics say he has kept us in the dark about his brexit plan, but borisjohnson‘s taking a few steps into the media spotlight. in an interview with the bbc, a concession that he can't get the brexit he wants without goodwill from brussels. it's notjust u