avi hewitt and gordon reid coming through in theirfinal against a german pair. 61, 64.reat success here in the two previous yea rs success here in the two previous years leading up to the spine. 0nce again they get their hands on that trophy. success to tell you about the latter stages of singles but gordon reid and alfie hewitt doubt winning another title in the men's wheelchair doubles. that about wraps things up. on day 12 of these wimbledon championships. i will hand you back to lizzie greenwood hughes in salford for the rest of the day ‘s sport. lizzie. thank you, john. england's bidders are on the brink of levelling the one—day series with india. 0ne nil down before today's much. they have india on the ropes. they're trailing by 96 runs with less tha n they're trailing by 96 runs with less than three overs to go. jo route scored an unbeaten century. india's usually rock—solid batting line—up crumbled earlier on. serena match in england's weber it looks like tuesday's final will be the decider. it is still the same man wearing the leader's yellow jersey at the tour

he'll be back for more tomorrow but also today, britain's gordon reid and hewett today, britain's gordond and hewett won the wheelchair doubles here for the 30 in a row. angelique kerber, at 30, has plenty of time for more of this. —— the wheelchair doubles for the third year in a row. england's world cup adventure has come to an end with a 2—0 defeat by belgium in the third place play—off. england had their chances, but belgium were worthy winners, earning their best ever finish at a world cup. here's our sports editor dan roan. it's the match no team really wants to play in, a reminder ofjust how close you came to the main event. but for england this was at least a chance to end a stirring campaign on a high. they say no one remembers who finishes third at the world cup. but belgiun's hunger was immediately apparent. less than four minutes gone when thomas meunier stole in. despite still being the tournament's top scorer, harry kane had failed to find the net in his last two matches and here again it was not quite happening. eric dier then denied by a desperate goal—line clearance from

youth enjoyed great success to date alongside his doubles partner gordon reid.oubles final. they came through against cuneda and fernandez. he couldn't translate that into the doubles having lost —— he couldn't translate that to the singles having lost a olsson this morning. he won the french open last year, semifinals in the singles at wimbledon last year but he lost 6—2, 6—4 in that one. as far as the doubles goes, alongside alfie hewett and gordon reid against fernandez and kuneda, they came through. good news for the british interest in the wheelchair doubles. that is all from wimbledon and semifinals day. but epic opening semifinals day. but epic opening semifinal between kevin anderson and john isner going the distance. for now, back to salford. england's dream in russia may be over but their world cup's not. it's the game nobody wants to play in as they battle it out with belgium for third place in st petersberg tomorrow afternoon. victory for gareth southgate's side would make it their most successful world cup behind 1966, as our sports correspondent da

alfie hewitt and gordon reid continuing their successful partnership once again at these wimbledon championshipsy've one of the games this year. their third successive title. it came through 61, six four. they won against germany and sweden. i guess they just need to against germany and sweden. i guess theyjust need to decide who will keep it and which trophy cabinet thatis keep it and which trophy cabinet that is going to be stored in because they're getting used to collecting trophies, i read that? great news for them today and they dwell. we look forward to the men's final outcome tomorrow. kevin anderson up against novak djokovic asi anderson up against novak djokovic as i was saying. kerber triumphant today on ladies finals day. that is all from wimbledon for the moment on what has been another beautiful day here in south—west london. i will hand you back to salford with the rest of the day's sport. well, what a difference a couple of daysin well, what a difference a couple of days in cricket makes. after their heavy defeats to india on thursday england have bounced back to level the one—da

alfie hewett and his british partner gordon reid have just won the men's wheelchair double title fore for a third year in a row. and of course with so many of the top seeds in the women's draw going out in the early rounds, at least with an julie cooper going out in the early rounds, at least with anjulie cooper and serena williams we have a ladies final to come of real significance —— with angeli kerber. final to come of real significance -- with angeli kerber. thank you. now, football might not be coming home, but england are still in russia for one more match this afternoon — the third—place play—off against belgium, their fellow losing semi—finalists. our sports news correspondent, david 0rnstein, is in st petersburg. david, what would england say to those who think that this is a match that doesn't really matter? shaun connor welcome inside the st petersburg stadium, kick off at 3pm. many would argue this is a match that nobody wants to play in. but for england, it represents a chance to secure their highest race finish of the men's world cup since lifting the trophy in 1966 and

also gordon reid and alfie hewett with the winners of the wheelchair doubles for the third yearin wheelchairoubles for the third year ina wheelchair doubles for the third year in a row. age 30 angelique kerber has plenty of time for more of this. england's world cup has come to an end, with more disappointment. they suffered a second defeat to belgium, losing by two goals to nil, in the playoff to decide third and fourth place in the competition. from st petersburg our sports editor dan roan reports. it's the match no team really wants to play in, a reminder ofjust how close you came to the main event. but for england this was at least a chance to end a stiring campaign on a high. they say no one remembers who finishes third at the world cup. but belgian‘s hunger was immediately apparent. less than four minutes gone when thomas meunier stole in. despite still being the tournament's top scorer, harry kane had failed to find the net in his last two matches and here again it was not quite happening. eric dier then denied by a desperate goal—line clearance from tottenham team—mate toby alderweir

british duo alfie hewitt and gordon reid are aiming to defend the title they won in 2016 and 2017.efan 0lsson. chelsea have confirmed the appointment of maurizio sarri as their new manager on a three—year deal. the former napoli boss replaces antonio conte in charge as said he hoped to "provide some entertaining football for our fans, and that they'll be competing for trophies at the end of the season" as he gets to work, gareth southgate might be planning a couple of weeks off but before that he's got one more match in russia. not the one he wanted to be in but it's the 3rd ath placed playoff against belgium this afternoon. it's a repeat of the group stage game, when both teams fielded their second strings. our sports correspondent david 0rnstein is at the st petersburg stadium. an unforgettable journey, but this final match, can they get up for it? i think sojudging final match, can they get up for it? i think so judging from training yesterday, all 23 players were involved, and gareth southgate will be making changes, we still think he'll include the likes of harry caine, going

jamie murray is in the mixed doubles final today, hoping to emulate the feats of gordon reid and alfieett, who took a third straight title in the wheelchair doubles. lucy shuker will take part in the mixed doubles final later today, too. and so, 2pm this afternoon, before the football begins, it'll be all eyes on novak djokovic and kevin anderson in the men's doubles final. both came through the longest semi—finals in wimbledon history to make it this far. djokovic outlasted rafa nadal in a match split over two days before prevailing 10—8 in the final set. he says he doesn't have much to lose as he chases a 13th major title. anderson, playing in his second grand slam final, says he knows what to expect this time around. on the subject on marathon semi—finals, this was jack draper in the boys' event. he needed ten match points against colombia's nicolas mejia before winning 19—17 in the final set. the 16—year—old will play top seed chun hsin tseng on court number one today. in a couple of hours, england will fly home after five weeks in russia that exceeded expectatations. they matched

in the end though, 0lsson and his partner, belgium'sjoachim gerard were beaten by britain's gordon reid so, to today's men's final, and both novak djokovic and kevin anderson will have to dig deep into their energy reserves after the two longest semi finals in history. after anderson took 6.5 hours to win his semi, djokovic took more than five hours to beat rafael nadal in a five set epic. he's now one match away from winning his first grand slam title since 2016. there's british interest in today's boy's final. jack draper beat the colombian nicolas mejia in the longest match in wimbledon's boys history to book his place in the final, the three setter went on for four hours 24 minutes. standing between draper and his dream of becoming the first british boy to win the title since 1962 is world junior number one, chinese taipei's chun hsin tseng. after a month of highs and lows, in which they banished the nightmare of penalty shoot outs, and allowed the country to dream again, england head home later this morning. they finished the tournament with a pretty disappointing 2—0 defeat to bel

the british pair gordon reid and alfie hewitt have won the men's wheelchair doubles title for a thirdee just what it means to them. they are a great duo when they get together out on court. and they lifted the title once again. as i say, their third wimbledon doubles title. adding to the two that they won last year and the year before that. unfortunately no british interest in the singles. in both the men's and women's but great to see them doing the business in the wheelchair doubles. that is all for wimbledon on ladies final day. another beautiful day here at the all england club. i will hand you back to the studio. we will start with cricket. one nil down they currently have india and in 64-5, down they currently have india and in 64—5, needing 159. jo root scored an unbeaten century to help a decent target. the test captain showing he is back on form after some question marks. in reply, india's use the rock solid backing crumpled. but there was an incredible catch. england's captain has just been bowled. we'll have more for you and give you the update on that score. in the lead. a

gordon reid and alfie hewett, congratulations, thanks so much forjoining us after a gruelling match yesterdays obviously key here, thatis the chemistry is obviously key here, that is the secret behind your success. you know where each other are going to be on the court. absolutely, we have played together for years now and we know each other inside out, that is part of the reason why we make a good team. have you noticed the reaction to the sport changing? we were talking about the audience figures and how it has transformed, there is massive interest in the sport, especially when you guys are playing. absolutely, when i was playing days ago, it was only family and friends watching, but now we live on the bbc, court number three, watching, but now we live on the bbc, court numberthree, it watching, but now we live on the bbc, court number three, it shows how much the sport has grown. bbc, court number three, it shows how much the sport has grownm bbc, court number three, it shows how much the sport has grown. it is a great spec keita sport and you make it look so easy. —— a great spectator sp

but the 2016 champion, gordon reid, is suprisingly out. itles. so it is men's semi—finals day at wimbledon today. up first is the man who knocked out roger federer, kevin anderson. he is up against another big server in john isner. then it's time for rafael nadal against novak djokovic. it's their 51st meeting, more than any other two men in the open era. they know each other better than anyone else. coverage starts on bbc two at 12:30pm. we will have all the rest of the sport, the football news about co nte, sport, the football news about conte, at 7:30 a.m.. but callisto has had to go. hejust missed me, he had a really big shot, luckily missing my suit. taken away before it got messy. you fell out with kalisto already. a blue peter moment. the blue peter elephant moment, just missed, literally by that much!|j think that's enough. go and get some kitchen roll and we'll see you later. thank you, mike. we've been talking about donald trump's visit and we've been talking about the politics. is talk about the policing. we have a quote for you.