. -- haseeb hameed. ali robinson _ innings. -- haseeb hameed.ali robinson isjust _ innings. -- haseeb hameed. ali robinson isjust mitch _ innings. -- haseeb hameed. ali robinson isjust mitch the - innings. -- haseeb hameed. ali robinson isjust mitch the edge | robinson is just mitch the edge there as they push for another wicket butjoe wilson thank you for joining us us this evening. let's get to that breaking news now in the last hour or so, the olympic silver medallist cj or so, the olympic silver medallist q ujah or so, the olympic silver medallist cj ujah has been provisionally suspended for preaching anti—doping rules at the tokyo olympics, he returned an adverse test results during the games. he was part of the quartet than one 100 relay silver for team gb. let's get more and this from a reporter nesta mcgregor. evening to you. the wording is that an adverse analytical finding. what more do we know about that? i guess first off it is — more do we know about that? i guess first off it is important _ more do we know about that? i guess first

we saw hameed go as well. england batsman in tests this year, those questions about the top order batting line up don't go away, do theyjoe? film. don't go away, do they joe? 0h, absolutely. _ don't go away, do they joe? 0h, absolutely, that _ don't go away, do they joe? 0h, absolutely, that is _ don't go away, do they joe? 0h, absolutely, that is a _ don't go away, do theyjoe? oi, absolutely, that is a lovely don't go away, do theyjoe? oi absolutely, that is a lovely stat. shall i feed that back into the dressing room. iasked shall i feed that back into the dressing room. i asked jonny bairstow about this, he said if you look at our average scores they are not too far below the average score that you would get in english conditions when batting tends to be difficult. fair enough, hameed was brought back in to this team, though, and he is a player who has so much support, i think among english cricket over the fia yearses since he made his debut as a teenager he he has gone through a loss of form and fitness an

we a great our partners that stood with us on the ground at hamed karzai international. i'm going to single out one night. the norwegians that maintain their hospital at the airport and who were absolutely critical for the immediate care of our wounded after the abbey gates attack. they agreed to ex-provide more coverage for us. our diplomats have processed over 120,000 people stands beside that of their military partners. we were a team on the ground. as i close my remarks, i would like to offer my personal appreciation to the more than 800,000 service members and 25,000 civilians that have served in afghanistan and particularly to the families of those who loved ones have been lost or wounded. your service as well as that of your comrades and family members will never be forgotten. my heart is broken over the loss that we sustained three days ago. we will remember them. the last 18 days have been challenging. americans can be proud of the men and women of the armed forces that met these challenges head on. i'm now ready to take your questions. >> thank you, general. st

i'm joined now by hamed, a blogger in kabul. we are keeping him anonymous for his own safety.can, about what your family has given for afghanistan.— what your family has given for afuhanistan. ., ~ i. ., afghanistan. thank you for reaching out... the ordinary _ afghanistan. thank you for reaching out... the ordinary citizens - afghanistan. thank you for reaching out. .. the ordinary citizens of- afghanistan. thank you for reaching out... the ordinary citizens of this l out... the ordinary citizens of this country who are going through the hard time in kabul so i personally, ourfamily gave a hard time in kabul so i personally, our family gave a big sacrifice, my brother is a special force officer and commander, two months ago he was killed by a taliban sniper. after days of hospitalisation, he succumbed to his injury. he left three kids and his wife behind. he went to fight the war, he went to fight the element of afghans, that nobody in the family agreed to it, but this is the big sacrifice that our family made but this is the big sacrifice that ourfamily made in this but this

in terms of england's batching, this new look opening partnership, haseeb hameed does like to open the but also took the chance to play their shots. there was one notable six from rory burns, lots of four too, so they kept the scoreboard ticking over, did not get stuck in what we have seen from england's top order in recent times. it is really early days but certain terms of that early partnership, an ongoing issue for england for severe we suggest they are —— dare we suggest they are a step closer to solving it. the -- dare we suggest they are a step closer to solving it.— closer to solving it. the first day ofthe closer to solving it. the first day of the third _ closer to solving it. the first day of the third test _ closer to solving it. the first day of the third test at _ of the third test at headingley. many things indeed. the transfer window shuts in six days, but one of the sagas of the summer has been put to bed. harry kane says he's staying at spurs. even before the euros, he dropped some heavy hints that he wanted to join manchester city, city wanted him. then, when he seem

staff and their immediate family members have been evacuated or are currently on the ground of the hamed karzai airport. we're working to evacuate remaining staff and we've been in direct contact with them. these employees have served the united states. they have not only worked for us but worked with us. they are our colleagues. as you heard us say before, our embassies around the world quite simply could not function without locally-employed staff. we will continue to do everything we can to bring them to safety. >> so before you came out here, your colleague at the white house punted an enormous number of questions to you. you can thank her for that later. some of which involved some of the numbers you just went through and she gave some as well. there's three things that i want to ask. please be extremely brief with the answers. i don't feed long answers. do you have numbers or do those include lprs, also, do you have numbers for remaining sivs, do you have numbers for p 1, p 2 applicants and in terms of the broader universe of at-risk afghans, do you have numbers for those. secondly

rory burns, and with him haseeb hameed, a new opening partnership, added 120 runs together and they're paralympics gb are fifth on the medals table after day one of the games with one gold, four silvers and a bronze. three of those medals were in the pool and three in the velodrome — and it was dame sarah storey who got gb�*s first gold. she beat team—mate crystal lane—wright in the final of the c5 3000 metres, individual pursuit. 0ur paralympics reporter rachel latham looks ahead to day two. looking ahead to tomorrow, we will finally see simmons and actions. she goes to the 200 metres individual. it's notjust goes to the 200 metres individual. it's not just for goes to the 200 metres individual. it's notjust for going for great britain. also grace harvey and macy summers will also be going in the 200 metres individual classification. everyone will think that ellie is good for the gold but she has been chasing ellie's tell for a while now. so we'll have to see who comes out on top moving to the equestrian, so if he was hoping to continue with her gold medal from rio and pick up another

citizens should consider travelling to hamed karzai airport. the administration and the state department are ensuring that the u.s. and people there understand that the administration or the united states cannot secure safe passage to that airport. moving on beyond this. we've gotten accounts of what is happening today. this is from a former u.s. contractor. he's an afghan, he's in kabul. he said he worked with the state department for about a decade. he told us -- >> we have gotten no update from him since he sent us that this morning. meanwhile here at the state department, a brief ago short while ago. the deputy secretary of state wendy sherman acknowledged the problems in getting to the airport. >> there's military partners on the ground in kabul, engaging directly with the taliban that to make clear that we expect all people that wish to leave to do so safely. >> the state department has warned of consequences and has failed to detail the specifics of what that would be. back to you. >> martha: thanks, rich, at the state department. joinin

rory burns and with him haseeb hameed, a new opening partnership, added 120 runs together and they'reed here, but not many. joe wilson, bbc news, headingley. the cyclist dame sarah storey moved a step closer today to becoming britain's most decorated paralympian after she won britain's first gold medal at the paralympics in tokyo. the gold was the 15th of her career, and she broke her previous world record in the process. in total, great britain claimed six medals on the first day of the games. our sports correspondent andy swiss has been watching the action in tokyo. a golden start from one of britain's most golden athletes. for dame sarah storey, it seems winning is just a way of life. storey arrived here with 14 paralympic titles and the 15th was never in doubt. in the pursuit, she'd set a world record in qualifying and her all—british final against crystal lane—wright was more a victory procession as she caught her team—mate with laps to spare. and dame sarah storey! nearly 30 years after her paralympic debut, storeyjust keeps getting better. she needsjust one more gold from her t

they've lost both rory burns and haseeb hameed though, so at lunch england are 182—2 — that's a lead by ball commentary on 5live sports extra. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website — including news of the new dates for the re—arranged rugby league world cup. that's at bbc.co.uk/sport — but that's all your sport for now. thank you very much. now, let's talk more about the prime minister's comments on afghanistan in the last couple of hours. he said the "overwhelming majority" of eligible people attempting to flee the taliban in afghanistan have been evacuated. with time running out ahead of the united states' withdrawal deadline at the end of the month, borisjohnson has insisted the uk will do everything possible in the days left to help those who worked with western forces. he spoke while visiting troops in london — and was asked how long the flights will continue: well, we'll keep going, obviously, for as long as we can. and i think what people should also understand is what an incredible achievement this has been by the uk mil

haseeb hameed starting the innings.op want another one? there we go. england were passed 50 without losing a wicket. is it possible a day of test cricket could run quite this smoothly? the answer is basically yes. play is coming to a conclusion with england 114 without loss, both opening batsmen passed 50. i am aware this is only day one but, from england's point of view, day one could not have gone any better. thank you, joe wilson. time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. it was a beautiful day across many parts of the country and in western scotland, intention, the temperature got up to 27 celsius. 28, 26.8, to be exact. you can see on the satellite picture how sunny it was across scotland, northern ireland and many areas, and this high temperature is a result of the light winds and prolonged sunshine. this is what it looks like early in the morning, very little change in the forecast. we will see cloud developing through the night and drifting off the north sea, like last night and the night before.

haseeb hameed had faced hours of fast bowling, then this — undone byjadeja�*s spin, gone for 68. version of frozen opens in the west end this weekend. the musical is adapted from the 2013 blockbuster movie — and it�*s the latest example of london theatres getting back on their feet after covid as tim muffet reports. # for the first time in forever... # theatres closed for 18 months, an industry in need of a lift. time, it�*s hoped, to finally... # let it go... # frozen the musical, a stage show based on the smash hit film. for so long we werej just, as an industry, wondering when it would come back. when we all arrived at the theatre we were like, whoa. this is our first time performing after, you know, nearly two years. the film frozen has become one of the most successful animated movies of all time. it�*s taken more than £1 billion at the box office, and it gave the world that song. # let it go # . am — with the wind and sky... # it's so exciting i to get to do let it it's so exciting to get to do let it go because there'sl just so much magic. that's the only thing i can descr

that brought to the crease haseeb hameed.ts the spectators who make the occasion. keep watching. burns on a9, out lbw — and energy back with india. joe wilson, bbc news, lords. and in the hundred, birmingham phoenix men have gone to the top of the table after beating the trent rockets. liam livingstone was the star of the show, smashing 50 off 30 balls to help his side to 166 for six, whilst the trent rockets were all out for 150, with imran tahir taking another two wickets. and before that, a win for birmingham phoenix women too, who beat trent rockets by three wickets at trent bridge. erin burns their star, top scoring with 38 runs and taking one wicket. and that's all the sport for now. goodnight. hello there. it won't be as windy on saturday, but the weekend could start a bit dull, damp and misty across parts of wales in the southwest of england. at that cloud will work its way very slowly northwards through the midlands, up to northern england and northern ireland, bringing with it a bit of rain and drizzle. more in the

rory burns, and with him haseeb hameed, a new opening partnership, added 120 runs together and they'rehree of those medals were in the pool and three in the velodrome — and it was dame sarah storey who got gb�*s first gold. she beat team—mate crystal lane—wright in the final of the c5 3000 metres, individual pursuit. 0ur paralympics reporter rachel latham looks ahead to day two. looking ahead to tomorrow, we will finally see ellie simmons in action. she goes to the 200 metres individual. it's notjust for going for great britain. also grace harvey and macy summers newton macy summers newton will also be going in the 200 metres individual classification. everyone will think that ellie is good for the gold but macy has been chasing ellie's tell for a while now. so we'll have to see who comes out on top moving to the equestrian, sophie wells hoping to continue with her gold medal from rio and pick up another gold medal and will be seeing the reigning champion in the 500 metre time trial. kadeena cox. she will have tough competition from canada. can she pick up another gold medal here in to

england made changes, haseeb hameed fielding. he's valued for his classical batting. in every delivery, and... rohit sharma's batting could make a weaker bowler weep and any captain frown. regrets? he may have had a few. come on, jimmy, work some magic. rohit sharma, out for 83. then anderson again, cheteshwar pujara, caught and gone for nine. after two sessions of play, england had taken just two wickets. still, underfloodlights, they remained hopeful. but kl rahul stayed cool. and the sun returned to greet his batting. i mean, why not? that's just about perfect. from rain clouds to shadows, england's day did not run to plan. play is continuing so we have withdrawn to this position but a moment ago i heard the roarfor the outstanding century by rahul. they are currently 245—2. 0utstanding. joe, thank you. time for a look at the weather here's stav danaos. thank you very much, george. good evening to you. behind me is the anomaly temperature map across europe indicating temperature is below the seasonal norm across the north and well above across the south. we have ha

it's harder to get inside hamed karzai airport. we're told the taliban could be in full control now in a matter of days. some predict as early as this weekend. the worse, the death and destruction and carnage all easily preventible. so easily preventible. joe biden is defiantly locked into his disastrous decision that has rendered us a failure here. why he's tripled down on this failure is anyone's guess. why he's abiding by the taliban deadline also a mystery tonight. why he's not sending in additional troops to rescue every single solitary american behind enemy lines is unforgiveable. why he's so accepting of the idea that americans will be left behind is beyond anything that any good american that i know of can comprehend. sadly tonight, that outcome seems inevitable. this was not an intelligence community failure. joe biden ignored what are dozens and dozens of warnings on the ground and they've been given to him now for months. our sources confirming, he ignored his own military advisers. that too has been on going for months.

haseeb hameed, nine scored, lbw, yeah, out.ets, needed six more for victory. now, hang on, is that rain, orjust english wishful thinking? cold hard reality, joe root out for 33, and india's captain knew he had a prize almost worth the test itself. mohammed siraj got one and then another, out first bowl and first innings. and here's one for you 0llie robinson, where both teams had been aggressive, the umpires have observed. this match was reaching its limits. 0llie robinson finally outjust in the last minute or so, so here we are on the final evening of the fifth day of this test match and i reckon we have about 30 minutes left possible for play. england are eight wickets down, trying to cling on to the possibility of a nerve jangling draw. listen — it is exactly what a test match is for. nail—biting indeed! time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. not even the weather can help save england. how we missed this rain earlier today i have no idea, but it has moved away and we have seen clearing skies across many parts of

careful not to say that they have a partnership with the taliban in the final days of our time at the hamed karzai international airport. but they are coordinating with them. so i asked the white house what is going on. >> i saw people running security nor the taliban in kabul are terrorists with millions of bounties on their heads. are we going to try to bring those known terrorists to justice before we leave the country? >> peter, i think our focus right now is on doing everything we can to get the remaining american citizens that want to depart out of the country, to get our african partners out of the country. >> so the white house remains confident that they can establish and over-the-horizon capability to take these terrorists out if they remain in afghanistan without americans on the ground. neil? >> neil: all right, peter doocy. thanks very much. we were going in and out of various press briefings. one item that might have been overlooked is price at the state department. he said the taliban asked the us to keep a diplomatic presence in afghanistan beyond august 31 when we are suppo

hamed of whatsoever ishe judgede jets which house members addressed his faltering anguish were insults against all nuevo mexico knows. as i am their true representative under the laws, i claim to be their true type in all that has been the subject of sarcasm and ridicule, in the debates about this contested election. i receive it all as a representative of my people. ontario in stark contrast comes on to the floor and he speaks in english. he dresses the house. he repeats salacious claims against gallegos, going back to his days in the priesthood. he accuses gallegos of being a creature of an airline political culture, the mexican party faction which he described as, quote, indulging great hostility against the institutions of the united states. and contrasts to gallegos, otero, describes himself as being of i'm quoting him here, on a mixed spanish descent. as part of the nuevo mexico would lead who viewed u.s. annexation as salvation, quoting him again, the only security from the perpetual discords and civil wars of mexico, i confess have always been attached to the institutions of th

it goes 360 degrees around hamed karzai airport. the administration is saying you better let these people through including those that want safe passage out. or are they thinking the administration wouldn't send soldiers to that perimeter to go outside the airport perimeter, to gather up those individuals, to allow them safe passage? someone is taking a big gamble here. >> right. seems as though we are. even though 6,000 troops sounds impressive at a condensed area like an airport, the fact is the taliban has their entire army pretty much in kabul and controls if not the airspace at least the ground space there. we're depending on their tender mercys. they have been very pragmatic. you saw bbc reporters interviewing taliban administrators that is a break through that they were allowing interviews rather than beheading the western reporters. one of the reasons the afghan national army melted away so quickly is the taliban offered amnesty and seemed to stick by that. saying drop your rifle, take off your uniform and go back to your ho

the department of defense has secured hamed karzai airport. there's instructions on when and how to get there for civilians. we have communicated to the first tranche of american citizens. we're working hand and glove to load planes safely and securely and as fast as possible. we completed our draw down to the core diplomatic presence that we need. at this time we'll no longer need to facilitate departures for embassy personnel. all remaining staff will be assists departures from afghanistan and the department is surging resources to augment the relocation of american citizens and afghan special immigrants and elsewhere adding personnel to assists with p-1, p-2 adjudicated process. we're in direct contact with the ground to see who is interested in relocation and the process for doing so. ambassador john bass, a seasoned diplomat is heading to kabul today, a career member of the senior foreign service, he brings decades of experience from seven missions overseas and in leadership positions including executive secretary here in washington. amba

citizens and residents and spouses and unmarried children should consider traveling to hamed karzai international airport." the united states government cannot ensure safe passage to the airport." we're hearing reports that some of these planes that are leaving the airport are doing so without a full contingent of people on them. there's a number of issues that they have to go through in order to get on the planes first. we talked about the journey to the actual airport. once you're there, there's diplomatic events that have to take place before people can get on these airports to whether they're coming to the u.s. or whether going to other countries. we asked the state department spokesperson what is the bottle necks, describe them and how does the state department plan to address them. first of all, they're opening the aperture to make sure there's people there with increasing left capacity to make sure there's not a single empty side on the aircraft that some on the ground have described as chaotic unfolding in kabul. neil? >> neil: thanks very much. to echo what the defense establishment is s

. >> we're improving our through-put at hamed karzai airport. we think that we'll be able to continue to try to improve that. that is the goal. >> neil, we heard reporters press the state department's spokesman because there's now reports on the ground that the state department is being sticklers about whether you have been vetted, whether you filled out the siv paperwork. so that 18,000 that cleared out of the airport, they're now going to have a slower through-put in to the airport to get on the military planes which are landing one per hour and taking off within an hour. it's hard to keep up the pace of what they did if the state department is trying to vet these people on the ground in kabul. neil? >> neil: what you're saying everyone on the planes if the state department had its way and has had its way, they had proper identification, visas, paperwork, whatever you call it, that allows them to fly out? >> the state department says american citizens, westerners with diplomats and sivs with a visa in hand should come to the kabul airport and

vice president michel gaskill hames says. >> the mandate will apply for the health care systems. more than 230,000 employees. >> here in northern california. she says 78% of employees and 95% of physicians are fully vaccinated, but it's still not enough. our goal is that by september 30th, we will have a fully vaccinated workforce. >> by august 23rd. we're going to begin requiring all of those that are unvaccinated to have twice-a-week testing covid-19 testing. >> and even of this, we starting by trying to understand the vaccination status of all of our employees, its employees remain unvaccinated. >> they'll have to apply for a medical or religious exemption right now. gas kill him, says most of the vaccine hesitation is coming from their younger employees and staff were among the latino and african-american we look at our current conditions with the delta variant and our current state of our hospitals. we are approaching a 4th surge. we believe that this is what we need to do to keep our employees, our front-line workers safe, our patients safe and most importantly, it also mak

vetting process, we have reached out to them and we have instructed them to consider traveling to the hamed karzai international airport.and numbers can be difficult to discern. we know in the siv populations that there are a number of afghans that have completed what is called the chief of mission stage and completed part or all of the security vetting stage. those are the ones that we reached out to and their dependents. so you know that siv applicants are eligible to bring a spouse and minor children as well that adds to the tallies. there's been a lot of questions about figures when it comes to u.s. citizens. there's context there. as you know, nick, whether the country is france or afghanistan, the state department doesn't track the movement of american citizens. >> i'm not asking about american citizens. i'm asking about the broad universe of africans that would potentially come out. the president said with an interview with abc the president said no more than 65,000 people. a statement today from one advocacy group that said the u.s. should consider airlifting out about 200,000 peopl

dom sibley caught for 11,with haseeb hameed bowled the next ball to leave england 23—2.their return to the top flight tonight as the new premier league season kicks off. the bees host arsenal at eight o'clock, and it should be a full house for the first time, at the new brentford community stadium. it from friday night, that my players are running themselves to the ground, two that the fans are behind us for every minute of that match. because that is like the kick off to a new world we have never tried before, so we are all very excited. if you look historically on that they— if you look historically on that they have done in the last few year, very clear— they have done in the last few year, very clear direction, i think from top to— very clear direction, i think from top to bottom of the club, they know what they— top to bottom of the club, they know what they want to do. they execute it really _ what they want to do. they execute it really well and they will be a tough — it really well and they will be a tough opponent for every team in the premier_ tough opponent fo

as you know, two suicide bombers detonated in the vicinity of the abbey gate at hamed karzai airport. the attack on the gate was followed by a number of isis gunman that opened fire on civilian forces. we know 12 u.s. service members have been killed in the attack and 15 more service members have been injured. a number of afghan civilians were killed and injured in the attack. we're treating some of them aboard hkia. many others have been taken to hospitals in town. we're working to calculate the total losses. we don't know what that is right now. their loss weighs heavily on us all. i'll talk about that as i go through my prepared remarks. we continue to focus on the protection of our forces and the evacuees. while we're saddened by the loss of life, we're continuing to execute our motion. our mission is to execute u.s. citizens and those at risk. despite the attack, we're continuing the mission. as of today, we have approximately 5,000 evacuees awaiting airlift. we've evacuated 104,000 from hkia. 60,000 from the united states and 37 by our allies and partners and that includes bring

then he made a decision to clips in the defensive perimeter to around the hamed karzai airport.ion, it created a vacuum. the taliban could not react quick enough to get in there and fill it so you not only have taliban throughout kabul right now, but you have a lot of terrorist elements that have come in that want to embarrass the taliban. they're not aligned with the taliban. that includes al-quaida, includes isis-k, those elements are there. the hakani network, all of them are vying to get power in that country to do a power-sharing with the taliban, who is the dominant force, but nonetheless, when these vacuums were created by this government, by our government, making a political decision to pull back in the manner that we did, with the rapid pace that we did, it did not serve our national security interests. now we're seeing the consequences of that price. because the intelligence that led up to the attacks today, we didn't have it. the first indicators we got that there was going to be an attack came from the british. they gave us that first heads up. the first indications

england have brought in moeen ali, haseeb hameed and mark wood.itish number one beat elina svitolina in three sets. konta's missed a lot of tennis after pulling out of wimbledon becasue she was a close contact of someone who tested positive for covid, and then missed the olympics herself because she tested positive. however, she is back, and showing some good form ahead of the us open which starts at the end of the month. former world heavyweight champion, david haye is making a return to the ring three years after retiring at the age of a0. haye officially hung up his gloves in 2018 after back—to—back defeats against tony bellew. haye — on the right of your screen — said on social media that he'll be boxing joe fournier over eight rounds in los angeles, but that it wasn't a comeback. for the last few years, haye's been a manager and promoter. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. a study by the charity the world wildlife fund says britain's budget for policies to tackle global warming is less than one hundredth of

he's set to bat at three with haseeb hameed — who returned to the team in that spot at lord's — likelyen knocked out. murray came close to taking the first set against frances tiafoe, but failed to convert three break points. he was then broken twice in the second set, as the american won 7—6, 6—3. murray has been added to the main draw for the us open next week after former champion stan wawrinka withdrew. you can follow all the developments of the paralympics on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. i absolutely love that line in the script, the never—ending storey in patrick's report. we are sticking with the paralympics again. it's been a brilliant start for great britain's paralympians, as the games got under way in tokyo overnight. they've already secured a gold and two silver medals in the velodrome, and a bronze medal in the pool. sarah storey claimed her 15th paralympic title in the c5 3,000 metres individual pursuit, beating fellow brit crystal lane—wright, and breaking her own world record in qualifying. that is worth repeating! meanwhile, in the men's tandem

both rory burns and haseeb hameed are still in as england finished the day on 120 without loss.g, as well, i thought the guys who batted were outstanding. so yeah, we're just delighted that things came up for us. we had planned throughout the series, i think we've bowled pretty well throughout the series, and at times things don't go your way. but when things do go your way, you have to make the most of it, and i think we've done that today. paralympics gb are fifth on the medals table after day one of the games with one gold, four silvers and a bronze. three of those medals were in the pool. but it was dame sarah storey who got gb�*s first gold. she beat team—mate crystal lane—wright in the final of the c5 3,000 metres, individual pursuit. it's the 15th paralympic title of storey�*s career, and she's nowjust one behind mike kenny's british record of 16. she smashed her world record by over four seconds in qualifying and caught lane—wright after 1,750 metres of their race. she's now won medals at each of the eight games she's attended. for lane—wright, who also set a personal be

and if you thought the bowling was good, take a look at the batting. 0peners rory burns and haseeb hameedout this series, i think we have bowled pretty well throughout the series. we've had planned throughout this series, i think we have bowled pretty well throughout the series. at times, things don't go your way, but when things do go your way, you've got to make the most of that and we did today. sad news now, the former england captain and chairman of selectors ted dexter has died at the age of 86. nicknamed �*lord ted', dexter played 62 tests for england and was captain in the early 605. --'60$. he was renowned for the power with which he hit the ball. arguably this was his most famous innings against the west indies at lord's in 1963 when he came in at 0—1 and smashed 70 off 73 deliveries. he was later named president of the marylebone cricket club and was awarded a cbe in 2001. football and arsenal helped themselves to their first win of the season with a 6—0 thumping over a young west brom side in the second round of the carabao cup. captain pierre—emerick aubameyang scored a hat—t

england have brought in moeen ali, haseeb hameed and mark wood.e hundred after helping them get to the final. the indian star helped them to the final yesterday with 78 runs but will fly home to see her family before her country's tour of australia. she will take no further part in the tournament and will be replaced by ireland's gaby lewis. chelsea fans are still waiting for confirmation of romelu lukaku's move back to stamford bridge. we understand that deal is done forjust under £100 million. and they could recoup some of that money by selling tammy abraham to roma. their general manager — tiago pinto — is in london, hoping to negotiate that move for the england striker. the 23—year—old was left on the bench as chelsea won the super cup last night, beating villareal on penalties. arsenal are also said to be interested. arsenal midfielderjoe willock has agreed personal terms with newcastle, and will travel to the north—east for a medical ahead of a permanent move. the 21—year—old spent last season on loan at stjames' park — the deal is expected

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england's batting started terribly, losing two wickets in two balls with haseeb hameed out first ball who i never would have expected to have a conversation with about cricket, and i'm not someone who knows loads about it, but really enthused about it now. so it is working, if that was the point, wasn't it? getting a wider audience, different types of people watching. exactly. you watch it on tv with the glossy graphics,... the exactly. you watch it on tv with the glossy graphics.---_ exactly. you watch it on tv with the glossy graphics,..._ yes, j glossy graphics,... the music. yes, ou have glossy graphics,... the music. yes, you have a — glossy graphics,... the music. yes, you have a mini _ glossy graphics,... the music. yes, you have a mini gig _ glossy graphics,... the music. yes, you have a mini gig going _ glossy graphics,... the music. yes, you have a mini gig going on - glossy graphics,... the music. yes, | you have a mini gig going on halfway through. and it is nice to see the way they present it as well, with different types of styles and presentations, the format is obvious

announcement on tap and his reappointment coming he also has, it seems like, six, seven, eight, make mo hamed that want to move now. along the lines of mohamed and i'm impressed by robert kaplan's argument that it may be doing more harm than good to be adding these asset purchases to the fed's balance sheet right now in that if the problem is a supply problem and you have plenty of demand in this country, really what you're doing is exacerbating the inflation problem out there. so i agree with a lot of what mohamed is saying and i agree with some of the hawks on the committee that think, you know what, i'm not sure it's doing any good to reverse policy as a risk management approach to the inflation problem. >> last week i said there's the good cop, jay powell, and then i talked about the bad cops that he sent out that week to talk about tapering sooner rather than later i thought i told you that i thought he'd push back on that and be the good cop. i don't think you agreed with me isn't that what happened kind of >> yeah. i'm sorry, joe, i don't precisely remember that conversation, but if yo

openers rory burns and haseeb hameed both reached their half centuries as england finished the day onhted that things came off for us _ just delighted that things came off for us. we've had planned throughout the series— for us. we've had planned throughout the series and i think we bowled pretty— the series and i think we bowled pretty well through the series and at times— pretty well through the series and at times things don't go your way, but when — at times things don't go your way, but when things go your way you have to make _ but when things go your way you have to make the _ but when things go your way you have to make the most of it and we did that today — arsenal helped themselves to their first win of the season with a 6—0 thumping over a young west brom side in the second round of the carabao cup. captain pierre—emerick aubameyang scored a hat—trick in his first start of the season, with the other goals from bukayo saka, nicolas pepe and alexandre lacazette to seal a comfortable progression for arsenal into the third round. if only they could do that in the premier league

dom sibley caught for 11, with haseeb hameed bowled the next ball to leave england 23—2 a short time tottenham boss nunu espirito santo says his players won�*t be distracted by speculation over harry kane�*s future. the england captain is back in training with spurs, as the saga about where he will play his football this season continues. tottenham start their campaign at home on sunday to champions manchester city,one of the clubs kane has been linked with this summer. nuno said he hadn�*t yet decided if kane will play. liverpool fans have been given a boost ahead of their first match at norwich on saturday — talisman virgil van dyk, who missed most of last season through injury, has signed a new contract with the club. the defender�*s extended his stay until the summer of 2025. van dijk only played five league games last season because of a knee injury. liverpool have had a comparatively quiet window compared to other big teams but that doesn�*t phase their manager. i�*m never surprised about the financial power of chelsea, city or united. i am long enough in the country to know th

they have lost both openers — rory burns and haseeb hameed — but dawid malan and captainjoe root haveis was his most famous innings against the west indies at lord's in 1963 when he came in at none for one and smashed 70 off 73 deliveries. he was later named president of the marylbone cricket club and was awarded a cbe in 2001. that's ted dexter, who's died at the age of 86. pep guardiola says he'll be leaving manchester city when his contract expires in 2023. he'll then take some time off before looking for a job with a national side. the former barcelona and bayern munich coach has won 10 trophies in his time at city, including three premier league titles. and after missing out on the european championship, trent alexander arnold — who's recovered from injury — and jesse lingard are both back in the england squad for next month's world cup qualifiers. gareth southgate has just named his squad and there's also a first call—up for leeds striker patrick bamford, who scored 17 goals last season. england will face hungary, andorra and poland in early september as the road to qatar 2022 b