it'll be the first time since 2003 the two have met in a red ball game and captain heather knight feelse a big responsibility in the longest form. it honestly feels like every time i play test match, we are fighting for the format a little bit, and it is quite hard not to think of it as a player, because ultimately, you are trying to do the best with the situation in front of you, you are not trying to think too hard about the format. but do declare judged on that tub and if there is a slightly more attritional set of players, we are judged from the sometimes, and weather girls should be playing test cricket. —— and whether. yeah, we feel that pressure. test match special has live commentary of that match, which starts tomorrow at 11am. you can also watch in—play video clips during play via the bbc sport website and app. highlights will also be on tv later on. onto a busy sunday at the uk athletics championships, where daryll neita completed the sprint double, adding victory in the 200 metres to the 100 crown yesterday. neita — who was part of the british team that won relay bronze at t

it'll be the first time since 2003 the two have met in a red ball game, and captain heather knight feelse a big responsibility in the longest form. it honestly feels like every time we play a test match, we're fighting for the format a little bit. and it's quite hard not to think of that as a player, because, ultimately, you're trying to do the best with the situation in front of you, you're not trying to think too far ahead about the format, but i do think we are always judged on that. and there's a slightly more attritional section of players than there is in men's test cricket. i think we're judged slightly differently sometimes, and then the debate starts to go, "should women be playing test cricket?" so, yeah, we certainly feel that pressure. test match special has live online commentary of that match, which starts tomorrow at 11am. you can also watch in—play video clips via the bbc sport website and app. highlights will also be on tv later on. to the final day of action at the uk athletics championships, where daryll neita competed the sprint double. she shocked dina asher smith to

it's england's only test this summer and captain heather knight feels the women have a huge responsibilityy feels like every time we play a test match we are fighting for the format a little bit and it is quite hard not to think that has a player because, ultimately, you're trying to do the best in the situation in front of you. you not trying to think too hard about the format but i do think we are always judged on that and if there is a slightly more attritional section of play as there is a man's test cricket, we are done slightly differently sometimes and the debate starts to go, should women be playing test cricket? so we certainly feel that pressure. so we certainly feel that pressure. day three of the uk athletics championships are under way in manchester with daryl neita aiming for a sprint double in the final of the 200 metres just after half 3. you can follow that one on the bbc sport website and iplayer. tom bosworth has claimed a seventh british title in the 5 kilometre race walk, finishing more than two minutes clear of his nearest rival. there was a fifth discus title for sco

heather knight's side chose to field, and a short time ago, south africa were 275 for eight.frica just a better resurgence there for the visitors. ~ , ,., , ., visitors. absolutely, england winnin: visitors. absolutely, england winning the _ visitors. absolutely, england winning the toss _ visitors. absolutely, england winning the toss looked - visitors. absolutely, england winning the toss looked like | visitors. absolutely, england| winning the toss looked like a visitors. absolutely, england - winning the toss looked like a good decision as well, 89—5 was the south africa score. then came the big partnerships that really change things. we saw this a number of times during the women's world cup, she's a class all around her and she really dug in and played so, so well to score 150. that's what really caused england the pressure and the problems. they had to fight hard but eventually got that wicket to shift momentum back their way. it's been a really interesting day, fluctuating one way than the other probably as the players and headed off the field a minute or so ago, it's

heather knight was then run out in the first ball after lunch which left england 86—3.s confirmed he is retiring from international cricket. morgan led england to a famous world cup victory against new zealand in 2019 when his side won after a dramatic super over, he leaves as england's leading one—day and twenty20 run—scorer of all time and under him england broke the world record for the highest total in a one—day international three times. you know, you wake up and you know for them and that moment came for me in amsterdam and i think it's a combination of a lot of things over the course of my international cricket career which has been a long time. ijust come to the end, i'm glad i was in a sound enough space to understand that feeling and be well aware of what it meant. and also what it means both for the england white ball sides that i've let up until now and me in my personal life. and britain's jack law has won a second medal at the world diving championships in budapest. after silver in the synchro he took individual bronze in the 3 metre springboard, he has on

they�*d looked in trouble chasing down south africa�*s total of 284 when captain heather knight was run then we will see emma raducanu up against caroline garcia. she was looking so much more relaxed after that opening—round victory. then andy murray, at the age of 35, how many more chances only have to play here centre court? it is going to be a fascinating matchup when he takes on john to be a fascinating matchup when he takes onjohn izza, later. ——john izza. —— isner. that�*s all the sport for now. let�*s get more now on dame deborahjames, the cancer campaigner, blogger and podcaster, who has died of bowel cancer at the age of 40. since she was diagnosed in 2016, deborah has earned praise for her intimate, frank and often humorous account of living with the disease. our reporter graham satchell looks back at how she inspired a nation, raised millions for charity and connected with thousands of other cancer patients. as she approached the end of her life, deborahjames was honoured with a damehood. it was presented in person at her parents�* house by prince william. recognition for an

they didn't get off to the best start, with heather knight run out forjust eight runs, but nat scivern after a dramatic super over. he made his odi debut in 2006 and has played 248 times, scoring 14 centuries at an avergae ofjust under 40. jos buttler is among the favourites to replace him.. lewis hamilton says the time has come for action after three—time f1 champion nelson piquet referred to him using racially abusive language on a brazilian podcast. hamilton posted this on twitter earlier, saying... that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. and tune in at 6:30pm. let's get more now on plans by scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon to set a second independence referendum in motion. she wants it to take place october the 19th next year, with the question the same as in the 2014 vote — should scotland be an independent country? let's speak now to msp neil gray who's the snp's ministerfor culture, europe and international development. hello to you, mr gray. how is this the right time? riff hello to you, mr

. - heather knight called her side in. england 133 runs ahead on 417—8.s scored four tries to ireland's one to open up a 22—point advantage. it ended 32—17 to the maoris with ireland also losing james hume and cian healy to second—half injuries. the first test against new zealand is on saturday in auckland. that is all your support for now. more throughout the afternoon. you can watch some of the tennis if you want but please stick with the news. the nhs app in england is to be updated, adding features for patients to access more personalised care. by march next year, all users will be able to receive messages from their gp and to view and manage some hospital appointments. by 2024 the app should offer face to face video consultations. the department of health says it's part of the government's plan for digital health care. here's the health secretary, sajid javid. today we're launching a digital revolution for the nhs and care through this new plan. i want patients to have effective and quick access for their health needs at their fingertips and that's n

they didn't get off to the best start with heather knight run out and since then south africa have beenneded on social media saying... that's all the sport for now. heather watson is an action at the moment. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. more later. let's get more now on that announcement by scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon that she's making plans for another independence vote to be held in october next year. i'm joined now by the former chief executive of the pro independence yes scotland campaign during the 2014 referendum, blairjenkins. good afternoon. we heard the announcement from nicola sturgeon and we heard the response of the scottish conservatives, douglas ross talking about the price scotland pays for the sturgeon's continued obsession with another referendum. that is the kind of nonsensical thing douglas ross is prone to saying and the truth is there is a very clear democratic mandate which the scottish government has to hold a new independence referendum. i know if us and the rest of the uk will not necessarily pay close attention to scottish politic

they'd looked in trouble chasing down south africa's total of 284 when captain heather knight was runries, davidson—ricards did fall in the final over of the day but england will resume in taunton on 328—6 with a ali—run lead. formula 1 has condemned three—time world champion nelson piquet for using racially abusive language about lewis hamilton. the 69—year—old brazilian used an offensive term while referring to hamilton on a brazilian podcast. f1 says that discriminatory or racist language is unacceptable in any form and has no part in society. hamilton says archaic mindsets need to change. two matters today, the court is still covered here at the moment. what awaits emma raducanu in january, a huge reception but they don't want to have the same fate that befell serena williams last night, the big surprise seeing the 23 time champion go out. the way that andy murray and emma raducanu played, in the first round, they have got to be confident. the hours in the leader— have got to be confident. the hours in the leader must _ have got to be confident. the hours in the leader must be _ h