henry moran there. championships in paris — highjumperjonathan broome edwards won gb�*s second gold, the new zealand shot putter lisa adams , and the silver bullet marcel hug were some of the international stars celebrating as wellas rachael latham reports celebrating as well as rachael latham reports it's the end of day three here at the world championships, and some of the best para—athletes from around the world have been showcasing their talents, including new zealand's lisa adams. she's a reigning world champion in the shot put. she comes from a very sporty family. her sister is a coach and olympic champion. valerie. and her brother, who plays in the nba, was here cheering her on from the stands. and will be watching her pick up that gold medal. i caught up with her after her throw and i'm i'm pretty stoked with today. happy that i was able to build her out my series. i always feel like it's athletes. we can be happy, but we're never satisfied with what we do at. yeah, but. no, that's cool. yeah, i

henry moran, there are a lot of questions. should we start with anderson and the pace attack?y good at headingley. sentiment cannot play a part here. i sentiment cannot play a part here. ~' , sentiment cannot play a part here. ~' ~' , here. i think the most likely and obvious _ here. i think the most likely and obvious change - here. i think the most likely and obvious change will- here. i think the most likely and obvious change will be l here. i think the most likely l and obvious change will be in place of ollie robinson who did not look quite himself. it would have been expected he bowled more overs. he is not at the pace he would want to be either. stuart broad would almost certainly play, especially how well his plate against david warner at the top of the order. jimmy anderson possibly back at the side at his home ground and it is such a big test hasn'tjonny bairstow had been at the centre of things, the controversial run out, which cause a diplomatic incident for a few days but the bread—and—butter, keeping wicked, taking catches, has he done enough? well, statisticall

henry moran, there are a lot of questions. should we start with anderson and the pace attack?tty good at headingley. sentiment cannot play a part here. i think the most likely and obvious change will be in place of ollie robinson who did not look quite himself. it would have been expected he bowled more overs. he is not at the pace he would want to be either. stuart broad would almost certainly play, especially how well his plate against david warner at the top of the order. jimmy anderson possibly back at the side at his home ground and it is such a big test match. jonny bairstow had been at the centre of things, the controversial run out, which cause a diplomatic incident for a few days but the bread—and—butter, keeping wicked, taking catches, has he done enough? well, statistically, no. having said that, it would be surprising given what we know about the stubborn nature and the loyalty shown by mccullen and ben stokes, if they were to remove jonny bairstow from the side. if he gets in, he can score big runs and take a game away from the side. the 78 he scored feels a long

he says that he went out in the opening rounds of queens, and it does not look like henry moran can hearss the third test taking place at headingley, england against australia. it gets under way on thursday. roy hodgson is targeting a "top half finish" with crystal palace, after the club confirmed he will be their manager next season. the 75—year—old returned to palace in march when he replaced patrick vieira on a deal until the end of last season. he helped steer the side out of the relegation zone, taking 18 points from his ten games in charge — to finish 11th in the premier league. hodgson says he's "immensely pleased and proud" to be staying at palace. newcastle have signed ac milan and italy midfielder sandro tonali. the 23—year—old has signed a five—year contract, becoming eddie howe's first signing of the summer as his side prepares for champions league football. the reported £55million fee would make him the most expensive italian footballer of all time. and tottenham have reached a verbal agreement to sign manor solomon. the 23—year—old is set to undergo a medical this week. hej