a remarkable story for her but sophia kenin is through, and herfirst for her but sophia kenin is throughgrand for her but sophia kenin is through, and herfirst grand slam semifinal. so much look forward to and in the next 20 minutes, an absolute belter. they talk about the barty party. how big is it going to be? it is all about the barty party. we have seen loads of people storming in here in preparation for that match to come little bit later on. it will not be easy for her against petra kvitova. a two—time grand slam champion. remember ash barty has only won one. it isa remember ash barty has only won one. it is a different story playing in melbourne. ash barty, the home favourite, there's been huge support for her, and she has carried that on his shoulders impressively. she had one warble in the second set, but she is thriving off the support, playing on the main show courts, and that will certainly benefit her, when she takes to the court later. a huge amount of respect between these two. let's hear from huge amount of respect between these two. let's hearfrom ash huge amount of resp

kenin was in inspired form as she came through comfortably. you can imagine, for ash barty, who's been carrying the hopes of a nation here at this home australian open, hopeful that they would see the first female australian enter the final here in a0 years. the barty party is over, though. kenin goes on to face garbine muguruza, another surprise success for her over simona halep, a former australian open finalist here a couple of years ago, when she was beaten by caroline wozniacki. she fell just short this time, garbine muguruza also coming through in straight sets. and as a multiple grand slam champion, she'll be hoping to add a third grand slam to her trophy cabinet if she can come past sofia kenin and saturday's final. of course, we'll wait to see who goes on to face novak djokovic — dominic thiem and alex zverev. all eyes on that second semifinal to come tomorrow. john watson. and in that semifinal, roger federer said it was a match he only had a 3% chance of winning given the groin injury he brought into it. he'll stay on 20 grand slam

yet sofia kenin so minister when the two tight sets.er at the age ofjust 21, not remotely faced by being in the arena playing in the first grand slam semi final, may be the occasion got to her after all she was trying to become the first australian women to reach the single final here after 40 years but not at her best at all. and simona halep made a lot of the running in her match. she had four set points in the first set, she served for the second set of 5—3 but garbine muguruza who isjust grown second set of 5—3 but garbine muguruza who is just grown and confident so much after a fairly flexible of years, not been in a grand slam finals she won wimbledon in 2017, just seize the opportunity. as far as british hopes concerned with saw that was england —— and did in the first week. a fabulous effort with the american, when the semi final against two cassette players and they lost the first set, they we re and they lost the first set, they were a breakdown in the third set it has to be said helped by managing to serve five double faults

kenin goes on to face muguruza, who was beaten a couple of years ago by caroline wozniacki.n straight sets. as a multiple grand slam champion, she will be hoping to add a third grand slam to her trophy cabinet if she can come past kenin on saturday's final. of course, we will wait to see who goes on to face novak djokovic, thiem and alex zverev, all eyes on it semi—final to come tomorrow. manchester united have made the biggest signing of the january transfer window so far. they have completed a deal for portugal midfielder bruno fernandes that could rise to more than £67 million. hejoins from sporting lisbon for an initial £a6 million on a 55—year deal, promising to give everything to bring trophies to old trafford. new wales coach wayne pivac has picked his first six nations team. they face italy in cardiff on saturday, and the new coach of the reigning champions has selected george north at outside centre, with wales struggling with injuries in midfield. uncapped scarlets wing johnny mcnicholl will take north's usual place on the wing. scotland coach gregor townsend will

at that run ended by a impressive performance by kenin at the united states.r. so she is into herfirst grand slam vinyl. who she plays, of course, we will find out in the next few hours. with simona halep and the arena must deliver on court now. both formal wendle —— wimbledon champions. it should bring a step closer to achieving a grandson. something very few at the elite level of women's tennis managed to achieve. and semi—final to come. novak djokovic against roger federer. a match that needs no introduction. absolutely not. we will see you again soon. that is the first half of today's briefing. we will have a lot more detail on facebook ‘s numbers, which were out after the closing bell on wall street late yesterday. they will see you soon. —— i will see you soon. hello there. wednesday was a day of contrasts across the country. for england and wales there we re for england and wales there were decent sunny spells around and it was a little milder. however, a different story in the far north in scotland, we had some persistent rain, it brought a couple of i

but it's bye—bye barty, as the top seed and home favourite crashes out, downed by america's sofia kenina flock of birdies for graeme mcdowell, as he cards a 64 to grab a share of the lead at the saudi open. hello and thanks forjoining us on sport today here on bbc world news. we are going to start down under, where novak djokovic continues his bid for a record—extending eighth australian open title. that is after he saw off roger federer in straight sets to advance to his 26th grand slam final. he really does love it at melbourne park. the serb has lostjust three matches there in the last ten years. alex gulrajani was watching the action. for over a decade, the only time these two play each other is when it matters. roger federer‘s quest to keep on making history came with caution. if a groin injury didn't sow caution. if a groin injury didn't sow any signs of restricting him early on as he raced into a first—set lead. but novak djokovic, a seven time champion in melbourne, didn't let him get out of sight. he came. from the cusp of losing the first set, djokovic turned it all around, fo

the party party is over though, sofia kenin goes on to face garbine muguruza, her victory over simonaen finalist, she fell just short this time. garbine muguruza also in straight sets. the multiple grand slam champion she will be hoping to add a third grand slam to her trophy cabinet if she can come through sofia kenin and saturday's final. of course we will go on to see who faces novak djokovic in the men's final. all eyes on that second semifinal tomorrow. two brits made it through to finals today. in the wheelchair singles, 2016 champion gordon reid reached his fifth grand slam final with victory over belgium's joachim gerard. he'll face the top sea shingo kuneida of japan, who knocked out alfie hewett. and joe salisbury is into his first grand slam final, in the men's doubles, alongside rajeev ram. the 11th seeds face an australian wild card pair on sunday morning. a couple of days out now from the start of the six nations, so we're finding out who'll be starting in the opening games. wales coach wayne pivac has named george north at outside centre for the the beginning of their t

kenin won in three sets, denying an emotional gauff herfirst grand slam quarterfinal.the latest in the scottish premiership. but that's it from me. many thanks, jane. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello, this is bbc news. emergency teams in turkey are continuing to search for survivors of friday's earthquake. at least 35 people are known to have been killed and more than 1,600 injured after the quake in the east of the country. our world affairs correspondent, richard galpin, has the latest. she is just five years old, and covered in blood, but this girl is now safe. the rescue team pulling her out from under the smashed blocks of concrete and other debris brought down by the earthquake. for the rescue teams, speed is now essential to save lives in freezing temperatures. this emergency worker using a mobile phone to speak to a family trapped underneath the debris, telling them they must keep awake. in the light of morning, the extent of damage was r

kenin abetz man up said, something of a child prodigy a few years ago, —— kenyon, something of —— kenin fairly reflective, fairly pragmatic after that defeat. she will play gardena muguruza in the final, which means we will see a first time winner in the women's singles at the australian open —— garbine muguruza. edit ofan australian open —— garbine muguruza. edit of an upset against simona halep, they have both won wimbledon and french open titles —— a bit of and french open titles —— a bit of an upset. muguruza will be one grand slam away from winning the career grand slam if you wince here, a real landmark, only two women have done that in the last 20 years, sharapova and serena williams —— if she wins here. a big moment for muguruza if you can get over the line but the way sofia kenin is playing, hard to call going into the final on saturday. we know who's in the women's final but we have a british player in the men's doubles final? tell us about joe salisbury. british hopes aren't overjust yet. joe salisbury is the 01:46:47,1000 --> 01:46:49,068 doubles finals, his first. they didn

kenin will play in her first grand slam final this saturday. >>> well, up next in "the pulse," the newm "game of thrones." >>> also ahead we hear from the first female nfl coach to make it to the super bowl. what she's learned about leadership. >>> and what's the number one super bowl snack? well, depends where you live. >> chips. mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra can increase risk of death. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic reactions, and changes in lab results. tell your d

sofia kenin faces gruber.e‘s been nursing. but he says he‘ll keep going and believes he can add to his 20 grand slams. meanwhile, there are two british players in finals in melbourne — gordon reid in the men‘s wheelchair event, and joe salisbury in the men‘s doubles, with his american partner rajeev ram. jamie murray and bethanie mattek—sands play their mixed doubles semi final tomorrow. fed basically saying he is 97% below par, i suppose. fed basically saying he is 97% below par, isuppose. let‘s move fed basically saying he is 97% below par, i suppose. let‘s move on, the six nations gets under way, it is going to be a crackle. —— cracker. we‘re just a couple of days away now from the start of the six nations. wales face italy in cardiff on saturday. this will be wayne pivac‘s first test since succeeding warren gatland as head coach of the reigning six nations champions, and we now know george north will start at outside centre with wales struggling with injuries in midfield. uncapped scarlets wing jonny mcnic

before that, the top seed and home favourite ashleigh barty plays the american sofia kenin. it's the first of the men's semi—finals, between roger federer and the defending champion novak djokovic. on to football — liverpool are now 19 points clear at the top of the english premier league, after winning 2—nil at west ham on wednesday. jurgen klopp's side have now gone 41 league games without defeat — stretching back to last january. alastair bruce—ball was watching. liverpool nowhere near their best but still too good for west ham. took the lead ten minutes before halftime. the referee pointed to the spot and salah tucked away. the next goal on the counter—attack as west ham were threatening from a corner. they are the best team in the premier league by a country mile and it's not going to be too long i don't think until they clench this premier league title. 2—0 liverpool. we just have to carry on, we will carry on and 70 things can happen at last. stop it's interesting, it can catch over there but it's just not decided and that's why we don't feel like it's already done. n

but it's bye—bye barty, as the top seed and home favourite crashes out, downed by america's sofia kenincards a 64 to grab a share of the lead at the saudi open. hello and thanks forjoining us on sport today here on bbc world news. we are going to start down under, where novak djokovic continues his bid for a record—extending eighth australian open title. that is after he saw off roger federer in straight sets to advance to his 26th grand slam final. he really does love it at melbourne park. the serb has lostjust three matches there in the last ten years. alex gulrajani was watching the action. for over a decade, the only time these two play each other is when it matters. roger federer‘s quest to keep on making history came with

we will see ash barty, world number one and big australian hope in action against sofia kenin. roger federer up against the defending champion, novak djokovic. the big talking point today, though, the exit of rafa nadal here at melbourne. john watson in melbourne. in the last few hours it's been announced that the 2020 world athletics indoor championships in nanjing, china have been postponed. they were due to be held in march, and are the latest sporting event to fall victim to the coronavirus. in a statement world athletic said the advice from their medical team was that "the spread of the coronavirus both within china and outside the country is still at a concerning level and no one should be going ahead with any major gathering that can be postponed". with details of other sports that have been affected, here's our reporter alex gulrajani. yes, the coronavirus is having an impact on the sporting schedule with a wide range of events and a number of sports moved, postpone, or cancelled completely in some cases. let's start with the latest event to go and it is the first test

champion and world number one, and then trying to come back and take out a tough competitor in sofia kenin she struggled to adjust and recover, which is perfectly natural for a 15—year—old. she has a game that is bigger than a 15—year—old's, but i expect her to continue to learn from this as she has from so many of her experiences. surely just a matter of time before we see coco gauff in a grand slam final. plenty more excitement to come tomorrow, not least because we have nick kyrgios in action against rafa nadal. no love lost between these two, and when nick kyrgios takes to the court, it is never dull. it is always box office with the australian. we can expect more fireworks tomorrow, a match you will not want to take your eyes off. rugby union, now and the premiership champions saracens were heavily beaten in their first league game, since being relegated for salary cap breaches. they lost 41 points to 1a at harlequins, the win moving quins up to sixth in the table. adam wild has more. saracens are, for the moment, a club in confusion. relegation is a certainty, but the future of their

eliminated from the australian open. 15-year-old coco gauff was eliminated by fellow american sofia keninyear's champion naomi osaka. osaka posted an emotional tribute to kobe bryant reading in part thank you for being you. you'll forever be my big bro, mentor and inspiration. bryant's death prompted a response from tiger woods. >> it's a shocker to everyone. unbelievably sad. one of the more tragic days i think -- for me, the reality is setting in because i was just told about five minutes ago. >> he and kobe became stars around the same time. woods won his first masters in 1997. just as kobe finished his rookie year with the lakers. coming up on cbs "this morning" more on the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant. "this morning" more on the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant. i had a heart problem. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen, and i just didn't listen. until i almost lost my life. my doctors again ordered me to take aspirin, and i do. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. listen to the doctor. take it seriously. if your mouth is made to

garbine muguruza will play kenin in the final.top seed shingo kuneida of japan, who knocked out another briton, alfie hewett. and joe salisbury made it through to his first grand slam final, in the men's doubles, alongside his american partner rajeev ram — they'll face an australian wildcard pair for the title. yeah, it feels great. we are obviously really happy to be in the final boss oh, yeah, we want to go one further. we are here to win the tournament, we are here to win grand slams. so it will be a first for me playing on the biggest show court at a grand slam. i've played on court number one at wimbledon but never played on centre, so it will be a first for me. that will be exciting. sport continues to be affected by the corona virus in china. sport continues to be affected by the coronavirus in china. the chinese football association have postponed all games whilst the world motorsport governing body admits april's chinese grand prix near shanghai is also at risk. the fia says it will take any action necessary protect the g

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sofia kenin against muguruza.efend that title next year due to a change in disabilty classifications. also jamie murray is through to the mixed doubles final, alongside his partner bethany mattek sands. jamie murray's chasing an eighth gra nslam doubles title. today we've heard from england ahead of their six nations opener against france in paris on sunday. they've left prop maku vunipola out of the squad although 12 of the starters in that disappointing world cup final defeat to south africa have retained their place in the 15. coach eddie jones has reshuffled his backs — with northampton full back george furbank set to make his international debut. anthony watson's been ruled out so furbank will line up in the back three along with elliot daly and jonny may. he is one of the first place players i noticed when i came back from the world cup. very composed. good core skills, good positional sense. he showed all of those things under pressure. he thoroughly deserves the opportunity. the six nations kicks off in ca

year—old coco gauff, her impressive run is over after a fourth round defeat to fellow american sofia keninatson is in amongst the crowd in melbourne for us where they're enjoying a home favourite on the main court. john. you join me at a great moment. plenty of australians turning out to see ash party. ash party is the world number 1 and see ash party. ash party is the world number1 and home favourite here. her opponent beecher at wimbledon last year. she will be hoping for a different outcome this year. it is currently going with serve. it is australia day here, as well, so a huge amount of support, hope and expectation that ash party can deliver the result today as she looks to go deep into the 2nd week in the 1st grand slam of the year. a former french open champion, as well. she has endeared herself to the australian public. she has been behind the bushfire effort and the funds that have been raised. i spoke toa funds that have been raised. i spoke to a reporter here and asked her why she was so popular with the australian public. australians have really got behind her because it has b

she is up against sofia kenin at the moment.l drop the second. she is behind at the moment. she produced that incredible result on the rod laver arena to my right hand side when she beat the defending champion naomi osaka. it underlines a reputation as a grand slam champion in the making. you might remember when she was out of court she was asked had she met rod lavey yet and she said she would love to have a selfie with him and she hadn't met him. and rod lavey junior said he would do that. she would hope to make it through the final. she has plenty of work to do at the moment. let's have a word out some of the australian fans. it is an incredible atmosphere. very different to wimbledon, which is a more serene and traditional atmosphere. this is a cool and relaxed environment. and as its australia day we have some australia fans. to be honest with you, we could not let the world ‘s not see this fantastic array of headwear. where did you picked pick this up from? the reject shop. big celebrations today, australia day. let's not

a bit of a surprise considering how many top seeds fell at the early stages —— sofia kenin against garbinet melbourne park but muguruza and ken it is, two surprise packages but you would expect muguruza with the experience would go in as favourite. we saw novak djokovic beat roger federer yesterday, comfortable in the end, perhaps the result we expected when you consider the dominance djokovic has had over 30 of late, certainly in the grand slams, and djokovic hoping to win a record eighth australian open in melbourne. who he will face later? two rising stars, zverev and thiem. zverev of germany, criticised in recent years for failing to produce his best performances at the grand slam, the first time he's played in a grandslam semi—final, but dominic thiem, a bit more experience in the latter stages of grand slams, he has reached two french open finals, lost to rafa nadal on both occasions but beat him in the quarters here. perhaps the tides are turning and we will see one of these make the final ofa see one of these make the final of a grandslam for the first time but it will be able test

tennis, where former wimbledon champion garbine muguruza sets up a surprise final with american sofia keninrunning shoes after concerns they could give professional athletes an unfair advantage. the governing body‘s council has been considering whether to ban nike‘s vaporfly range after complaints that their use was equivalent to "technological doping". new rules will be announced tomorrow. our sports editor dan roan has the story. this is history unfolding... a weekend that changed distance running forever. eliud kipchoge becoming the first athlete to complete a marathon in less than two hours last year. and then brigid kosgei also making history a day later. she is going to obliterate the world record. but how much were their feats down to their footwear? both kenyans wore modified versions of nike‘s controversial vaporfly. the sport‘s rules say shoes must not provide an unfair advantage, but have they been overtaken? some critics like british olympian mara yamauchi, who was sponsored by a rival shoe firm, now want the governing body to step in and issue a ban. if they say, right, doping

the 15—year—old ‘s impressive run brought to an end by fellow american sofia kenin, who won in three. day eight is due to get under way in the coming minutes. a rather sad night for basketball and for sport in general. indeed. thank you, tolson. speaking of kobe bryant, the accident in los angeles, michael jordan, arguably the most famous basketball player of all time, has been speaking to the magazine sports illustrated, and he said: china says the coronavirus which has killed 56 people and infected at least 2000 more is infectious before any symptoms show. health officials there say efforts to contain the disease are now at a crucial stage and thus tougher travel restrictions are being imposed. the province at the centre of the outbreak, hubei, is an effective lockdown. here, the government says it is looking at all available options to help british people leave china. on the outskirts of wuhan, the race is on to beat the coronavirus. every bulldozer and excavator that can be found is being used to clear land for a 1000—bed isolation hospital. it must be finished in two weeks. the

we will see ash barty, world number one and big australian hope in action against sofia kenin, muguruzabe in action as well. we will also see roger federer up against the defending champion, novak djokovic. by talking point today, the exit of rafa nadal here at melbourne. manchester united has condemned an attack on the home of one of its executives, ed woodward. videos on social media appear to show a number of hooded figures throwing flares outside his house in cheshire. 0ur correspondent katie gornall is at old trafford— is at old trafford, what's the latest katie? this has been quite a distressing escalation in the tension between manchester united's fans and the club's hierarchy. we have known for sometime are unhappy with how the clu b sometime are unhappy with how the club is being run, perceived failures in the transfer market and the fact manchester united have fallen behind their premier league rifles. 35 points off the title race at the moment. we have heard that in the stands, that toxic atmosphere has spilled into the terraces, songs at recent gains celebrating the death of

. >> sofia kenin has conquered the group number one >> kenin, what a tournament she's having she knocks out the number one seed, ashley barty moves on to her first grand slam title. she'll make muguruza >> this might be too hard for you to do -- >> i can't >> seven-time australian open champion novak djokovic over roger federer. he did it in straight sets he's off to the finals one again. he's never lost a title match. >> are you okay? >> so that happened. maybe that's why i dressed backwards today. i was distracted i've been up since 3:30 a.m. watching the match >> look at her tag >> no lie. well, that happened. there's always next year >> let's head over to mr. roker for a check of the weather >> good morning. we've got a system that's right now developing over mexico subtropical jet stream will bring it out to the gulf light snow in the northwest. this system will bring severe storms likely for florida, heavy rain also another system bringing light snow for the great lakes on friday. then saturday, that storm moves out into the ocean that's what the models say right now. if it moves

we will see ash barty, world number one and big australian hope in action against sofia kenin.ve strongly condemned an attack on the home of their executive vice—chairman ed woodward. cheshire police confirmed they were called to deal with an incident of "criminal damage" involving a "large group" at the property. they were chanting that woodward was "going to die". he and his family weren't home at the time. united say anyone committing an offence will be banned for life. united are fifth in the premier league, 33 points behind the leaders liverpool and there's been growing frustration amongst some supporters. england fast bowler jofra archer's been ruled out twenty20 series against south africa next month because of an elbow injury. the 24—year—old returned to england after the 3—1 test series win in which he played the first match but missed the next three. he'll be replaced by saqib mahmood. that's all your sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. as we've been hearing, bbc news is to cut around 450 jobs as part of plans to meet a savings target of 80 million

first australian woman to reach the final of her home grand slam in 40 years, coming up against sofia keninshe had the juniors. prodigy. failed to kick on from the success she had thejuniors. last year picked up several titles and has carried that form. it means she will go on to face garbine muguruza, huge disappointment as you can imagine for ashleigh barty, carrying the hopes of a nation. you cannot go anywhere here in melbourne without seeing her in adverts or staring down at you from a tv billboard and i think she thought she could go on this year and with the title, she's had huge home support. but another upset, i think it's fair to say, you consider she was playing simona halep, the reigning wimbledon champion, having reached the final, simona halep, some years ago, has real pedigree on the hard courts. certainly out here in australia. she was hopeful of adding to the two grand slam titles but garbine muguruza, we know what a powerful player she is and she was too much. she came through in straight sets and she will be hoping to add to the french open and wimbledon titles she alread

meanwhile the women's final will be sophia kenin against garbine muguruza. on another novak djokovic victory in the semi finals here to book his place in an eighth australian open final. 26 grand slam final as he brushed the mighty roger federer aside in some straight sets. a medical timeout at the end of the first set which he lost and that it was comfortable in the end for djokovic as it moves through in straight sets. he had been to successfully defend his title here and we await who he will face in that final, the victor will come from the winter of alex and dominic thiem in tomorrow's men's semi final. the roll number one in the women's game beaten today in straight sets by sophia cannon of the united states. an inspired form as she came through comfortably commit disappointment as you can imagine who has been carrying the hopes of the nation here at this home australian open. a hopeful that they would see a first female australian into the final here in 40 yea rs. australian into the final here in 40 years. the party is over though, she goes on to face

she is up against sofia kenin tomorrow.als, around $400, £200, but the tickets for the women semifinals is around $80. they are struggling to sell out. the full allocation of the tickets for the women semifinals. there is worry for ash barty here is a big australian hopeful at her home grand slam that she might be playing in front of a half empty court because they are struggling to sell out the women semifinals will allocation at the moment. that is disappointing to hear. john watson in melbourne for us. after being kicked out of australian rugby union, israel folau has switched back to rugby league, signing for the french club catalans dragons. folau was sacked last may for posting offensive homophobic comments on social media, so as you can imagine, there‘s been a strong reaction, not least from keegan hirst, the first british rugby league player to come out, and he‘s here with us now. good morning. first, your reaction that israel folau has this newjob in the south of france. it's frustrating, really, i‘m frustrated bec

a huge win at the australian open. 21-year-old sophia kenin beating ashley barty.ng to the first grand slam finals of her young career. she's going to play in the finals on saturday. i know we'll be watching. >>> right now we're going to get the latest on the idaho siblings missing since september. today is the deadline for their mother to bring them forward and prove to authorities that they're okay after authorities tracked her down in hawaii. in just a moment we'll hear from their grandfather. will reeve is here with the details. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, george. today is the deadline for the mother. she won't answer the simple question of where are your kids. last we saw lori vallow, she was half a world away. today is the day, lori vallow facing a deadline this morning to physically produce her missing kids and bring them to authorities. >> where are your children? >> reporter: vallow and her husband chad daybell were last seen wednesday in hawaii, thousands of miles away from their home in idaho. police tracking them down this weekend, se

barty next faces the american sofia kenin, the 14th seed, who knocked out coco gauff earlier this weeknament protocols after they staged a protest calling for the margeret court arena to be renamed. the australian, who holds the record for the most grand slam singles titles, has been criticized for her homophobic views which navratilova says are hurtful to the lgbt commuinity. ijust i just felt that the conversation had stopped. i thought we gotta go ona had stopped. i thought we gotta go on a couple of years ago and i thought tennis australia would do something. they are the ones that make the decision, but nothing has happened and margaret keeps doubling down. england bowler stuart broad has been fined 15% of his match fee, for swearing at the south africa captain faf du plessis during the fourth test in johannesburg. the pair were involved in a tetchy exchange yesterday, with england on their way to victory to seal the serreis 3—1 broad has also been given a demerit point for the incident, deemed to be a breach of the icc‘s code of conduct. tonight's match in the nba bewteen the la

serena out, but coco gauff will play either china‘s zhang shaui or fellow american sofia kenin in theon the fourth, which took it to a decider. the fifth was incredibly tense — it kept going with serve until it got to a tie break and then millman was 7—4 up before federer won six points in a row to go on to win by two clear points. england opener zack crawley has scored his maiden test 50 on day one of the fourth test against south africa injohannesburg. afer forging a solid opening stand with dom sibley — crawley was eventually dismissed for 66. joe denly has since gone for 27 and stokes for just 2. england are 172 for 4 as they look to wrap up a 3—1 series win. --179-4. the former england bowler ryan sidebottom is part of the cricket social team on the bbc sport website and app, he believes there are promising signs forjoe root‘s side. there is always going to be questions about whether he can contribute. can then go vote to put his stamp on the team? —— can he put his stamp on the team? —— can he put his stamp on the team. i think slowly and gradually, he is putting his stamp on th

she made it to the fourth round of the australian open, but her run has ended, beaten sophia kenin.ed out to watch ash barty, thousands packing in here. if you think it is one of three huge screens across the site, so three huge screens across the site, so people can match ash barty on australia day in action, it is a great atmosphere. if you don't have a ticket to the main show court, where she is playing, this is the place and some 15,000 here. 90 thousand now in here across the whole site. that shows one an exciting tournament it is. as you say, disappointment for coco gauff, but ash barty doing the business and she is winning. novak djokovic has gone through and later we have roger federer. it is a cracking day of action. when you consider as well that tomorrow we have got the small matter of nick kyrgios against rafael nadal, imagine what this place will be like then. it will be rocking. let's hope for this lot‘s say they could see two australians in the quarter—finals. say they could see two australians in the quarter-finals. thank you. england are chasing a series victory in