world number four kyren wilson knocked in the 1a7 during his first round match against ashley hugill. being pegged back to a—all, he went onto win the match 6—a. it's wilson's third career maximum and the 17th in the tournament's history. and before we go, we have a moment of magic from the former england cricket captain kevin pietersen. no, not one of his reverse sweeps. here he is during a round of golf in south africa. and, off the second tee, he had a hole in one. very unlike pieterson to boast, but safe to say he was rather pleased with himself. he even got a certificate from the course — i'm sure that will be pride of place on his mantlepiece, next to his cricket medals and trophies. and that's all the sport for now. goodbye. hello again. we had some big weather contrasts across the uk on tuesday, england and wales, a lot of dry weather with some sunny spells breaking through the cloud, fiens sunsets to end the day particularly for eastern areas, but it was north wales that was the real milder spot in the country, 15 celsius, mild weather across most areas, contrast that with th

recognise how let's take a look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines: kyren wilsonf the uk snooker championship in milton keynes. wilson, who's the world number five, leads by six frames to four in his first round match against ashley hugill. it's wilson's third career maximum and the 17th in the tournament's history. it should win him the £15,000 prize fund for the highest break. the london stadium will host one 01:14 diamond league meetings next season, just 10 days before the start of the rescheduled tokyo 0lympics. the meeting has been planned for the 13th ofjuly to avoid a clash with the european football championships, plus the wimbledon singles final and fi's british grand prix. wales have been dealt an injury blow ahead of their rugby union autumn nations cup match against england. ross moriarty has been released from the squad because of an ankle injury. jonathan davies also looks likely to miss saturday's game in llanelli. british tennis number one johanna konta is back with herformer coach dimitri zavia—loff. when they last worked together, konta reached

world number four kyren wilson knocked in the ia7 during his first round match against ashley hugill. tournament's history. now, before we go, we have a moment of magic from the former england cricket captain kevin pietersen. no, not one of his reverse sweeps. here he is during a round of golf in south africa. looks quite nice. this is him on the second tee. very nice, smooth swing. and provided a perfect result, a hole in one for kevin pietersen. very unlike him to boast and celebrate like that. rather pleased with himself, isn't he? he enjoyed it — as he should. and he even got a certificate from the course. i'm sure that'll be a pride of place on his mantelpiece, next to all those cricket medals and trophies. ok, that's all the sport from us for now. bye— bye. hello again. we had some big weather contrasts across the uk on tuesday, england and wales, a lot of dry weather with some sunny spells breaking through the cloud, some fine sunsets to end the day particularly for eastern areas, but it was north wales that was the real milder spot in the country, 15 celsius, mild weather acro

world number four kyren wilson knocked it in during his first round match against ashley hugill.nt's history. it's all very english — the tea interval at cricket. that fine selection of cakes and sandwiches. well, it's no more in the sussex cricket league, for next season at any rate, clubs voting to stop. the league calls itself the world's biggest recreational league with 140 clubs and 335 teams — and the home side will no longer have to provide food during the break. part of it is down to a fall in the number of volunteers during the pandemic. former england captain michael vaughan isn't happy. he tweeted: clearly not happy but i guess that is the issue with numbers at the moment are being allowed in to watch. that could be the case again next season. talking of cricket, before we go, we have a moment of magic from the former england captain kevin pietersen. here he is during a round of golf in south africa. and, off the second tee, he produced a hole in one. i presume it has gone in. look at him! typical professional sportsman. of course. i've had two. did you celebrate like