i'm lizzie greenwood hughes, here with your i'm lizzie greenwood hughes, here with your latest sports set up an exciting decider on sunday in lahore. chasing 170 to win, phil salt helped power england to an 8 wicket victory with more than 5 overs to spare. michael redford reports. under the light in lahore england's task was simple. this must win to keep the series alive. important then to start strong, england did just that with two early wickets but this has been a series of twists and turns in this match would be no different. babar azam is one of the worlds best batters and he was seen changing the narrative. ascending selections of shots on show england's bowlers left bemused. commentator: he has nailed that, absolutely nailed it. _ pakistan's captain would finish unbeaten on 87. england needed 170 to win. a total that felt to everyone, but england's two openers, phil salt and alex hale got to work and in some style too. the boundary rope being found with ease england 50 without loss after just three overs. pakistan did remove hale, but salt did not stop. his half—century coming

good evening, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes here with your latest sports news.lam record when the ao—year—old steps onto courtjust after midnight in the third round. but it's the end of the road in new york — for this year at least — for britain's andy murray. he lost his third round match against the 13th seed from italy, matteo berrettini, paying the price for a slow start as he lost in four sets. and it's also the end of tournament for british youngsterjack draper, who was level at a set all with russia's karen khachanov when he had to retire with an injury. cameron norrie and dan evans play tomorrow. england's in—form cricketer jonny bairstow will miss the rest of the summer season and crucially the whole of the t20 world cup, which starts next month after injuring his leg in a golfing accident. he slipped walking to take a tee shot and has a suspected broken leg. bairstow has been brilliant this year, scoring over 1,000 runs including six centuries in test cricket, and is a key part of england's short format game. another wicket keeper batsmen ben duckett h

it's been a busy day of sport in new york and elsewhere — here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sportve more on the tennis in a minute — but england's new european football champions have now qualified for next year's women's world cup. they beat austria 2—0 to book their place at the tournament with a game to spare. our correspondent natalie pirks reports from wiener neustadt. at the euros, quarterfinalists austria may have won new fans, but england won the trophy — albeit fans of the lionesses were a rare breed in wiener neustadt. after the summer we've completely fallen in love with women's football. we're lucky, we live here, so there might a few of us here, but i doubt there'll be many. i would have preferred it to be in the big stadium in vienna because i think the lionesses deserve a bigger crowd. yes, this tiny stadium was a far cry from wembley, and that wasn't the only difference. unlike her super sub role in the euros, alessia russo was on from the start. her finish wasn't half bad either. but austria almost pounced immediately on a collector's item, a lucy bronze mistake.

now it's time for the latest sports news with lizzie greenwood hughes.th eight games. defending champions manchester city missed out on going top, held to a 1—1 draw with aston villa, erling haaland opened the scoring for city, and then leon bailey got a point that takes aston villa out of the relegation zone. elsewhere, an out of sorts liverpool were held to a goalless draw by city rivals everton with an outstanding performance from goalkeeper jordan pickford. there were wins for tottenham and chelsea. brentford had a 5—2 victory, newcastle and crystal palace was goalless, nottingham forest were 2—0 up at half—time, but three second—half goals have given bournemouth a 3—2 victory. and wolves had their first league win of the season, 1—0 over southampton. england have qualified for the 2023 women's world cup with a 2—0 victory away to austria. eight times world cup winners germany have also guaranteed their place in next year's tournament by beating turkey 3—0. england boss sarina wiegman was pleased to see the lionesses performing at their best, after a

lizzie greenwood hughes has all the sport.m, andy murray has just been knocked out in the third round beaten by italy's contender. in a few hours, all eyes will be answering at williams who is still going strong and what is expected to be her last major tournament as she bids to match the all—time grand slam record. herformerfitness coach has been talking to the bbc about what makes serena so special.— makes serena so special. serena is lo alto a makes serena so special. serena is loyal to a fault. _ makes serena so special. serena is loyal to a fault. and _ makes serena so special. serena is loyal to a fault. and i _ makes serena so special. serena is loyal to a fault. and i think - loyal to a fault. and i think that is a huge proposition because she will look out for you. and i never knew what i meant to her, but what she did for me, she taught me how to have fun. you see, she emotes this love, but when she walks on the courts, things change. and that is what i have seen in the best prose. the minute they hit the field some

good evening, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here with your latest sports news.itain's andy murray. he lost his third round match against the 13th seed from italy, matteo berrettini, paying the price for a slow start as he lost in four sets. and it's also the end of tournament for british youngsterjack draper, who was level at a set all with russia's karen khachanov when he had to retire with an injury. cameron norrie and dan evans play tomorrow. england's in—form cricketer jonny bairstow will miss the rest of the summer season and crucially the whole of the t20 world cup, which starts next month after injuring his leg in a golfing accident. he slipped walking to take a tee shot and has a suspected broken leg. bairstow has been brilliant this year, scoring over 1,000 runs including six centuries in test cricket, and is a key part of england's short format game. another wicket keeper batsmen ben duckett has been added to the test squad for their final match against new zealand next week. here's our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew. it's desperately sad forjohn

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes.e's a look at what's coming up on tonight's show — it's transfer deadline day. we'll have the very latest, including a premier league return for pierre emerick aubameyang who's on his way to chelsea. well, the move worked out ok for this man, erling haaland — already a history maker, we'll look back at the best of this summer's transfers. and at the us open tennis, britain's winning streak in the men's singles continues as dan evans makes his way into the third round. we're live at flushing meadows. also coming—up in the programme... worcester rugby club say they have enough money for the next three months, and they will start the new premiership season. and burghley�*s back for the first time in three years. the great five star horse trial is on, we'll be live with some riders in lincolnshire. so, lots to get through on a busy show — but we're starting with transfer deadline day. there are just a few hours left for europe's football clubs to buy and sell players. it's the biggest time

lizzie greenwood—hughes reports. she bred. the memory that will stay with me forever is the queen's eyes welling up with tears and the emotion in her face was something that after knowing her for 40 years that i have never seen that emotion so relevant. and then, at 87, i think the queen was, she nearly ran down to the winning enclosure. over her long lifetime, it is clear she loved the taking partjust as much as the winning. she adored name your horses and being intellectual as she was, she would spend a lot of time working out the name of the sire. and trying to find a clever name for the horse that related to how it was bread. it was bred. it is too early to discuss royal racing schedules, queen consort camilla has been mooted as the obvious option, but for now, the sport is still coming to terms with the loss of what many have called racing's best friend. she certainly loved her horses. plenty more to come here on bbc news, do stay with us. good afternoon. it has turned into a beautiful day for many of us after w

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