unfortunately for him, so does the 13th seed, matteo berrettini.ng to be kept in the shade, and got the early advantage and soon the first set. if berrettini thought he could make the man with the metal hip creak, he was mistaken. how's this for footwork and flair? struggling with his serve, this double fault sent murray into a rage. whoever this thumbs—up was aimed at, you sense it wasn't genuine. nor was this laugh. taking the second set, berrettini had the bit between his teeth, but murray often plays best with his back against the wall. benefiting from some wild and wayward hitting from the italian, this wasn't over. that one barely found the doubles court. an early break in the fourth set, the belief only built, but the fightback turned to fury, and with another booming serve, the italian�*s job was done. what had started as a historic day for british men soon went from bad to worse as 20—year—old jack draper, who had fought his way back into contention against the 27th seed karen khachanov was suddenly fighting injury. unable to push down on

unfortunately for him, so does the 13th seed matteo berrettini.oing to be kept in the shade and got the early breakthrough and soon the first set. murray had seemed to be struggling when serving from the sunny side of the court, but he is leading 3—2 in the court, but he is leading 3—2 in the second set. later, the 20—year—old brettjack the second set. later, the 20—year—old brett jack draper takes on the 27th seed karen khachanov and then serena williams is the headline act again tonight as she tries to stave off her swansong for a little longer. stave off her swansong for a little [on . er. ~ . stave off her swansong for a little [omen . ., ., stave off her swansong for a little loner. ~ . . , stave off her swansong for a little [omen . ., ., , ., ., stave off her swansong for a little loner. ~ ., ., , ., ., longer. what a line-up. laura scott, in new york- — time for a look at the weather. at this time of year, we often see the battle between summer into autumn and that is what we have got. this afternoon, it was actually quite warm out there.

he lost his third round match against the 13th seed from italy, matteo berrettini, paying the price fort 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 forjohnny because he's had the year of his life. he's got over 1000 runs in this calendar year, over six centuries and you can say he more than anybody has embraced this new positive approach and the backing to go out and just be yourself, very positively

murray has lost the first two sets against matteo berrettini.k draper plays karen khachanov later tonight. meanwhile serena williams plays again tonight — this time against the world number 46 — ajla tomljanovic. it's expected to be serena's last major tournament after winning 23 grand slams. mackie shilstone was serena's fitness coach for 13 years. he's been talking to the bbc about what makes her so special. serena is 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 promotes this love, but when she walks on the court, things change and that is what i've seen in the best prose, the minute they hit the field, the turf, the court. their eyes change. wales women are playing the first of two crucial football world cup qualifying games tonight as they bid to reach their first major tournament... and they're currently winning in greece by a goal to nil. wales can't qualify automatically because france wi

he beat matteo berrettini in straight sets. from aracena to monastry tentudia takes place on wednesday at the vuelta a espana. primoz roglic had a dramatic tuesday at the race. the defending champion attacked towards the end of stage 16, going clear of race leader remco evenepoel in the last three kilometres. but evenepoel then had to stop with a mechanical issue. roglic then raced flat out, only to crash himself in the closing stages. he was given the same time as stage winner mads pedersen, but after all his efforts, had only gained 8 seconds on evenepoel. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, gavin ramjaun, and the rest of the sport team, we'll see you next time. prince harry and megan markle visited dusseldorf on tuesday a year ahead of the invictus games there, which is the competition for injured military veterans that harry was instrumental in setting up. he called the german city "brilliant and filled with amazing people". anna holligan was there and sent this report.

he didn't do a huge amount wrong in the first set against matteo berrettini, but he was broken in thewent on to lose that set. it seemed like he was struggling with his serve on the sunnyside of the court because the match started with half of the court in shade, half of it in bright sunshine. his first serve was below 50%. he needs that to come up again if he's going to be berrettini, who we know has extraordinary shots. he is one set up. murray was broken and the second set but broke straight back. as you say, murray would have to do it in four sets if he's going to do it in four sets if he's going to win this one, but the fans i've been speaking to our hopeful he can do it. murray says he's feeling the best he has in years, so you never write andy murray off. he best he has in years, so you never write andy murray off.— write andy murray off. he has the will to win- _ write andy murray off. he has the will to win. jack _ write andy murray off. he has the will to win. jack draper _ write andy murray off. he has the will to win. jack draper has - write andy murray off. he has the wil

body is "responding well" to the rigours of grand slam matches as he prepares to face italy's matteo berrettinihe tournament. our sports correspondent andy swiss has been watching. announcer: venus| and serena williams! sport's ultimate sister act hoping to bow out in style — serena and venus williams emerging for probably theirfinal tournament as a doubles pair. together they've won some 1a grand slam titles, and they were soon showing why. but after a promising start, their hopes began to fade as their czech opponents, lucy hradecka and linda noskova, edged a first—set tie—break. could the williamses find a way back? well, at the age of a0 and 42, they tried to roll back the years, with flashes of that customary brilliance. but despite the crowd roaring them on, they fell short, as hradecka and noskova ramped up a straight—sets victory. for their opponents, though, a standing ovation. serena is still in the singles, remember, but it's surely goodbye to this remarkable duo. in the men's singles, it was a much better day for britain's hopes after victory for dan evans, another here for cameron

wimbledon runner—up nick kyrgios in the fourth round shortly, while the 2021 wimbledon runner—up matteo berrettinier a five—set victory over spain's alejandro davidovich fokina. today's opening stage of the tour of britain has been won by corbin strong of new zealand in tricky conditions. great britain's tom pidcock finished in fifth place. the 181—kilometre stage race took place from aberdeen to the cairngorms with tomorrow's second stage also in scotland. great britain's piggy march has won the burghley horse trials, one of the sport of eventing's toughest and most prestigious prizes, which hasn't been held since 2019 due to the covid pandemic. march held her nerve in a nail—biting final showjumping phase to win on the veteran mare vanir kamira. that's all from the bbc sport centre. clive. thank you very much. time for a look at the weather. here's alina jenkins. it has been a weekend of contrasts, temperatures up to 26 celsius across parts of east anglia, beautiful sunsets like this one on the western isles but also some torrential rain, we have had more than a month of rain across technic one

he lost his third round match against the 13th seed from italy, matteo berrettini, paying the price forstow 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 forjohnny because he's had the year of his life. he's got over 1000 runs in this calendaryear, oversix centuries and you can say he more than anybody has embraced this new positive approach and the backing to go out and just be yourself, very positively. no one has benefited more positively than him. it cry in shame, ridiculous in this year where he has probably played his best to end like this. the line—up for sa

make it to the second week, but he didn't go down without a fight against italy's 13th seed matteo berrettini from 18—year—old carriejones was enough fora 1—0 win. it keeps them in second ahead of their last match with slovenia on tuesday. northern ireland can't qualify for the world cup, but rebecca mckenna's late winner was enough to take all three points in luxembourg. the european champions,. theyjust need one point to go through. back here at the hundred, it has been a real success in terms of audiences watching on tv and packed out ground like the one here at lords. in the second season. let's get the thoughts of the managing director. thank you forjoining us. second season and, here to stay? what do you make of how it has gone? i might absolutely, this is better than last year, looking at the cricket, it has been really exciting, brilliant cricket on the field. off the field, backgrounds, big tv audiences so we're absolutely delighted with the way it has gone the second year. what has attracted the younger people, the younger kids that i know? is it the fact that every ball counts? the