mike from the bbc sport centre. bushell, what a night! was mike bushell, what a night!r emma raducanu and we i mike bushell, what a night! yes, it| was for emma raducanu and we will have more on that in a moment. good morning, we start with the breaking news in the last hour, that will have an impact on so many people's weekends. the hotly anticipated fifth and final test between england and india, due to start at emirates old trafford today, has been cancelled, due to covid—19 concerns, inside the india camp. a statement has been issued by the england and wales cricket board, and our sports correspondent joe wilson, who's outside the ground, joins us now. i guess it wasn't a decision taken lightly. talk us through the timeline of events. if lightly. talk us through the timeline of events.- lightly. talk us through the timeline of events. ~ . ~ timeline of events. if we think back to the last test _ timeline of events. if we think back to the last test match _ timeline of events. if we think back to the last test match in _ timeline of events. if we think back to the la

mike bushell has been looking back at the uk's biggest run as it turns a0.anging lives, transforming the communities along its route through the simple out of running together. backin the simple out of running together. back in 1981 the great north run was the first of its kind, before it came along running events were for the elite, not for the masses but olympic legend brendan foster change that when he witnessed a run in new zealand and decided to try it, over 12,000 entered making it the biggest race in britain and tempted the then england captain kevin keegan. alongside him many who had never thought of running before like aline and brenda, who have done everyone since then. we and brenda, who have done everyone since then. ~ ., , ., since then. we sought advertised on television, thappy _ since then. we sought advertised on television, thappy would _ since then. we sought advertised on television, thappy would do - since then. we sought advertised on television, thappy would do that - television, thappy would do that instead of the mad diets and it's j

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's mike bushell. pic gold, aged just 1a, dame sarah storey has today become the most successful, british paralympian ever, with her 17th gold medal, overall and in two different sports too, swimming and then cycling. our sports reporter rachel latham, is in tokyo and can give us more details on this record breaking triumph. hi there, rachel. hello, yes, i mean sarah storey is an absolutely exceptional athlete. she started when she was 1a in 1992. she started when she was 1a in 1992. she didn't move to cycling from swimming until 2007. she didn't move to cycling from swimming until2007. not she didn't move to cycling from swimming until 2007. not only has she won the 17 paralympic medals, she won the 17 paralympic medals, she has also won 29 world titles in her career. today was the 17th and in very different conditions what she prepared for. and before she came out here she was in the he chambers and getting ready for that someone coming down on her on the bike, but today it was a very different story

sport now, and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's mike bushell. good morning.e days after winning the tournament in new york — a victory that has seen her break into the top 30 in the world rankings. she spoke to bbc breakfast earlier today. it is gradually becoming... sinking in a bit more because last night i actually re—watched the final and tried to relive a couple of the moment and remember how it felt. when i was watching it, it almost feels like that is not me who is playing and pulling off some of those shots. it feels like it is someone else but it is still such a whirlwind of an experience. i have loved every moment of it, but it is something that is very difficult to fully comprehend. well, emma's stunning success has capped a golden summer for british sport, but can elite success translate to greater participation at grass roots level? that's the question asked in the latest edition of �*the sports desk�* podcast — raducanu and the year of the teenager. can britain's new sports stars help get the nation active? it's now live on the bbc sport website

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's mike bushell.ing the most drama, producing 1a goals alone. at anfield, liverpool needed a second—half fightback to beat ac milan, manchester city beat rb leipzig, in a nine—goal thriller. our sports correspondent natalie pirks was watching. the liverpool faithful finally back for european nights at anfield, absence certainly makes the heart grow fonder. ac milan have had an absence of their own, seven years out of the champions league until now, but it looked like it was going to be a baptism of fire with an early own goal. it could have got worse but mo salah missed a chance to double the liverpool lead. and it's saved! and it was a let—off that let milan back in the game. into ante rebic and they have equalised! withjurgen klopp scratching his head, liverpool's dominance gave way to downright sloppiness. put in by diaz! a half—time pep talk was needed and it clearly worked at first salah and then, hello, jordan henderson, to complete another memorable comeback against milan. 3—2, the final score.

mike bushell has been there and done that.— there and done that. and if i'm going to be playing a little _ and if i'm going to be playing a little bit — and if i'm going to be playing a little bit further forward in that position. — little bit further forward in that position, i need to be chipping in with a _ position, i need to be chipping in with a few— position, i need to be chipping in with a few more goals as well, so it was nice _ with a few more goals as well, so it was nice to — with a few more goals as well, so it was nice to get on the scoresheet and find _ was nice to get on the scoresheet and find the winner. there were nine goals at the etihad stadium as manchester city thrashed the german side rb leipzig by 6—3. with the game in the balance at 3—2, the 100 million man, jack grealish, got his first champions league goal with this fine finish to calm city nerves. and afterwards his manager promised this was just the start of things to come. this was 'ust the start of things to come. ., , y this was 'ust the start of things to come. .,