pakistan lost imam—ul—haq early but mohammed rizwan dug in as he and saud shakeel took their side towardsumbled — pakistan losing their last five wickets forjust nine runs. with the light minutes away from fading, nasheem shah was the last man to fall — pakistan all out for 268 — 75 runs short of their target — making ben stokes' decision to declare on day four — look very impressive. everyone from the last session yesterday, to everything that we threw at them today, it's one of those real group efforts to come out here and take 20 wickets. the way in which we operated today, the way in which everyone threw themselves into the challenge of what we had in front of us was absolutely incredible. england's women got their tour of the west indies off to a winning start — 90 runs from nat sciver helped propel england to 307—7 as they won the first odi by ia2 runs. but all—rounder alice capsey has been ruled out of the rest of the tour with a broken collarbone. after a run ofjust three wins from 12 matches this year, wales rugby have sacked wayne peevac and replaced him with theirformer coach w

but when babar departed for 136, james anderson followed up by removing mohammed rizwan, before debutantfor 132 and put pakistan on 499 for 7 at the close, still 158 behind. we're just moments away until the long awaited return of tyson fury. the wbc champion defends his title tonight — against dereck chisora. it's fight many think is uncompetitive given that chisora has twice been beaten by fury before, with many regarding a win for him as huge upset against the undefeated fury. 0ur boxing reporter ade adedoyin spoke to former wba heavyweight champion david haye. two ways. tyson fury doesn't do what he says and wins a long—range decision on points, or he goes toe to toe and it's a toss of a coin. one is a sensible thing to do, but as tyson fury has said a couple of times, sometimes, he doesn't do things that make sense. in his second fight against deontay wilder, he came in with the same tactics and surprised everyone. the second time around, he said he was going to go in for the fight, and he did, and it was one of the best fights i've ever seen. will he do the same thing with derek ch

mohammed rizwan, where have i hit that? straight to ben stokes. another gift, a risky run, some rapid work from foakes. the ball in his right glove, run out for 78, pakistan were all out for 7h. "304. the match is still young. ahmed bowling for pakistan, crawley out lbw, and then resume at 7—1 and what more can this young man do? joe wilson, bbc news. the second day of that test gets under way in the early hours of tomorrow morning. exeter chiefs have made it two wins from two in pool a of rugby union's european champions cup. luke cowan dickie was the hero as he celebrated a hat—trick as the chiefs beat the bulls 44—14. alex fletcher rounds up the best of the action. both sides had their eyes firmly on the ball after winning last time out with exeter ending 27 match unbeaten home run before this one. it was the visitors who got off to the best possible start, jacobs is breaking the line before touching down. and in goes jacobs. this wasn't a sign of things to come, though. ewewers is responding for exeter before luke cowan—dickie drove through no

mohammed rizwan. there target, 343, was feasible, reachable. saud got himself 250.nderson again. rizwan gone. england kept their fielders close. shakeel gave a chance and keaton jennings flung himself to catch it. the volunteers were ready to bat. but now the men in the middle were surviving and that victory total was approaching. england, after tea, just found more, azhar ali gone for 40, james anderson is still going at 40. commentator: 0h, out, surely. and now there was just one more wicket to take. see the tension. but look at the sun setting, just minutes left in the day, when leach struck. commentator: very close. given. 268 all out on a pitch, in a match, a record run—scoring, england somehow conjured the wickets to win. led by ben stokes, they had made their test return to pakistan a spectacle, a triumph, for the sport. joe wilson, bbc news. after a run ofjust three wins from 12 matches this year, wales rugby have sacked wayne pivac and replaced him with theirformer coach warren gatland. gatland is wales' most successful and longest—serving coach, having won

mohammed rizwan. their target, 343, was feasible, reachable. shakeel saud got himself 250.rizwan gone. england kept their fielders close. shakeel gave a chance and keaton jennings flung himself to catch it. the volunteers were ready to bat. but now the men in the middle were surviving and that victory total was approaching. england, after tea, just found more. azhar ali gone for 40, james anderson is still going at 40. commentator: oh, out, surely. and now there was just one more wicket to take. see the tension. but look at the sun, setting, just minutes left in the day, when leach struck. commentator: very close. given. 268 all out on a pitch, in a match of record run—scoring, england somehow conjured the wickets to win. led by ben stokes, they had made their test return to pakistan, a spectacle, a triumph, for the sport. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. that looks cold behind you. it is cold _ that looks cold behind you. it is cold and — that looks cold behind you. it is cold and that _ that looks cold behind you. it is cold and that cold _ that looks

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but when babar departed for 132, james anderson followed up by removing mohammed rizwan, before debutant 158 behind. edwardstone won the tinglecreek chase at sandown park this afternoon. ridden by tom cannon and trained by alan king, the 5—1 shot finished ahead of last year's winner, greenteane, and the 6—5 on favourite, shishkin. the race is a good indicator for the champion chase at the cheltenham festival. that's all the sport for now. we'll keep you updated on the football. still 2—0 to the little buns, still about 30 minutes left of the 90 of that match there. —— to the 90 of that match there. —— to the nine buns. the late payment of invoices to small businesses is placing them under more pressure at a time when the cost of living crisis is affecting how much customers are spending. the government has now launched a review into the issue to coincide with small business saturday — a day designed to celebrate independent shops. our business correspondent, marc ashdown, has the details. at the tomfoolery cafe, in shoreham by sea, they do make a mean cappuccino, but the past few years h

but when babar departed for 132, james anderson followed up by removing mohammed rizwan, before debutantns in that match against the usa. -- the nine wins in that match against the usa. —— to the netherlands. the late payment of invoices to small businesses is placing them under more pressure at a time when the cost of living crisis is affecting how much customers are spending. the government has now launched a review into the issue to coincide with small business saturday — a day designed to celebrate independent shops. our business correspondent, marc ashdown, has the details. at the tomfoolery cafe, in shoreham by sea, make a mean cappuccino, but the past few years has been nojoking matter for husband and wife team, bob and vanessa, as they struggle with difficulties facing many small businesses. numerous. numerous challenges. darling? i think one of the key challenges we have been facing is recruitment along the south coast. our cost of goods, the things we are buying, the prices are up and down. we keep a weekly spreadsheet of costs. we are all being squeezed, both the suppliers fro

mohammed rizwan. their target, 343, was feasible, reachable. shaquille saud got himself to 50.n. 268 all out on a pitch, in a match, a record run scoring, england somehow conjured the wickets to win. commentator: very close. to pakistani spectacle, a triumph, for the sport. joe wilson, bbc news. so that win ends a run of 11 away tests without victory and secures england's first win over pakistan outside the uk for 22 years. here's captain ben stokes. everyone from the last session yesterday, to everything that we threw at them today, it's one of those real group assets to come out here and take 20 wickets. the way in which we operated today, the way in which we operated today, the way in which everyone threw themselves into the challenge of what we had in front of us was absolutely incredible. wayne pivac has left his position as wales head coach and will be replaced by his predecessor warren gatland. gatland is wales' most successful and longest serving coach, having won three grand slams during his 12 year reign. he will take charge of next year's six nations and the rugby wo