the wimbledon champion garbine muguruza was forced to withdraw from the brisbane international for theafter suffering from cramp. the world number two was leading 2—1 in the deciding set of her second—round match against serbia‘s aleksandra krunic. but in 30 degree heat, she collapsed following a serve and had to be helped from the court. the defeat ends any hope muguruza may have had of replacing simona halep at the top of the rankings before the australian open. i felt ifelt in i felt in trouble in the second set, when i was 2—0 up. i started to feel my calves were cramping, and i continue to think that, with the match, it might go away. and then there were increasing, increasing... then i had a large part of my body cramping. i felt then i had a large part of my body cramping. ifelta then i had a large part of my body cramping. ifelt a little bit in the warmup already that i was feeling very, like, heavy, buti warmup already that i was feeling very, like, heavy, but i think it was just the toughness of the match and, you know, a lot of good rallies, very intense, very hot humidity,

the wimbledon champion muguruza broke down in tea rs champion muguruza broke down in tears in brisbane severe cramp. with so many potentially out, it could leave the door open for a new one, a new winner to emerge. two late wickets took the shine off a good opening day for england. root went for 83. jonny bairstow, five. australia have already won the series. england lost the first three. it has happened again. from tranquillity, england have got into trouble. blowing the chance to get into a dominant position. the task was a dilemma. the captain decided to bat. then that part emerged of england batsmen getting out. alastair cook was trapped, after australia used the review. and alongside them, mallan, dropped by the australian captain but then making 50. and then, instead of sending the night watchman out, england sent outjonny ba i rstow. watchman out, england sent outjonny bairstow. england must somehow try to make the competitive total, but on those closing hours, has the damage already been done. on those closing hours, has the damage already been donelj on those closing hours, ha

things didn't go quite so well for third seed muguruza she was beaten in straight sets by shay sue way of taiwan and blames their surprise the scorching weather i'm back at the top of the work with more world news followed by the day you can see it in. crime fighter. radio crime thriller. for investigative cases that we've been on your toes. prizefight i'm sorry i've been thank you so every young person needs to listen to crime fighting and shan't tell a friend tell a friend. it's like yours don't miss it.

wimbledon champion, garbine muguruza, takes on france'sjessika ponchet.rs might feel their draws could have been worse — jo konta against american madison brengle, while heather watson has a first round match against kazakhstan‘s yulia putintseva. — so with all the details — here's our tennis correspondent russell fuller from melbourne. johanna konta has won only four of their —— one of theirfour johanna konta has won only four of their —— one of their four matches. she's an awkward opponent, she is 83 places below johanna konta but ifjohanna konta makes progress to the second week, she will have some very challenging matches. but given how she finished last season, losing five matches in a row, she would relish that opportunity. she has a very good record. she could play karolina pliskova in the next round and current world number one simona halep in the quarterfinals. that's a conversation for another day. heather watson starts against the world number 50, a player ranked slightly higher than she is. cameron norrie was defeated earlier today. it willjus

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the taiwanese play taking the first vajra tie break on the day where muguruza made twenty one unforcederrors on a four hundred was. the spaniard who was struggling with a leg injury going into the tournament did show some fight. but she just didn't have enough c.f. finished off the set six for the end of this campaign was there something that you have to do better to to be able to. have better way but. for now i will talk with them see what it wants going on but i was to really field thing i felt today much better so that's a good new and we will see what we can to. make. last. night joint account to just couldn't handle the ground and bernard a pair of the united states. was content battled facing three much points but went down six four seven five. just. starting to look like the player that won the australian open ten years ago. she took on. who at flushing meadows knocked out the first ground since returning from a fifteen month drug ban. was there was to be no repeat in melbourne however sharp overtaking the much and straits that i did my job in two sets against someone that's bee

elsewhere world number one simona halep faces australian destanee aiava wimbledon champion garbine muguruzaping test at the 2016 australian open. venus williams will meet former top—10 player belinda bencic. in the men's draw kyle edmund is the only british representative following andy murray's pulling out as he's recovering from hip surgery. he's been handed a tough opening match though in melbourne. he'll have to get past 11th seed and us open finalist kevin anderson. other highlights in the men's draw include top seed rafael nadal up against dominican world number 81 victor estrella borgos. swiss five—time champion roger federer will open his title defence against slovenia's former british player aljaz bedene. six—time champion novak djokovic will open against american donald young and tomas berdych will face australian wild card entry alex de minaur. england's one day side have beaten an australia 11 side by five wickets in the warm up match in sydney. just four days after confirmation of a 4—0 test defeat, the tourists switched formats and recorded a much—needed five—wicket victory ag

wimbledon and the end third seed garbine muguruza is out.g the match to extra time. willian then went down in the penalty area but the incident wasn't reviewed by var and he was instead booked for diving. chelsea had pedro and alvaro morata sent off so they were down to 9 men but eden hazard scored the winning penalty. chelsea will now play newcastle united in the fourth round but manager antonio conte was bemused by the willian decision. if you watch the replay, you can see very clearly that this is penalty. the referee looks and then he listen, he heard what the other referee watched. and then he say to continue to play. the shock of the night in the fa cup though came at league one side wigan. they beat premier league side bournemouth — sam morsey gave them the lead inside 10 minutes and they never looked back. their reward for the 3 nil win is a fourth round home tie against west ham. it was a good performance for us tonight, playing such a good opposition. bournemouth, playing a good game, scoring goals at the right time, it allowed us