patrick gearey has the details of day three so far...ed by things like schools. instead, they clear minds and impossible boundaries. happy dm, cricket distract them get intimidated by things like scores. the approach by ben stokes relies on instinct and sometimes not but the problem with look as it has a habit of changing suddenly. one ball later, stoke 725. that is how we play, they say, and instinct to serve injonny bairstow well, a man in the form of his life seemingly able to hit the ball when he wants with india powerless to stop him. a century, his third in three tests. he embodies new england but it cannot be down to him alone. on 160 was sent on his way with love, perhaps for some, with regret, because when india went back out to bat they were 132 runs ahead. england needed with its fast. this was a start, john tojimmy anderson while broad there is another player. india's response was graceful, old school. test cricket as it was. with its kelly began carefully gathering momentum until charging in the other direction came stokes t

patrick gearey reports.d. in pretoria where the air is thinner and oxygen is scarcer, but their gas is no problem for louis rees—zammit, twice he threw through south africa, wales led by 15 at the break. the south africans bulldozed back as they always would. in the final stages they crept ahead. three welshmen were sin binned to trying to stop them. only one was back on again when incredibly they managed to release dewi lake, somehow wales were level and dan biggar had this kick to put them in front with minutes left. just wide. a fraction from glory now came agony when south africa won a penalty in overtime and there was a breathless victory snatched. earlier in perth an evening of pyrotechnics and short fuses, the story started with a but. darcy swainson off, australia would be down to 1a for most of the match. you wouldn't have known. it was england's defence which looked undermanned, aussie is always a sense weakness. now eddiejones was staring at a fourth defeat in a row. there is a world cup next year

patrick gearey reports. the score when england went out to bat this morning was 84—5.scores. instead they clear mines and a possible boundary is. carpe diem cricket. the approach led by ben stokes relies on instinct and sometimes a lot. but the problem with luck is that it has a habit of changing suddenly. one ball later, stokes out for 25. that is how we play they say, and instinct is serving jonny bairstow well. this is a man in the form of his life, seemingly able to hit the ball where he wants india to powerless to stop him. a century, is third in three tests. he embodies the new england but it cannot be down to him alone. on 106 he was sent on his way, with luck. and for some with regret because england were still 175 runs behind at that stage. the improved opposition slightly before being bowled out but india went back into bed with a big lead. england needed wickets fast. that is wherejimmy anderson comes in. should guild bowed out. but india's bettors have the skill to make this increasingly awkward when it comes to england's final innings. there will be a few

patrick gearey reports. when australia host england, they put on a show.n get lively. the sparks had hardly settled when new fires ignited. if that was the gift that this was the but. swain sent off in australia would need to play most of the match a man down. the england defence seemed on demand. jordan is higher brought the wallabies level. whatever the circumstances they head relentlessly towards weakness. the england boss should know can he used to coach them. eddiejones was staring at a fourth defeat in a row. there is a world cup next year. aaron jill there is a world cup next year. aaronjill will not be 21 then. he gave his team something to cling to. if you are an england fan, remember the name, but probably forget the game. across the tasman sea, one of the most daunting prospects in sport. new zealand have not lost here in 18 years. the way ireland started that record seemed in peril. this tribe is the high point. new zealand blitzed them because going four tries in seven minutes. two more tests for ireland to try and come back. carlos sainz will

patrick gearey rounds up the action.am top of the world, wales could have been forgiven a little vertigo. in pretoria the air is thin and oxygen scarcer but gas is thin and oxygen scarcer but gas is no problem for lewis p samet. he flew around south africa. twice in the first half the wing took flight. they led by 15 at the break, wales. south africa returned to what they are good at, master bulldozers, smashing themselves back into this. in the closing minutes they crept ahead with wales down to 12 men. somehow this wasn't over. the well summoned enough manpower to release dowie lake. a welsh victory was one kick away. it was that close. it gets more painful. south africa were given a chance. damien valencia won an unbelievable test. earlier we witnessed a lively night in perth. no sooner had the sparks settled there in england'sjohnny hill pulled the hair of darcy swain. if that was the if, that was the but, he was sent off and australia would need to play most of the match a man down. yet it was england's defence whic

patrick gearey rounds up the action. the world, wales could have been forgiven a little vertical. in pretoria, the errors then, oxygen is scarce gas no problem for lewis rees—zammit. he flew around the world champions, taking the flight twice in the first half, wales leading by 15 at the break. so south africa returned to what they are good at, master bulldozers. it is smashed back into this. in the closing minutes creeping ahead with wales down to 12 men. somehow, this wasn't over. the well summoned enough manpower and a historic victory was one dan biggar kick away, it was that close. and it got more painful. into overtime, south africa had their only chance. winning a breathless, barely believable a earlier, a lively night in perth, no sooner had the spike settled then england pulling hair. if that was the gift that this was the butt. swain sent off in australia would need to play most of the match a man down. the england defence seemed on demand. jordan brought the wallabies level. whatever the circumstances they hea

patrick gearey rounds up the action.evel, up against a team on top of the world, wales could be forgiven a little vertigo. in pretoria, the air is thinner and oxygen is scarcer but gas is no problem for lewis rees—zammit and. flew around south africa, the world champions. twice in the first half, the winger took flight, while leading by 15 at the break. so, south africa return to what they are good at, master bulldozers. they smashed themselves back into this. they crept ahead with wales down to 12 men are. somehow, this wasn't over, though. the world summit enough manpower and a historic victory was one dan biggar kick away, it was that close. and it would get more painful, into overtime, south africa with their owner chance, winning a breathless, barely believable test. we witnessed a lively night in perth, despite settling and then pulling hair. that was the air, this was the but, australia having to play most of the match a man down. the wallabies were brought level and and also knows when an eggestein's worried. wha