as he clobbered pakistan's bowlers to all corners of rawalpindi.only by sajid khan's on the boundary. just watch this. oh, and it was a brillant effort at long off! and although that catch just alluded pakistan, this one didn't. smith out for 89 and england all out for 267. how good a score would that prove? now it was pakistan's turn for trial by spin, shoaib bashir trapping abdullah shafique and that breakthrough was just the start for england. jack leach removing saim ayub and gus atkinson proved pace could also do the trick. a fluctuating first day, but it is england who have the momentum. jamie smith's tally was vitalfor england. the bowlers starting well. england started well with the ball taking three wickets quickly. smith says they need to keep that drive going. it's a good day for the score for the position we're in, any time you are back first in the luxury of the best conditions there is no doubt about that so it will be a tough first hour in the morning we will be looking to take as many wickets as possible and it could get to a point

a lot of people have been saying it never spins in rawalpindi, so we weren't quite sure.me in a long time. but yeah, we're happy to put runs on the board. we can only see it getting tougher as the game goes on. what sort of score do you feel was 267? i think it was a decent score, especially from the position we were in. you know, any time you're batting first, you know, you have the luxury of the best conditions. there's no doubt about that. so, you know, early wickets tomorrow and that can look totally different. what about that morning session? you lost five wickets. did you feel, oh, this isjust getting away from us a bit, we weren't quite expecting this, in terms of the amount of spin? er, not getting away from you. i think, you know, it's always going to be difficult when you come to alien conditions and, you know, everyone had a game plan and stuck to that quite nicely. and things just didn't come off for people on this occasion. but that's the beauty of the game. you get a second innings and there'll be guys that'll be really thirsty for runs. and it was spin that

given pakistan 3 first innings lead on the on the second day of the final test against england in rawalpindi. the hosts resumed on 73—3, 194 runs behind. though the pitch still showed plenty of turn, with rehan ahmed taking three wickets and two more for shoab bashir, saud stood firm. 72 runs in his century came from singles. hello from the bbc sport centre. a century from saud shakeel has given pakistan a first innings lead on the on the second day of the final test against england in rawalpindi. the hosts resumed on 73—3, 194 runs behind. though the pitch still showed plenty of turn, with rehan ahmed taking three wickets and two more for shoab bashir, saud stood firm. 72 runs in his century came from singles. he's on 126, putting on a really useful partnership for the ninth wicket. pakistan are currently 321—8. they have really upped the run rate in this final session. the series is all square at 1—1. that you that you don't win. but we have to take the point and at old trafford we have to win games. i know you english media. i know that probably you are going to say manchester united didn

152 runs, ending their winless run on home soil and setting up an intriguing series decider in rawalpindion was watching. there is always hope at the start of the day — just get to 297 and england would win. 0llie pope lasted four minutes. pakistan had prepared for this — dismissals with style. pope was just the first. within 20 minutes of play, joe root had gone lbw. and any england fan knew the significance of that. the whole match had been set up for pakistan's spin bowlers and the england strategies — harry brook here — were failings. the word around multan seemed to spread quick — pakistan might win a test. of course, england's captain was resisting, ben stokes executing the technique there on his return to cricket. stokes on 37 and he was thoroughly stumped. gone, gone! the ball span one way, the batter — and actually the bat — went another. every england batter in this match fell to spin. noman ali, aged 38 — the pitch was worn and old, he was reborn as a bowler. his eighth wicket of the innings deserved slow—motion treatment. england 144 all out. pakistan's first test win at home

it is pakistan's first test win on home soil since 2021 and sets up a series decider in rawalpindi whichpersonal milestones and stats can go to one side evenif and stats can go to one side even if it's the captaincy but i think pakistan cricket really needed this. we saw a lot of fight

hello from the bbc sport centre. 13 wickets fell on the first day of the final test in rawalpindi between pakistan and england. england won the toss and chose to bat first but were bowled out for 267, every batter falling to spin. it could have been a lot worse without a half century from opener ben duckett and a barnstorming 89 from jamie smith that included six sixes in a century partnership with gus atkinson. joe root, ben stokes, ollie pope and harry brook all went cheaply. sajid khan took six wickets. pakistan closed on 73—3. i think it's a decent score, especially from the position we were in. anytime you are batting first, you have the luxury of the best conditions, no doubt about that so it will be a tough first hour in the morning where we will look to take as many wickets as possible we could get to a point where the first innings is crucial. another really busy night of european football coming up, with europa league and uefa conference league matches, manchester united are still waiting for their first win and are unlikely to get an easy ride in istanbul against fenerbahce and

recalled rehan ahmed as one of three front—line spinners for the series decider against pakistan in rawalpindi the squad alongside gus atkinson, replacing matthew potts and brydon carse from the side that was beaten in the second test. it's1—1 in the three—match series. notjust his bowling but his batting and fielding as well, he's an outstanding cricketer. he's a young lad as well, so has got a lot of time to come. i think you got five here in the last test match, not here, in pakistan last test match, so hopefully he can do that again. former us open champion dominic thiem has played his final professional tennis match. the austrian chose his home event the vienna open to retire from the game. he lost in straight—sets to italy's luciano darderi, thanking everyone for their support over the years. it hurts, but then at the same time, i was playing some forehands especially in the second set, they were not even coming to the net and then again, i saw that it's the right decision, so all good. it's the right time to go? yes, yes, for sure. britain's jack draper will play darderi in the last 16.

cricket, and england have been beaten by nine wickets in the third and final test against pakistan in rawalpindihe series 2—1. they were bowled out forjust 112 in their second innings, their lowest ever total in the country. here's joe lynskey. got him! for pakistan, this was the most emphatic way to seal it. a third test that started with a series in the balance in the end was a procession. on day three of this match, england began a long way off. three wickets down already, still 53 behind. harry brook showed promise, but pakistan knew there'd be chances. now gone! when brook was caught behind, it set the tone for the morning. ben stokes, the captain, left a ball that hit his pads — a wicket through misjudgment from the man they often count on. england got two runs behind whenjamie smith went on the charge. sajid khan and noman ali, the pakistan bowlers who now have turned this series. pakistan are all over england! one that started this month with england posting 800 — now for pakistan to win it, they'd need just 36. very big! it took them less than half an hour to seal the test and seal the

now, and pakistan have been ensuring their pitch for the test series decider against england in rawalpindi the scene over the weekend, with industrial—sized fans being deployed to dry the pitch out ahead of thursday's match. it could also help england's spinners, including jack leach, who's taken more wickets than anyone so far after being left out of the team over the home summer. after a long time out with injury, you maybe felt like that might be it, although i did note that this tour was obviously on the other side of the summer. for me at that point, i think it was very much about me getting back to my best and enjoying my cricket and being injury free for a good amount of time. my time over the summer with them, i really, really enjoyed. got lots of bowling in and kind of build that confidence in my body that i could still do it over a long period of time and that was brilliant so, yeah, i came into this series sort of relaxed and feeling like i rediscovered what i do well and just to stick to that. meanwhile, all—rounder liam livingstone will captain england for their white—ball tou

now on to cricket and england's decisive third test match against pakistan starts on thursday in rawalpindieen the pitch that's dominated the headlines. england have picked three spinners after it was reported that the wickets had been blasted with hot air from patio heaters, and it was suspected that rakes had been put across it too. bbc test match special�*s jonathan agnew spoke to captain ben stokes and began by asking if we would see a different result from the high—scoring first match. i don't think it's going to be a low scoring game. i think it's one of those where the longer the test match goes, the more the spin is going to come into the game. look at the outfield as well. it's green, it's lush, and we're obviously very confident in our bowling unit to be able to expose when we get reverse swing, and that's going to be hard to be able to come by out here. so, yeah, the longer this game's on, i think the more the spin is going to come into it. and obviously rehan, the type of cricketer he is, the way that he loves to take the game on, you know, wouldn't necessarily call it a luxury.

it is pakistan's first test win on home soil since 2021 and sets up a series decider in rawalpindi whichrts next thursday. i think pakistan cricket nearly needed it. personal milestones and stats can go to one side evenif and stats can go to one side even if it's the captaincy but i think pakistan cricket really needed this. we saw a lot of fight throughout the four days. and we're very happy with we responded. we and we're very happy with we reminded-— responded. we had massive believe that _ responded. we had massive believe that we _ responded. we had massive believe that we could - responded. we had massive believe that we could go - responded. we had massivei believe that we could go out and do — believe that we could go out and do that. it was a very difficult _ and do that. it was a very difficult run chasing before we even — difficult run chasing before we even started today. but yeah, it looks — even started today. but yeah, it looks quite far way off but on that _ it looks quite far way off but on that service we don't a pretty— on that service we don't a pretty decentjob. but

now on to cricket and england's decisive third test match against pakistan starts on thursday in rawalpindin the pitch that's dominated the headlines. england have picked three spinners after it was reported that the wickets had been blasted with hot air the more the spin is going to come into the game. look at the outfield as well. it's green, it's lush, and we're obviously very confident in our bowling unit to be able to expose when we get reverse swing, and that's going to be hard to be able to come by out here. so, yeah, the longer this game's on, i think the more the spin is going to come into it. and obviously rehan, the type of cricketer he is, the way that he loves to take the game on, you know, wouldn't necessarily call it a luxury. ijust think it's the sensible and right decision for this game. and he won the six—hitting competition, incidentally, here this morning, which looked like a bit of fun. but was there also some kind of rangefinding in that as well, as far as the boundary is concerned? no, not at all. that was, you know, last training session here as a group, um, before t

recalled rehan ahmed as one of three frontline spinners for the series decider against pakistan in rawalpindinto the squad alongside gus atkinson, replacing matthew potts and brydon carse from the side that was beaten in the second test. it's 1—1 in the three match series. the fixtures for next year's women 5 rugby world cup have been announced today following the pool draw last week. hosts england will play the usa in the opening match of the tournament, which will be played at sunderland's stadium of light on the 22nd of august. champions new zealand held the previous world cup in 2022, beating england in a dramatic final in front of a then record—breaking crowd for a women's fixture. 42,500 watched new zealand lift the trophy at eden park. the international tennis federation has announced that off court coaching will be allowed in tennis from january of next year. the decision was made following trials on the mens atp and womens wta tours. the new changes mean that coaches can advise verbally or by using hand signals at any time, except during the playing of a point. coaches must be �*brie

second day of the final test, as saud shakeel�*s century gives pakistan a first—innings lead in rawalpindifternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. the king has told commonwealth leaders, "none of us can change the past," but that we should commit to learning from it. he made his speech at their summit in samoa amid growing calls for the uk to apologise and pay reparations for its part in the slave trade. king charles didn't directly address slavery, downing street has insisted the issue of reparations isn't on the agenda, as our political editor chris mason explains. leadership involves many things — decision—making, accountability and ceremony. this the samoan welcome for prime ministers and presidents. some commonwealth members want the uk and others to compensate them for the impact of slavery. there is a debate the king referred to here in the broadest terms. none of us can change the past, but we can commit, with all our hearts, to learning its lessons and to finding creative ways to right inequalities that endure. it wasn't an endorsement of so—called reparations compensation, b

hello from the bbc sport centre. 13 wickets fell on the first day of the final test in rawalpindi betweenut were bowled out for 267, every batter falling to spin. it could have been a lot worse without a half century from opener ben duckett and a barnstorming 89 from jamie smith that included six sixes in a century partnership with gus atkinson. joe root, ben stokes, ollie pope and harry brook all went cheaply. sajid khan took six wickets. pakistan closed on 73—3. i think it's a decent score, especially from the position we were in. anytime you are batting first, you have the luxury of the best conditions, no doubt about that so it will be a tough first

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recalled rehan ahmed as one of three frontline spinners for the series decider against pakistan in rawalpindies into the squad alongside gus atkinson, replacing matthew potts and brydon carse from the side that was beaten in the second test. it's1—1 in the three match series. the fixtures for next year's women s rugby world cup have been announced today following the pool draw last week. hosts england will play the usa in the opening match of the tournament, which will be played at sunderland's stadium of light on the 22nd of august. champions new zealand held the previous world cup in 2022, beating england in a dramatic final in front of a then record—breaking crowd for a women's fixture. 42,500 watched new zealand lift the trophy at eden park. the international tennis federation has announced that off court coaching will be allowed in tennis from january of next year. the decision was made following trials on the mens atp and womens wta tours. the international tennis federation has announced that off court coaching will be allowed in tennis from january of next year. the decision was made

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england have a suffered a chastening nine—wicket defeat in rawalpindi to give a resurgent pakistan ainners noman ali and sajid khan, who combined to dismiss england for 112 all out, their lowest ever total in pakistan. it left them needing just 36, as they secured their first home series win in almost four years, but it's a third test loss in four matches for stokes and his side. the last couple of tests we have been thrown some challenges. i think it is pretty easy to assess that we weren't able to stand up to those challenges thrown at us. but the great thing about sport is that those challenges are always going to come along. throughout this tour, and in particular the last two games, we weren't able to match what pakistan had thrown at us. we have another challenge in new zealand so we need to put behind the disappointment of these last two games and move on to new zealand. new zealand created history by winning a test series in india for the first time. mitchell santner was their star bowler in pune. he took six wickets, including the key one of virat kohli. india were chasing 3

as well as they have rallies for. in islamabad tomorrow they will hold rays across islamabad in rawalpindi and other cities and other right groups are also organizing the rallies to mark the anniversary of israeli massaker in gaza. okay and nasir tell us about the senament there also among the pakistanis when they heard uh the news of iran uh launch. operation trw true promise too, you know 180 missiles were directed at the israeli regime with different targets, military intelligence targets and we had pictures from the across the world, especially in in the west asia region all and elsewhere that people were so happy about hearing the news, yeah definitely as i told you earlier that uh "the sentiments in pakistan are very high because people believe that iran is the only country from day one who is opposing these genocidal actions of israels in gaza and iran is the only country which is raising voice for the oppressed people of gaza in forefront you know when the news was heard that iran has launched this successful attacks on israel in retaliation this was..." i mean this news was spread

hello from the bbc sport centre. 13 wickets fell on the first day of the final test in rawalpindi betweentan and england. england won the toss and chose to bat first but were bowled out for 267, every batter falling to spin it it could have been a lot worse without a half century from opener ben duckett and barnstorming 89 from jamie smith that included six sixes in a century partnership with gus atkinson. joe root, ben stokes, ollie pope and harry brook all went cheaply. sajid khan took six wickets. pakistan closed on 73—3, so that england score doesn't seem so bad. i think it's a decent score, especially from the position we were in. anytime you are batting first, you have the luxury of the best conditions, no doubt about that, so it will be a tough first hour in the morning where we will look to take as many wickets as possible and we could get to a point where the first innings is crucial. another really busy night of european football coming up, with europa league and uefa conference league matches, manchester united are still waiting for their first win and are unlikely to get an ea

recalled rehan ahmed as one of three front—line spinners for the series decider against pakistan in rawalpindi the squad alongside gus atkinson, replacing matthew potts and brydon carse from the side that was beaten in the second test. it's1—1 in the three match series. notjust his not just his bowling, notjust his bowling, but his batting and fielding as well, he's an outstanding cricketer. he was a young lad as well, so he's got a lot of time to come. i think he got five here in the test match — not here, in pakistan the last test match, so hopefully he can do that again. and the fixtures for next year's women's rugby world cup have been announced today — following the pool draw last week. hosts england will play the usa in the opening match of the tournament, which will be played at sunderland's stadium of light on 22 august. champions new zealand held the previous world cup in 2022, beating england in a dramatic final in front of a then—record—breaking crowd for a women's fixture. 42,500 watched new zealand lift the trophy at eden park. and that's all the sport for now. keep up—to—date wit

it is pakistan's first test win on home soil since 2021, setting up a series decider in rawalpindi whichrts next thursday. it was always going to be a tough ask but we had massive belief we could go out there and do that. but, yeah, you know it was a very difficult run chase even before we started today. it looks quite far away off, but on that surface, i think we have done pretty decentjob. but a couple of starts and i'm sure a self included in a couple of other guys would like to have gone on and sort of the a bit more and got us over the line. max verstappen edged championship rival lando norris in free practice at the united states grand prix, but didn't come out on top in austin. the three—time world champion verstappen finished third—fastest around the circuit of the americas, 13 thousandths of a second ahead of norris�*s mclaren. ferrari's carlos sainz was fastest, just ahead of team—mate charles leclerc. sprint qualifying gets under way in around two hours. champion verstappen leads norris by 52 points in the standings with six races to go. the premier league returns this weekend

second day of the final test, as saud shakeel�*s century gives pakistan a first—innings lead in rawalpindi

england will look for quick wickets against pakistan when play resumes in the third and final test in rawalpindifriday. 13 wickets fell on the first day with the home side's spinners doing all the damage as they bowled england out for 267. sajid khan's six wickets was the stand out bowling. it could have been a lot worse without a half century from opener ben duckett and 89 from jamie smith that included 6 sixes in a century partnership with gus atkinson. pakistan closed on 73—3 so that england score doesn't seem so bad. i think it was a decent score especially from the position we were in. anytime you're first you'll need the best conditions... it'll be tough would be looking to take as many wickets as possible. that first innings is crucial. and it was spin that did the damage for india on day one of the second test against new zealand in pune. ravi ashwin took the first three, then washington sundar took over. devon conway top scored and rachin ravindra also made a half century but when he went it sparked a collapse. the tourists lost seven wickets for 62, all to sundar, and were bowled out f

coming up on bbc news, wickets tumble in rawalpindi, and it's not to england's liking as they strugglenst pakistan at the end of day two. this is a fire test in australia for a type of cladding called eps — it's banned there, but is widely used on flats in the uk. developers here say it meets safety standards because it's installed with fire breaks to contain any blaze. but the bbc has learned that inspections in the wake of the grenfell tower tragedy are discovering buildings where fire breaks haven't been installed properly — or are missing completely. phil hendry reports. this is a fire test carried out in australia for a cladding product. it's rendered eps. if they saw what was underneath the concrete render, most people would be fairly horrified. jesus. bleep. sorry, language. we've shown it to residents... it hasn't resisted anything. it's it hasn't resisted anything. “hust— it hasn't resisted anything. it'sjust gone up. it's just gone up. and _ it'sjust gone up. ..and an expert. this is richard hull, a professor of chemistry and fire science. it's expanded polystyrene. it's expa

england have a suffered a chastening nine wicket defeat in rawalpindi to give a resurgent pakistan and sajid khan, who combined to dismiss england for 112 all out, their lowest ever total in pakistan. it left the hosts needing just 36 runs. pakistan secured their first home series win in almost four years. but it's a third test loss in four matches for england we thought we could stay calm and patient we could get a result. new zealand have created history by winning a test series in india for the first time. mitchell santner was their star bowler in pune. he took six wickets, including the key one of virat kohli. india were chasing 359 to win but finished well short, all out for 245. it means new zealand end india's unbeaten home record that's lasted for 12 years, taking an unassailable 2—0 lead in the three test series. we are immensely proud to be in the position of winning test matches here. a lot of new zealand teams come here, and to be the first team to win a series over here is immensely special, and very proud of this group. jack draper is through to the final of the vienna

england, after they were beaten by nine wickets in the third and final test against pakistan in rawalpindiit means they lose the series 2—1. they were bowled out forjust 112 in their second innings leaving pakistan an easy target to win. here's joe lynskey. got him. for pakistan, this was the most emphatic way to seal it. a third test that started with a series in the balance in the end was a procession. on day 3 of this match, england began a long way off, three wickets down, already still 53 behind. harry brook showed promise, but pakistan knew there'd be chances. when brook was caught behind, it set the tone for the morning. ben stokes, the captain, left a ball that hit his pads, a wicket through misjudgement from the man they often count on. england got two runs behind whenjamie smith went on the charge. sajid khan and noman ali, the pakistan bowlers who now have turned this series. and pakistan are all over england! one that started this month with england posting 800. now for pakistan to win it, they'd need just 36. very big. it took pakistan less than half an hour to seal the test a

england's test series against pakistan is finely poised heading into the third test in rawalpindi aftere by 152 runs. resuming 261 shorts of their target, england lost 0llie pope from just the eighth delivery of the day, with joe root following just three overs later as the tourists were floundering at 55—4. when captain stokes was dismissed in bizarre fashion after some brief resistance with brydon carse, england soon slumped to 144 all out, with noman ali the pick of the bowlers, finishing with 8—46. and britain'sjosh charlton will race for gold, in the men's individual pursuit final after a setting a world record in qualifying. the 21—year—old produced a stunning ride to stop the clock in three minutes, 59.304 seconds, obliterating the previous mark set by filipo ganna two years ago by more than three tenths of a second. charlton's final takes place tonightjust after 7.30pm. team—mates charlie tanfield and dan bigham will ride for bronze. that's all the sport from us for now, matthew. we will have more later on. gavin, thank you very much. president biden has been holding talks with

helped give them a slight edge on the first day of the decisive third test against pakistan in rawalpindigood evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. with less than a week to go until her much anticipated first budget, the chancellor has announced that she is changing the rules, which are self—imposed, in order to free up billions of pounds for infrastructure spending. rachel reeves says there will be a technical change to the way debt is measured which will allow it to fund extra investment. the conservative party have accused her of fiddling the rules. rachel reeves has been speaking to our economics editor, faisal islam, who's in washington. what difference will this make to people? what difference will this make to eo - le? , what difference will this make to neale? , what difference will this make to --eole? , , , people? yes, sophie, these rules, the are people? yes, sophie, these rules, they are nerdy. — people? yes, sophie, these rules, they are nerdy, they _ people? yes, sophie, these rules, they are nerdy, they are _ people? yes, sophie, these rules, they are nerdy, they are

england's test series against pakistan is finely poised heading into the third test in rawalpindi, afterf resistance with brydon carse, england soon slumped to 144 all out, with noman ali the pick of the bowlers, finishing with 8 for 46. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. storm ashley, the first named storm of the season — named by the irish metservice — is going to hit us later this weekend. it's still to develop from this area of cloud all the way across the other side of the atlantic. mind you, ahead of that, we've had this low pressure steering in this cloud, which has been bringing with it some outbreaks of rain, and that rain is continuing to push its way eastwards overnight tonight. it slows down a bit across england and wales because the winds fall lighter. clearer skies do follow in the west, particularly scotland and northern ireland, where temperatures will be down to around 7 or 8 degrees. but tomorrow morning, we've got the rain this time across eastern parts of england. that rain, it could be a little heavy first thing. it'll tend to move away during the morning

the move comes alongside speculation over the condition of the surface in rawalpindi.e where the longer the test match goes, the more it will go into the game. the out field, it is green and lush and we are very confident in our bowling unit to be able to expose when we could reverse swings and that is going to be hard to be able to come by appear in the longer this game goes on, the longer the spinner will go into it and the spinner will go into it and the type of cricketer he is and he lipstick the game on and we would necessarily call it a luxury, just a sensible and right decision for this game. another record set in baseball now, for the los angeles dodgers star shohei 0htani, the ball hit for his 50th home run of the season, has sold for 4.4 million dollars at auction — the most a sports ball has ever fetched. it breaks the previous record paid in 1999, by more than a million. the japanese hitter became the first player in baseball history to hit 50 home runs and steal 50 bases in a single season during his side's match against the miami marlins last month. full

their deciding test against pakistan, a sign that the home side's attempts to make the pitch in rawalpindis atkinson the two changes from the second match, in which all 20 england wickets fell to spinners. and batter harry brook told the bbc�*s stephan shemilt the stakes are pretty high. very exciting. 0bviously very exciting. obviously we like to play in deciding matches. the big matches, it's like a final, really. hopefully we can put in a good performance and play well. everyone is talkin: performance and play well. everyone is talking about _ performance and play well. everyone is talking about the _ performance and play well. everyone is talking about the pitch, _ performance and play well. everyone is talking about the pitch, you've - is talking about the pitch, you've had a _ is talking about the pitch, you've had a look— is talking about the pitch, you've had a look at it, what you think? if had a look at it, what you think? if i was had a look at it, what you think? i was going had a look at it, what you think? if i was going to be a betting man i would say it's probably going to

work _ england's cricketers are in danger of losing the deciding third test against pakistan in rawalpindi looked on top early on on day two, reducing pakistan to 177—7 in theirfirst innings. but saud shakeel dug in and frustrated england's bowlers, making 134 as pakistan were bowled out for 344, a lead of 77. the home side then took three english wickets before stumps. england closing on 24—3, still 53 runs behind. having three down over night is not the plan. at one point would look like we got them before they got the lead, but that is cricket, things happen quickly and we expected that. obviously, momentum is with them but hopefully we can soak it up a bit tomorrow and put it back on them and trying to get the lead and put them back in. it's been an excellent day for the men and women's british number ones. katie boulter is into the semifinals of the pan pacific open in tokyo after beating bianca andreescu in straight sets, whilstjack draper is in to the final four in vienna. not quite as straightforward for him, with draper needing three sets to get past tomos machac of the czech repu

pakistan for preparing the pitch to their advantage, ahead of england's deciding test which begins in rawalpindiw. rhianna's rapper boyfriend could be bidding to buy tranmere rovers. will another american owner take over an english club asap? welcome to the programme. lots coming up on the champions league — one match already under way between celtic and atalanta, we'll update you shortly. but before that, arne slot has had a great first season start to the premier league, and he's looking to do the same in europe as liverpool prepare to take on rb leipzig in germany injust under 90 minutes�* time. they're without diogojota after the striker was injured in the 2—1 win against chelsea. john murray and pat neven are in germany. this is the red bull arena, the home of rb leipzig in this is where liverpool come tonight having started the season with ten wins out of ii and one both of their matches in champions league whereas rb leipzig have lost both of theirs. you are leading me down a path there. i will not go down it so easily. two tough games for red bull. atletico madrid are not bad and had jus

recalled rehan ahmed as one of three frontline spinners for the series decider against pakistan in rawalpindi squad alongside gus atkinson, replacing matthew potts and brydon carse from the side that was beaten in the second test. it's1—1 in the three match series. notjust his not just his bowling, notjust his bowling, but is batting and fielding as well. he's an outstanding cricketer. a young lad as well, so it's got a lot of time to come. in the last test match not here, in pakistan, and the last test match last time, hopefully he can do that again. british number one katie boulter is through to the second round of the pan pacific open in tokyo. boulter saw off priscilla hon of australia in straight sets, needing just 75 minutes to claim a 6—16—4 victory, and book her place in the last—i6 where she will play japan's kyoka okamura. british teenager mika stojsavljevic was on court for nearly three hours as she lost to japan's world number 57 moyuka uchijima in tokyo. the 15—year—old, who landed the us open girls�* singles title in september, went desperately close to securing a first wta tour

england's cricketers are in danger of losing the deciding third test against pakistan in rawalpindi.d on top early on, on day two — reducing pakistan to 177—7 in theirfirst innings. but saud shakeel dug in — and frustrated england's bowlers — making 134 — as pakistan were bowled out for 344 — a lead of 77. the home side then took three english wickets before stumps — england closing on 2a for 3 — still 53 runs behind. asa as a bowling group having three down overnight was never part of the plan and at one stage look like we could have got them before they got a lead but that's cricket things happened quickly and we expect that as well. obviously the momentum is with them at the moment but hopefully we can chicken up a bit tomorrow and put it back on them and trying get the lead and them back in. i think when you square hundred you are — i think when you square hundred you are really pleased that the same — you are really pleased that the same time, we got the lead and we got — same time, we got the lead and we got a — same time, we got the lead and we got a handsome lead so that is t

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bowled out for 267 on the first day of the final test against pakistan in rawalpindi.ternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. the medicines regulator has told doctors to look out for signs that patients may be misusing weight—loss jabs, and to make sure they flag up the drug's side—effects. they say while things like stomach problems or low blood sugarare mainly mild, they can be serious, and people need to know how to treat themselves if they happen. the regulator has decided to repeat the advice, due to the growing popularity of the drugs. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. this skinnyjab now used by millions across the world. everyone wants to be thinner, everyone wants to be prettier. everything wants to be more, more, more. and we want it immediately. one of its manufacturers has become the largest company in europe as demand for the drugs vastly outstrips supply. i could probably name about three or four that i know are currently taking at the moment. and there is concern about who is using them. right, so i've put yours to the side all ready