what wasn't an issue was for the indians, rohit sharma, another century for rohit sharma, and virat kohli of 96 took him over 8001—day international runs. he didn't get his century because rohit sharma hit a six to win his match. those two players, seeing them through to that final, there will be millions of people watching on sunday on sunday in that final against pakistan. they played earlier in the tournament and india w011 earlier in the tournament and india won by 124 runs on the duckworth—lewis system and since then pakistan have really improved. patrick gearey was there watching the match. if you went on the enthusiastic mod theirfans if you went on the enthusiastic mod their fans you would think every game they played was bangladesh's biggest yet, this one probably was. their first biggest yet, this one probably was. theirfirst major biggest yet, this one probably was. their first major semi—final, biggest yet, this one probably was. theirfirst major semi—final, one they were never supposed to reach, 110w they were never supposed to reach, now india are calling. bangladesh come in

rohit sharma co mforta bly run chase is solid. rohit sharma comfortably getting a half century.d they lost one wicket. india, 188—1 off 30 overs. the 117th us open is under way. golf's second major of the year. the world number1 dustinjohnson is the defenbding champion, he teed offjust a short time ago at erin hills in wisconsin. a lot of chat about the state of the rough. they have chopped it down. tommy fleetwood is doing well, one off the top. danny willett is having a stinker on four over. the first round under way. the us open. the lions fly—half owen farrell might not be available first test against the all blacks a week on saturday. he picked up a thigh starin nad has had to pull out of the matchday squad for the match against the maori all blacks in rotorua on saturday. he was one of the replacements with jonny sexton starting at number ten. flanker peter o'mahony will captain the side, with tour skipper sam warburton on the bench. maro itoje starts in what is an otherwise, unchanged forward pack, from the one that beat the crusaders last saturday. warren gatland says he

rohit sharma has just been caught on 78.sterday, more than half of the country's electricity supply came from sources like solar and wind power. ditch—macro with me isjennifer webber, director of renewables in the uk. it just webber, director of renewables in the uk. itjust nudged over the half mark, supplied by renewable energy. a landmark moment. very much so and one for us all to celebrate. using our natural renewable resources, we're not using imported fossil fuels and it is also a cleaner way of reducing the power we need to power our computers and lights etc. is it is reliable and as constant a way of supplying us with our power needs? we can't have windy and sunny weather every day. we cannot but the efficiency levels of our wind turbines are getting higher and higher. as new developments are made. also, there is a lot of development happening with things like storage. we have over 50 members involved in storage, which means when we are producing power, we can store it when needed and essentially, every time we produc

shikwar darwan has passed his century and is still at the crease and rohit sharma backed him up withle order has struggled a little more to make an impact, but with 9 overs left to bat, india have reached 234 with wickets still in hand. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour so the polls are open and voting is under way across the uk, with 650 seats in the house of commons up for grabs. christian fraser has been looking at some of the numbers. it's a numbers game, a general election and there are some big numbers for us to consider this time around. here's the biggest of them all — 46.9 million people eligible to vote. a million more people on the register. there's been a surge in fact in places around the country, up to 10%, particularly in student areas. turnout last time around, slightly down on 2010 — 66.4%. but that's by no means the lowest. you have to go all the way back to 1918, to the end of the first world war when the turnout was 57.2%. up and down the country, there are 50,000 polling stations give or take, a maximum of 2,500 voters per station. you wil

some big hitting from their opening pair rohit sharma and shikhar dhawan, giving their fans at the oval321. the big hitting didn't stop there, as sri lanka too fancied a bit of fun with the bat. but some impressive fielding from india stunted their reply. kumar, fielding off his own bowling, with this excellent run—out to remove dangerman mendis. the indian cheers soon disappeared though as sri lankan captain angelo mathews hit the winning runs to seal a seven wicket victory. india now need to beat south africa on sunday to progress to the last four. it's been a good champions trophy for england so far with 2 wins out of 2 and they are sure of a place in the semi finals. joe root has scored almost 200 runs and one man trying to make him and many of the england batsmen better is former hampshire playerjulian wood. using practices learned from other sports his coaching methods are helping transform the modern game. ben croucher has been to meet him. from wg grace to peter maher... cricket used to be a game of grace. now it's all about big bats which is where this man comes in. you hit her

india were struggling from the off, losing rohit sharma in the first over, and captain virat kohli wentf hope when hardik pandya made a half century, but he was run out on 76. his was the last sembalnce of indian resistance. their last three wickets went forjust six runs, hasan ali also finishing with three wickets, and pakistan winning by a crushing 180 runs. this is the final scorecard. a real wake—up call for india against theirfierce a real wake—up call for india against their fierce rivals. video highlights are on the bbc sport website, and full highlights are on bbc two from 11.15pm tonight. check your local listings for variations. britain'sjohanna konta is playing in the nottingham open final. the world number eight is facing croatia's donna vekic. it's been ao years since a british woman won a major grass court tournament on home soil — that was virginia wade at wimbledon — and konta has started well, breaking twice in the opening set, she's just taken that by 6—2. but she had a big wobble in the second and lost out on a tie—break. she's been broken as well at the start of the