rohit sharma 100 control the match. rohitsharma100 and england to 200.of view, becoming one of those days. when rohit sharma reached 161 and reached the field, he could not believe it. now england's frustrations. here the bowl comes up and touches the blood. on replay, the tv amp i did not look at despite the review. he was soon dismissed unmistakably, fortunately. but india of 300—6, so watch out. joe wilson, bbc news. we look forward to tomorrow. highlights of the australian open tennis follow this bulletin on bbc one, but we'll show you the result of one match that's just finished. cameron norrie — the final british player left in the tournament, is out. he's lost in straight sets to rafael nadal in the third round — no shame in that. nadal is the second seed in melbourne, and plays italy's fabio fognini next. the six nations continues today, england host italy at twickenham at 2:15, whilst scotland play wales at murrayfield. scotland are on a really good run of form, and beat wales just over three months ago in the final game of last year's delayed c

well, rohit sharma was moving. reviving india's innings and then dominating the day.ons like these, you can control the match. rohit to 100 and india to 200 with this shot from ajinkya rahane — exactly what they'd come to see. from england's point of view, becoming one of those days. when rohit reached 161 and found the fielder, he couldn't believe it. well, now england's frustrations. here the ball bounces up, touches rahane's glove, is then caught. a replay the tv umpire did not look at despite england's review. well, he was soon dismissed unmistakably, fortunately. but india are 300—6 and rishabh pant�*s in, so watch out. joe wilson, bbc news. leicester city scored three goals in seven minutes as they came from behind to beat liverpool 3—1 and move up to second in the premier league. the defending champions took the lead in the second half, roberto firmino's back heel setting up mohamed salah for his 23rd goal of the season. but then it all changed. leicester were awarded a penalty, var said it was a free kick and james maddison's scored — it was given offside. but

india batting again, rohit sharma—style. the lead, to 249, and for them, just a perfect day.r united have dropped two precious points in the premier league today after being held to a 1—1 draw at second from bottom west brom. sam allardyce's side took the lead with just 80 seconds on the clock, diagne heading past david de gea. united drew level at the end of the first half, a great volley from bruno fernandes but they couldn't a find a winner. harry maguire frustrated by a great save from samjohnstone in injury time as the ball came back off the post. united are seven points behind the leaders manchester city who also have a game in hand. let's just feel the momentum, let'sjust feel the momentum, win games and put city under pressure. they are in great form but we won't give it away, of course. it looks like we need to put up a fight. well pleased with the overall performance and tactics of the team, application _ performance and tactics of the team, application of the team, well pleased _ application of the team, well pleased the lad didn't get their heads — pleased the lad

now rohit sharma was soon thriving. ben foakes with a lightning stumping. got heated. butjack leach kept england in it. kohli gone. india three down, only 13 behind. and as england's sole spin bowler, well, it's you versus india. all right, jack? joe wilson, bbc news. so, a bad day for england, but top scorer zak crawley doesn't think the match is a lost cause. i don't think it's going to require a miracle, to be honest. i think it's going to be difficult, and i think they'll go on tomorrow and get a nice... even 100 league, 150 league, then we've got a great chance of winning this game, so i don't think it's going to need a miracle. 0bviously, we're going to need a lot of things to go our way and we have to play extremely well, but we're capable of doing it with the side we've got. rory mcilroy says people should be glad that tiger woods is still alive following his car crash in los angeles yesterday. the world number eight is preparing for the world golf championships event which is being held in florida later this week. woods, the 15—time major champion,

test, and they have nine wickets in hand going into the final day afterjack leach bowled opener rohit sharmaing on 39—1 so realistically india have to bat out the day tomorrow to salvage a draw, but should england have given themselves more time to bowl them out, and made that decalration, something i asked the england women's spinner and test match special pundit, alex hartley. it's always one of those where you think you know better than what they are doing. like everyone said why are doing. like everyone said why are they not declaring, not declaring? there's a reason behind her. i think he wanted to have a new ball as well. they had a new ball at the hour of the start. there's always cat and mouse. i suppose that's the beauty of test cricket. that was such an important wicket for leach, was in a? it that was such an important wicket for leach, was in a?— for leach, was in a? it was. it's probably _ for leach, was in a? it was. it's probably given _ for leach, was in a? it was. it's probably given jack _ for leach, was in a? it was. it's probably given jack leach - for leach, was in a? it

rohit sharma hit the winning runs with maximum impact. especially on the bowler, england's captain.en tough, you can see it's been tough on their guys as well, who are more used to these conditions than we are. but we just had to keep trying to find a way, trying to explore, to experiment. root says the authorities should decide if this pitch was fit for purpose. well, there's a week to prepare for the final test — and to try to forget this one. joe wilson, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are james moore, chief business commentator at the independent and sam lister, deputy political editor at the daily express. let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages, starting with... most of the papers lead on the queen's first public remarks on covid vaccination — including the telegraph. it reports that the queen told senior officers overseeing the delivery of the vaccine across all four uk nations that people who refuse the vaccine should

rohit sharma hit a thoroughly entertaining 161 as india made 300 for 6 after winning the toss and choosingngland men's team has played an international in front of spectators. it's time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's football results, as match of the day and sportscene follow soon on bbc one. manchester city have extended their lead at the top of the premier league to seven points after a comfortable 3—0 win over tottenham. it's a record 15th consecutive victory in all competitions now for pep guardiola's side. the liverpool manager, jurgen klopp, admitted the champions can't "close the gap" on the league leaders as they were beaten 3—1 by leicester city, who are in second place. burnley beat crystal palace 3—0. and brighton and aston villa drew 0—0. rangers have a 21—point lead at the top of the scottish premiership. a fabulous ryanjack goal gave them a 1—0 victory over kilmarnock. there were also wins for dundee united and hamilton while aberdeen and st mirren drew 0—0. rafael nadal, chasing what would be a record in the men's game of a 21st grand slam title, is

india batting again, rohit sharma—style. the lead, to 249, and for them, just a perfect day. with france going top of the table after a narrow 15 points to 13 win over ireland. ben croucher reports. some fresh faces to answer ireland's increasingly anguished call. a valentine's day withoutjohnny sexton and other experienced heads. the new guard will not have loved a first half in which tournament favourites france lived up to that tag. but you can't get too far ahead of yourself in international rugby. one step ahead of the opposition is often enough, though, as ireland continued to play catch—up. from behind, spot him, that is ronan kelleher. the hooker�*s twinkle toes dancing down the touchline and over the try line. hope. ross burns' right foot, kicking ireland closer still. two points in it. the romantic fairy tale comeback? not on france's watch. sealed with a kick. today, they started shoulder to shoulder. now the six nations already looks out of ireland's reach. ben croucher, bbc news. it's time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's football results,

england need wickets, nine of them for the win afterjack leach dismissed rohit sharma late on.has committed his future to mercedes, signing a one—year deal, keeping him with the team for a ninth season. the announcement made on social media after weeks of negotiations. he's been been out of contract after his previous £40 million a year deal expired in december. the new deal combines an agreement from both parties to boost diversity and inclusion in the sport. three weeks later than planned, the australian open began overnight with a host of big names in action, that included the defending champion in the men's singles, novak djokovic. he's looking for a record extending ninth title in melbourne. he beatjeremy chardy in straight sets. djocovic one of the players who enjoyed the more comfortable surroundings in adelaide in the build—up, whilst others faced quarantine for two weeks in melbourne. djocovic said he didn't have much respect off the court for nick kyrigos as the war of words between the pair continued. the typically vocal australian also made a winning start, beating

india batting again, rohit sharma style. the lead to 249 and, for them, just a perfect day. one is at 6:35 this evening. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. sport now and a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. i'm chetan pathak with your latest sports news. we'll start in melbourne where the quarter finals of the australian open are taking shape. serena williams and naomi osaka are the two big names through in the women's draw, but there's been a bit of a shock in the men's — asjoe lynskey reports: when there are rows of blue seats, defeat in melbourne feels empty. dominic thiem knew he had missed an opportunity. the world number three was going for grand slam title number two, was going for grand slam title numbertwo, but was going for grand slam title number two, but he was well beaten. that is outrageously good.— that is outrageously good. grigor dimitrov didn't _ that is outrageously good. grigor dimitrov didn't reach _ that is outrageously good. grigor dimitrov didn't reach the - that is outrageously good. grigor| dimitrov didn't reach the

rohit sharma hit the winning runs with maximum impact. especially on the bowler, england's captain. explore, to experiment. root says the authorities should decide if this pitch was fit for purpose. well, there's a week to prepare for the final test — and to try to forget this one. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. another mild day today, but compared with the crazy temperatures yesterday, when we had highs of 18 degrees, still above average, but we have changed where the weather is coming from. yesterday it was southern europe, north africa, but today from the atlantic, leaving the extreme heat more focused across europe. it is worth mentioning there have been a number of cities that have been a number of cities that have set a new february temperature records, really pretty unusual weather. overnight tonight, high pressure building in, a combination of clear skies and light winds, a

now rohit sharma was soon thriving. ben foakes with a lightning stumping.. india three down, only 13 behind. and as england's sole spin bowler, well, it's you versus india. all right, jack? joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather here's chris fawkes. well, we've had some extreme heat across parts of england and, more generally, the north—west of europe. the deeper reds on the chart telling you the more unusual the heat has beenin you the more unusual the heat has been in these places. across scotland it has been mild. the air has been coming off the atlantic. for england it has been coming from north africa and spain, bringing some incredible heat for the time of year. indeed in suffolk, temperatures reached 18 celsius, about 10 degrees above average. we would normally see temperatures around 18 degrees in late may or earlyjune. so this really is freakishly warm. 0vernight, we do have a cold current moving in. this band of rain will be moving eastwards, while easing. some patchy rain as it moves across much of england. quite mild, 10 degrees or

india batting again, rohit sharma—style. the lead, to 249, and for them, just a perfect day.to the second half. france have come from behind to lead 10—3, with the home side having a try ruled out for being in touch. ireland are looking for their first win in this year's competition after losing to wales last weekend. manchester united have dropped two precious points this afternoon after being held to a 1—1 draw at second—from—bottom west brom. sam allardyce's side took the lead with just 80 seconds on the clock, mbaye diagne heading past david de gea. united drew level at the end of the first half, a great volley from bruno fernandes. but they couldn't a find a winner — harry maguire frustrated by a great save from samjohnstone in injury time as the ball came back off the post. united are seven points behind the leaders manchester city, who also have a game in hand. earlier, wolves came from behind to beat southampton at st mary's. they were losing 1—0 at half time, but won the match through a brilliant individual effort from pedro neto, who turned the game around. the win

rohit sharma, out like this. two big wickets, if only england had another spin bowler.straight to root, root had taken wickets without conceding a run. i mean, is it real? india's lead was 33 when they were all out. joe root took five wickets for eight runs. remember, strictly speaking, he is not even a bowler. come back quick with your bat. in the battle of who scores less, england were excelling. wicket on the very first delivery! crawley out first ball. bairstow gone. the score was still none. pitch conditions, mind conditions, were dead against the batsmen. ben stokes gone for 25. and root fell to the unnerving axar patel. watch ashwin's ball to ollie pope, and then read the batsman's mind — "how do i play that?" andthen, 81 all out. no need for more words. perhapsjust andthen, 81 all out. no need for more words. perhaps just these faces. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. this time yesterday we were looking at extreme heat, ten above average yesterday. those are temperatures you see in late may or earlyjune so very unusual fo

now, rohit sharma was soon thriving. ben foakes with a lightning stumping. to require a miracle, to be honest. i think it's going to be difficult, and i think they'll go on tomorrow and get a nice... even 100 league, 150 league, then we've got a great chance of winning this game, so i don't think it's going to need a miracle. 0bviously, we're going to need a lot of things to go our way and we have to play extremely well, but we're capable of doing it with the side we've got. rory mcilroy says people should be glad that tiger woods is still alive following his car crash in los angeles yesterday. the world number eight is preparing for the world golf championships event which is being held in florida later this week. woods, the 15—time major champion, has undergone surgery for a number of leg injuries and is recuperating in hospital. he's not superman, you know what i mean? you know, he's a human being at the end of the day, and he's already been through so much. so, at this stage, i think everyone should just be grateful that he's here, that he's alive, that

now rohit sharma was soon thriving. ben foakes with a lightning stumping.kept england in it. kohli gone. india three down, only 13 behind. and as england's sole spin bowler, well, it's you versus india. all right, jack? joe wilson, bbc news. the pga tour commissioner jay monahan says it will be difficult for players to focus on playing at the world golf championships event which is being held in florida later this week, following tiger woods' car crash yesterday. the 15—time major champion has undergone surgery for a number of leg injuries and is recuperating in hospital. this is a tough moment. it's not an easy week to play golf when the person that you idolise, the person that's your inspiration, the person that's your inspiration, the person that has gotten you into this game, the person that's created a lot of opportunity for you is hurt. and so, you know, ijust think that, you know, when you come out here in 1996-97 and know, when you come out here in 1996—97 and you've had the impact, you know, moments like this hit your heart and your soul. and i thi

england have just ta ken england have just taken another wicket, rohit sharma the man out, india 115—te of the economy. the covid crisis has seen public spending and borrowing rise steeply. speaking in the run up to the budget next wednesday, lord hammond told our political editor laura kuenssberg said he was concerned the government would put popularity first. i am very confident that the chancellor's instincts are the right ones, but he is part of a government, and that government has made very extravagant commitments to the british electorate, in good faith, before the coronavirus crisis. not all of those commitments can now sensibly be delivered on and that is going to be a big challenge for a government that regards its short—term popularity as very, very important. after 2010, we always knew that we were going to go through a period of intense unpopularity as we implemented the measures that needed to be taken. i am not sure that the top leadership of the current government really has that appetite for being unpopular in order to do the right thing. and to do the right thing for

jack leach with one of those, that of rohit sharma. and they'll need nine more tomorrow. a ninth season. the announcement was made on social media after weeks of negotiations. he's been been out of contract after his previous £40 million a year deal expired in december. the new deal combines an agreement from both parties to boost diversity and inclusion in the sport. world number one novak djokovic began the defence of his australian open title with a straight sets win as organisers welcomed just over 17,000 fans to melbourne park on day one. pushed back from its usual start date by three weeks, djokovic wasted no time dismantling the 33—year—old jeremy chardy of france in straight sets. he said it was the most people he'd seen on a tennis court in 12 months — wimbledon was cancelled and the us open played without crowds. meanwhile, the war of words continues between nick kyrgios and djokovic. the world number had said he doesn't respect the australian. who was again critical of the tournament staged by djocovic back injune which led to several positive coronavirus cases

but rohit sharma has been the star of india's innings., as he prepares to play the 20 time grand slam winner at the australian open. they are due on court in the next hour or so. meanwhile the favourite and the top seed in the women's draw, ash barty, hasjust gone through to the fourth round. she's beaten russia's ekaterina alexandrova in straight sets, despite there being no home support in for barty now, with melbourne in a five day lockdown. you can watch highlights at 1:15 on bbc one. don't forget apm, the rugby, scotland versus wales. jurgen klopp will celebrate his 300th game as liverpool manager, when they face leicester at lunchtime. it's been a tough week for the reds boss, following the death of his mother. the team's recent form has also been a concern, with the champions now ten points behind league leaders manchester city. we are in it together, absolutely together so there is nothing really together so there is nothing really to worry about whatever, that we point the finger at each other and say it is because of you or you.

captain virat kohli and opener rohit sharma put on 64 but kohli wentjust before the close to give england hold china to account and we will continue to work with the us, friends and partners around the world to do just that. he raises the point about a sporting boycott, we are not normally in favour of sporting boycotts in this country and that has been a long—standing position of this government. france's match with scotland goes ahead on sunday as planned. the game in paris had been thrown into doubt after ten french players tested positive for coronavirus. head coach fabian galthie, who has been isolating and leading training sessions remotely, was one of the first to contract the virus, which swept through the camp. they top the table, the french, but will be without a number of key players who are still isolating, including their captain. further tests this week have revealed no further cases. organisers said they would continue to monitor the situation and were in contact with both unions. another rugby union line for you. the champions and challenge cups will resume on the first we

jofra archer has been england's leading man with the ball, dismissing rohit sharma forjust six, caughtlunch, still 519 behind. now to football, and manchester united missed the chance to go level on points with leaders manchester city after a dramatic 3—3 draw with everton at old trafford. united went 2—0 up in the first half, thanks to goals from edison cavani and then this stunnerfrom bruno fernandes. everton drew level after the break, but united thought they had won it after they took the lead again thanks to scott mctominay. however, in the 95th minute, everton snatched a point thanks to dominic calvert lewin with the last kick of the game. so a disappointing end to 0le gunnar solskjaer�*s 100th match in charge at the club. elsewhere, aston villa moved up to eighth in table. a goal after 74 seconds was enough for them to beat arsenal 1—0 at villa park. 0llie watkins with his 10th premier league goal of the season. newcastle also won, while burnley drew with brighton and fulham drew with west ham. celtic won back—to—back games in the scottish premiership for the first time since de