toss, and chose to bat first, and they've already lost a wicket — kl rahul the man out — caught by shaun marsh are currently 69—1 at lunch. later in the year, the australians will be touring england — where their twin targets will be to retain the world cup, and then the ashes. the england all—rounder chris woakes was in the studio earlier, and he says they've been keeping a keen eye on australia's curent series against india. i think you always get the nine teams around the world, and australian results, that rivalry, i suppose the ashes is such a big thing for us. and then coming over in the summer after the world cup, i'm sure that will be a huge series, loads of speculation and a lot of talk about it but there is a lot of cricket between now and then. you a lwa ys cricket between now and then. you always keep an eye on resorts elsewhere. it looks like a really tight series with a lot to play. it's always good to keep an eye on what's going on around the world. and australia are likely to see the return of steve smith. i'm sure it will give an added edge to the ashes. i'm sure they will giv

peter handscomb, top scored with 73, there were also half centuries for usman khawaja and shaun marshma hit 133 off 129 balls as india tried to stay in the contest. it was also a landmark day for ms dhoni, who became only the 5th indian player to go past the 10 thousand 0di run mark. those efforts were in vain though, with india only reaching 254 for 9 and allowing australia to take a i—0 series lead. that's all the sport for now. don't forget you can keep up—to—date on all the stories on the bbc sport website. the latest score from west ham, arsenal, has just website. the latest score from west ham, arsenal, hasjust kicked off, it is 0-0. it ham, arsenal, hasjust kicked off, it is 0—0. it is now time for click. this week the big hitters for 2019, starring bed rockers, skintight suits, the new click intern and queen... well, sort of. 2019 starts with the consumer electronic show in las vegas. this is where you come to see all the big new tech, the crazy new ideas and the occasional polar bear. anything to get attention basically which is vegas all over. but what does it all mean? what

half—century sport usman khawaja and shaun marsh.s on the bbc sport website. —— more on all those stories. heavy snow is continuing to wreak havoc across large parts of europe, leaving roads blocked, trains halted and schools shut. seven people have died in austria in the past week, and two hikers are missing. conditions are also particularly treacherous in bavaria, as andy beatt reports. from scandinavia to switzerland, and the baltic to bulgaria, vast swathes of europe in the grip of a deadly, debilitating freeze. in austria, the heaviest snowfalls in 30 years have left alpine resorts and villages stranded, up to three metres of snow bringing many to a standstill. in germany, hundreds of soldiers joined emergency workers to clear roofs and roads in bavarian towns. five districts declared a state of emergency with schools closed and many communities cut off. further north in saxony, helicopters were used to blow snow of trees to stop them falling on roads and railways. but some remain blocked, while more than 100 flights have been c

handscomb top scored with 73 for austrlaia and there were also half centuries for usman khawaja and shaun marshthe fifth indian player to go past the ten thousand 0di runs landmark. despite that little piece of history, india could only reach 254 for nine. australia take a 1—0 lead in the three—match series. britain's elise christie has won a silver medal in the 1500 metres at the european short track championships in the netherlands. it's the first time she's raced in an individual competition since injuring her ankle at the winter olympics in pyeongchang last year. christie returns to action in the 1,000 metres tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. chelsea are 1—0 up over newcastle after eight minutes at that game. plenty more for you at 6:30 p:m.. are you all right? that wasn't me. it was somebody else. hopefully they are ok. now on bbc news — at least eight men have killed themselves in the uk after being exposed online by so—called paedophile hunters. but what's it like for those left behind after these suicides — with no police investigation or even a chance to talk to their relatives w