the role of trent bridge, as tammy beaumont brings up a double century.tter to make 200 in the test match, tammy beaumont was left out of the t20 series but she is still determined to make her mark. it's always nice to score runs against the aussies and that has met but one day cricket is quite different to red ball in quite a lot of confidence but if you're just being around the group today there are so much belief that we can beat australia tomorrow and hopefully the rest of the games, after getting back on track in t20. the size of england's task is no small one. australia are the world champions, they have won the last 15 in the 50 over format and are keen to make sure they can't be caught. it feels every time we play against england it is really good cricket, hardfought, so we get pushed every time we play against england and they were better than us the last two games and we've got to acknowledge that and fix some areas of our game, so no game against england is ever easy. australia earning a win will be enough to retain the women's ashes but they n

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in reply, england went for it — tammy beaumont making 60 and then nat sciver—brunt hitting 111 off 99 short. the points—based, multi—format series, which is now 8—6 in australia's favour, concludes at taunton on tuesday. with just a few days until the open golf championship, rory mcilroy has won the key warm—up event, the scottish open. but it was a dramatic victory, because after leading the tournament going into the final round, mcilroy looked like he'd blown it, with local favourite robert macintyre ahead until mcilroy birdied the last two holes to steal the win by a shot on 15 under par — perfect preparation for the open which starts on thursday at hoylake. i am going to have to reset. it's always a bit harder after i win to get this out of your head and next week is a new week and i start afresh. i am going to do it enjoy this tonight. i am going to play whatever, five, 600 events in my career and if i can win10% of them that's a really good return. we lose a lot more than we win in this game and every time you do win you have to enjoy them. he surely has to come with confidence.

after becoming the first batter to make 200 in the test match, tammy beaumont was left out of the t20d to make her mark. it's always nice to score runs against the aussies in that test match, but one day cricket is quite different to red ball and yeah, certainly a lot of confidence. but i feel like just being around the group today, there's so much belief that we can beat australia tomorrow and hopefully the rest of the games after. kind of yeah. getting back on track in the t20s. the size of england's task is no small one. australia are the world champions. they've won their last 15 in the 50 over format and are keen to make sure they can't be caught. feels every time we play against england. it's really good cricket, hard fought, so we get pushed every time we play against england and they were better than us the last two games and we've got to acknowledge that and fix some areas of our game. so yeah, no game against england is ever easy. australia know a win in any of the remaining three matches will be enough to retain the women's ashes, but they need to beat the most english of c

tammy beaumont, who has been so prolific, she was called out, scoring just four on this occasion. toiling a little here at taunton, a real feeling occasion. england toiling a little here at taunton, a realfeeling of what might have been, because england came so close to setting up this match as an ashes series decider. in the men's ashes, it's a must—win again for england as they prepare to face australia in the fourth test at old trafford. they trail 2—1 in the series, but come into the game after an excellent win at headingley. jimmy anderson is restored to the side on his home ground, but the weather doesn't look great for the five days. captain ben stokes says they may need to play even more positively. you never want to look too much into the weather, but i think in the position that we find ourselves in we find we might have too. we know we find we might have too. we know we have to win this game to take it to the last game for us to have a chance of getting the urn back. going into the last game we knew we had to win that, so i think that helped us a little bit. maybe again

tammy beaumont and lauren filer will return to the sqaud after missing out on the t20 series.letics championships in paris. gavin drysdale and rafi solaiman won gold and silver respectively in the 100 metre frame running. today will offer britain the chance to add more to their medal haul. 0ur reporter rachael latham is there for us. tonight, more medals could come rolling in with five gigabytes athletes in the finals, including thomas young in the teeth 38. he is the paralympic champion pat is coming back from injury and there are lots of up—and—coming athletes coming through, although he said he are lots of up—and—coming athletes comin his rough, although he said he are lots of up—and—coming athletes comin his experience >ugh he said he are lots of up—and—coming athletes comin his experience and he said he are lots of up—and—coming athletes comin his experience and mental he thinks his experience and mental strength can still the strength can still carry him all the way. danny sidbury will be going in the 5,000 metres. lots the 5,000 metres. we will have lots of confidence a

the host stayed calm making steady progress until this from alana kang dismissed tammy beaumont.lla, the series england would be proud of. —— australia. it was with australian batterers taking 26 rows off of 26 balls which did the damage and left this match and also the ashes just out of reach for england. of course it will go to taunton on tuesday and we will see if they tie the series there. there was also a thrilling climax to golf's scottish open at the renaissance club, as rory mcilroy birdied the final two holes to overtake local favourite robert macintyre to finish on 15 under par. all perfect preparation for the northern irishman ahead of the open which begins on thursday. our golf correspodent iain carter reflects on how mcilroy chased down macintyre. 64 in the final round in those conditions really was one of the rounds of the year. and certainly one of the shots of the year at the 18 from robert macintyre into the wind to knock it to three feet to make the birdie for the end to make it a 64 and set the target of 1a under par. rory mcilroy really did pull something out

we'll start with the women's ashes now and the three one dayers begin tomorrow in bristol with tammy beaumont for the t20 series, which england won — the first series that australia have lost since 2017. can they have the same sucess in the odi's? ben croucher looks ahead. it will make england have won the game! they are still in the ashes! the battle but in bristol, they still have to play the long game. we still have to play the long game. 2 talked about that after the first victory, we have seen ourselves trying to do things differently to trying to do things differently to try and beat this ragged team. to help the cause, the recorded record breakers. , �* ., ., , , , breakers. timmy beaumont brings up the double centre. _ breakers. timmy beaumont brings up the double centre. point _ breakers. timmy beaumont brings up the double centre. point in _ breakers. timmy beaumont brings up the double centre. point in the i breakers. timmy beaumont brings up the double centre. point in the test l the double centre. point in the test match, the double centre. point in the test match. she — the doub

meanwhile in the women's ashes, tammy beaumont and lauren filer have returned to the england squad forories that matter to you. so, more coming up on the bbc presenter story, your reaction to it. this very, very serious story, big problem for the bbc. and then at ten o'clock, lots of people are actually talking about this anyway, it has its own impetus, this, but i felt, earlier on, it is not about me, but i did feel it was important to take a stand against some of the wild speculation on social media saying, it's you. social media, it can be, we were discussing this the other day, a wonderful, wonderful thing, and on this programme last week we were talking about the new platform threads. it connects us, it gives us information, it is a wonderful way to talk to people, have conversations with people, and share things. but it can be a source of abuse and this information. now, people just don't realise, you can't say that stuff about people. you're breaking the law. now, i am in a fortunate situation, likewise rylan, likewise jeremy, fortunate situation, likewise rylan, likewisejeremy,

tammy beaumont getting a double hundred in the way the australians play and in the shorter format, peoplend all the best for today and the rest of the - for today and the rest of the series. lots happening at wimbledon on a big day for british hopes. yesterday, it was another stop/start day — but not only because of the weather. play on court 18 was stopped, not once, but twice — as 'just stop oil�* protestors disrupted the matches. britain's katie boulter was one of those effected as her match against daria saville was halted while the confetti was cleared up. the break actually worked in boutler�*s favour — she went from trailing 4—2 in a first set tiebreak to winning it, before taking the second set 6—2 — and booking her place in round two. boulter�*s victory was the only british success of the day though. jodie burrage was amongst the other brits that have gone out, she was beaten comfortably on her centre court debut — winning just two games in a straight sets defeat to daria kasatkina. a straight sets defeat too for heather watson, losing to barbora krejcikova of the czech republic