rajkumar sharma first coached a nine—year—old virat kohli.stars. the whole world is looking at this. people will enjoying even playing foran indian team people will enjoying even playing for an indian team that we should not lose this much. once india beat pakistan the fans will feel we have on the welcome. and to some fans, this match means war. but for this budding spin bowler, just ten years old, the game as a way of bringing the rival nations together. on the pitch when you go it is a normal match, not political. anything. it isa match, not political. anything. it is a normal political much. a normal match with abnormal expectations. is a normal political much. a normal match with abnormal expectationslj know match with abnormal expectations.” know that. and they will support india through all the world cup and we will win the world cup. they believe in india. for one day the hopes of an entire nation rest on one cricket match. but they could be something that gets in the wait —— there could be. the british weather. rajini vaidyanathan, b

i am joined moment, captain virat kohli still playing.joined by one of the fans. why is this match so important? every match is very important... the old rivalry of india versus pakistan, we like to answer back on the field. does that mean that politics crosses into sport when it comes to matches like this? to some extent, yes, but it is the feud that has been going on with pakistan, even after partition cricket was the sport that was always played and india versus pakistan, you can see yourself, no matter what match, not one person would want to miss. how would you feel if india lose? 0h, man! i hope india win. thank you very much. we expect the match to resume any time soon. the hopes of an entire nation rest on one cricket match. i know what result everyone here wants. thank you very much. and just to remind you india is 305—4 after 46 overs — pakistan are yet to bat. a surgeon who served time in prison for killing a patient before his conviction was quashed has raised concerns about the way black and ethnic minority doctors are treate

a brilliant century from rohit sharma, before virat kohli showed why he is officially the world's besthis bizarre dismissal. he thought he'd nicked it. replays showed he hadn't. frustrated, just a little. pakistan needed 337 but it seems they might have a chance. when he went for 62 the rest tumbled around him. not even a rain delay rescued them as under the floodlights india wrapped up the emphatic win. iam i am enjoying my cricket, coming off the ipl campaign and then starting here, we always know how important it is to begin well so the focus was a lwa ys it is to begin well so the focus was always on that, to start well and then see where the team is heading and then do the usual. as a team we are heading in the right direction. for us it is important tojust are heading in the right direction. for us it is important to just keep ticking the boxes and i think as a tea m ticking the boxes and i think as a team we have done that most of the time. so with so many people across the world avidly watching — did the match live up to the hype? it was noisy inside old trafford — and one man

i am very proud of my team, i'm very proud of virat kohli. thank you. hello and welcome to world news today. organisers say nearly two million people took part in sunday's mass protest in hong kong against a controversial extradition bill. they're calling for the territory's chief executive, carrie lam, to step down. the bill — which was suspended on saturday — would allow extradition to the chinese mainland. rupert wingfield—hayes reports. in the sweltering heat of a sunday afternoon, they came out again in their hundreds of thousands. a sea of black t—shirts, the now unofficial uniform of these protests. today they wore no facemasks or helmets, and had just one chant — "withdraw the bill, withdraw the bill". these are truly remarkable scenes we are seeing here in the centre of hong kong again this afternoon. it is notjust this street that is jammed with protesters. it is the next one over and the next one beyond that. all of these people chanting, "withdraw the bill," all heading to the centre of hong kong to surround the government offices. this is a

virat kohli, their opener early on. virat kohli, the skipper hasjust their opener early on.r has just brought up his first century and mohit sharma is being dangerous as well. inglis must break up the partnership soon. you can break up the partnership soon. you ca n follow break up the partnership soon. you can follow that on bbc sport. for the first time in nine races mercedes have failed to win in formula 1. it was max verstappen's and red bull who have broken the stranglehold at today's austrian grand prix. after growing criticism that the sport had become boring there was excitement from the start. ferrari's sharl leclerc lead from pole, while verstappen slipped from second to seventh. the dutchman fought his way back and forced his way past leclerc with just a couple of laps to go. britain's lewis hamilton had a day to forget, finishing off the podium for the first time this season in fifth and that saw his championship lead cut to 31 points. after yesterday's quarterfinals there are a couple of rest days at the woemn's world cup in france before the start of the semi—f

it wasn't just about virat kohli. he wasn't just about virat kohli. he was ably assisted.t earlier was on a mess had become 352 runs and the highest total australia conceded at a world cup. work to do. india were never going to make that work easy and it took australia time to get going. when they did, it looked like the crowd might need some shelter but the australian captain needed to keep his concentration. when it faulted, aggression. steve smith tried to pick up the pace of the chase with some success pick up the pace of the chase with some success but when he crucial wicket fell, plenty more followed and hope started to fade. alex carey made a valiant effort with a quickfire half—century but the total was too much and it is india that remain unbeaten. craig templeton, bbc news. lewis hamilton now holds a 29 point lead in the formula one drivers championship after victory in the canadian grand prix — although sebastian vettel crossed the line first. the ferrari driver was given a five second penalty for this incident on lap 48 when he pushed hamilton wide as he re—joi

what does it mean for virat kohli to get a century at old trafford? for those players, the superstar bracket? it is a fabulous time to be a hero, no question, but it is not about that. it is a team game. most cricketers say they do it for the team, they would trade their century for a victory. the team has to play together. the team that puts less pressure of expectation upon itself is likely to do well. there is pressure from the family, friends, everyone. it is best to keep your phone aside and focus like the game, which is like any other game for the cricketers, not for the fans. it looks like south africa are going to get their first win against afghanistan. we saw australia looking pretty good. do you feel that they are going to win it? they are one of the favourites. india, england, australia. new zealand has started out very well. they have to have matches later on. australia, yes, they have only been beaten by one team, that is india. that is how well india is doing so far. of course they have beaten pakistan. on the evidence so far it will be

, virat kohli spoke about the fact that we treat it as another game and where we fall a little bit is fact that we place that same level of pressure to win that game because we know it means so much and perhaps we can take a leaf out of their book. the champions trophy went two years ago, pakistan will ta ke went two years ago, pakistan will take heart from that and be ready for when we play on the 16th of june. there is a wider political context. it is a sports fixture which is deeply political. six months, four months ago in fact, there were calls for this upcoming wargame to be called off after military concentrations between india and pakistan, it left a0 indian soldiers dead. was there a possibility it might‘ve been called within the welcome context? -- called off. for us it was massively important to continue paying. we believe that cricket can bridge many gaps. it can be that as a way of bringing countries together rather than dividing them so for us it was neverin than dividing them so for us it was never in doubt about whether we're going to play or not. they were reservation

virat kohli has just reached a half—ce ntu ry virat kohli has just reached a half—century against pakistanwill keep tabs on that throughout the afternoon. the spice girls ended their sell—out reunion tour at wembley stadium by inviting their mothers and children on stage last night. the group performed their hit singles ‘wannabe' and ‘spice up your life' in front of 80,000 fans in the stadium. as the concert came to a close, the artist known as ginger spice apologised to her bandmates for leaving the group in 1998. earlier i spoke to lauren bravo, a spice girls fan and author who wrote what would the spice girls do? how the girl power generation grew up. she went to see them at wembley on thursday night. i never saw them back in the day. i didn't see their reunion tour a decade ago. and ginger apologising last night — she said, i'm sorry i left, i was just being a brat and last night — she said, i'm sorry i left, i wasjust being a brat and i wa nt to left, i wasjust being a brat and i want to say it is just so good to be back with the girls i love. was that a necessary apology, do you thin

virat kohli accepted the punishment imposed by the match referee.oubles final at queens only five months after having career saving hip surgery. andy murray and his partner feliciano lopez played their games back to back, going through in three sets and will play britain's joe salisbury and america's ram later today. ididn't america's ram later today. i didn't know what to expect and a tough, tough draw. the top seeds in the first match, never played them before so didn't have high expectations at all. it will be a busy day for lopez, murray's doubles partner, in the finals of the singles. he beat the canadian teenager in straight sets before playing those two doubles matches with murray. she lay simon played in the other semifinal. and there are two britons in the wheelchair finals this morning. these are live pictures, they are about to get under way, as you can watch now the stock they just got under way. that game in the first set. that is all your support for now. more for you in the next hour. thank you, see you later on. union members have ra

but it wasn'tjust about virat kohli, who was ably assisted.nd the highest total australia have conceded at a world cup. india would never make the work easy, and it took australia time to get going. when they did, it looked like the cloud might lead some shelter, but the australian captain needed concentration. steve smith tried to pick up the pace of the chase with some success, but when his crucial wicket fell, plenty more followed and hope started to fade. alex carey made a valiant effort with a quickfire half—century, but the total was too much and it is india that remain unbeaten. england's women have taken an unassaible 2—0 series lead against west indies, after a rain affected match in worcester. england batted first and reached 233 for seven from 41 overs. tammi beamont hit 61 and anya shrubsole boosted the total with some big hitting late on. in response, the windies never really threatened, with england winning by 121 runs via the duckworth—lewis method. the win all but guarantees their qualification for the 2021 world cup. the world

match to pakistan, earlier posted an impressive 336 for 5, led by rohit sharma‘s 140 and 77 from virat kohli

virat kohli is by some way the best. butwhat if, just for a moment, south africa could be better?roduced it. a man of genius succumbing to an act of genius. what followed was steadier but for india essentially, as sharma plotted his path to a reassuringly slow century. by the time he'd done it, he'd nearly won it. alongside him, almost to the end, was ms dhoni. but chris morris had worked hard for a wicked and he was not going to let anything get in his way, not even the stumps. they all count but they don't all matter. hardik pandya got india over the line. just as their world cup‘s starting, south africa's could be coming to an end. patrick geary, bbc news. isaid in i said in the post match i think it was a very professional effort from us. was a very professional effort from us. it was a very low scoring game. not the highest of totals you would see in one way cricket but that is the way the pitch was throughout the course of the game and from that point of view we were very professional with the new ball, picking up five wickets, the spinners between them. we finished well. i

a brilliant century from rohit sharma, before virat kohli showed why he is officially the world's besteading for a mammoth total, but they were slightly stalled by a rain delay, and then kohli's bizarre dismissal. he thought he nicked it... he has declared himself out. ..when replays later showed he hadn't. frustrated? just a little. pakistan still needed a hefty 337. briefly it seemed they mightjust do it, as fakhar zaman blazed his way to a half—century. but after he fell, the rest tumbled around him. a clatter of wickets and india were in sight of what would be for them the sweetest of victories. this is how it finished at old trafford... india set pakistan target of 337 for victory. play was suspended due to rain with pakistan 166 for six after 35 overs. pakistan were set a new target of 302 off a0 overs. india comfortably winning by 89 runs via the duckworth—lewis method. the chelsea manager maurizio sarri has left the club to join juventus on a three year deal. he only had one season at stamford bridge but led them to third in the premier league and they also won the europa leagu

the partnership with virat kohli, a really big moment was when chris woa kes ca m e really big moments woa kes came back really big moment was when chris woakes came back into the attack to get rid of rohit sharma for 102. we saw flashes, even a scoring rate of ten and over felt possible for india but in the end it was too much and they fell short. what does it mean for england? if we think back to what eoin morgan told us yesterday, his philosophy was that england had four matches left and if they got to the semifinal and won them all, they could be world champions. in theory, that still applies. so here's what it all means then. england back above pakistan in fourth place. if they beat new zealand on wednesday they'll be assured of a semi final spot, regardless of what pakistan and bangladesh do in their remaining games. india need to beat either bangladesh or sri lanka in their remaining games to seal a place in the last four alongside australia. take a look at the winner of today's formula one race. yep — not a mercedes driver — for the first time this season. max verstappen produ

india is struggling, virat kohli got started before he also got finished.pton suddenly stunned and silent. others did have more luck but runs still tough to find, wickets always in peril. this was an afghanistan show surprising strength and for a moment, the mood was catching. 225 needed. not many to truly make their mark on the world game but nerves and pressure can do funny things, wickets falling, their task growing. it was too much. afghanistan getting agonisingly close to one of the biggest shocks of this or any world cup. that's it we're back with the late news at 10. more to come on the news channel. 00:01:08,536 --> 2147483051:37:18,983 now on bbc one, it's time 2147483051:37:18,983 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. we get the latest from the women's world cup as the knockout stage gets under way and see how england are preparing for their match with cameroon. the bigger test are still to come. i think there is another 15 or 20% to this team in terms of performance levels. this team in terms of perf

it was notjust about virat kohli, he was ably assisted.o. india were never going to make the web easy and it took australia time to get going. when they did it looked like the crowd might need some shelter. the australian captain needed to keep his concentration. when it voted, aggression. steve smith tried to pick up the pace at the chase with some success. glenn maxwell followed making some quick runs but it is going to take an almighty australian effort to win. this is how the current score stands at the moment. they need another 41 runs with six balls remaining. they're not going to do it really. alex carey is on 52 not out. india set to win the match. england's women will look to wrap up the one day series against west indies today. the second match in worcester had been reduced to 41 overs because of rain. england batted first and reached 233 for 7. tammi beamont hit 61 and anya shrubsole boosted the total with some big hitting late on. and shrubsole was in great form with the ball too, taking two wickets. the west indies are 60—5 af

if they can get virat kohli back in the hutch sooner than later, then the middle order, which has alwaysson roy ants archer could be fit today. could they be the difference? jason roy certainly will. and even less than 100% jason roy just gives that explosive start at the top and it allowsjonny ba i rstow at the top and it allowsjonny bairstow to be able to play his game. james spence, with due respect, he got the starts but never converted and that puts pressure on johnny bairstow. as far asjoffre archer is concerned, we hope you will be fit because he is such an exciting prospect. he won't be an unknown phenomena to the indian batsmen. edgbaston, a good record, sunny weather, what else could we ask for? thank you forjoining us. and don't forget coverage begins on radio 5 live sports extra from 9.30 and radio 4 long wave from 10.15. you can also watch in—play video highlights via the bbc sport website and app. so it's advantage pakistan in the race for a world cup top four place after they beat afghanistan by three wickets at headingley yesterday. chasing 228 to win, pakistan were in tr

india look to their captain, virat kohli is that under so much more.is innings, the confidence was shifting. well, hold your nerve, as it all unfolds. in a flash and i catch, virat kohli was gone, and england the sensed victory again. lots happening at edgbaston, chris woa kes, lots happening at edgbaston, chris woakes, the birmingham boy, came back into the england attack to get rid of rohit sharma for 102, a big wicket, and he hasjust taken a great catch on the boundary to get rid of pant, but india still going, temporary, they need over ten and over, but these days that is possible. it really is, joel wilson live from edgbaston, many thanks indeed. for the first time this season, mercedes have failed to win a formula one race. max verstappen's red bull broke the stranglehold at the austrian grand prix. lewis hamilton was fifth. eleanor roper reports. as formula one travelled to austria, fa ns as formula one travelled to austria, fans stopped to remember racing legend niki lauda, one month on from his death in turn one of the red bull track has now b

virat kohli a bit frustrated afterwards. india setting a target of 337 for pakistan to chase.eir opening wicket. imam ul—haq out for just seven, lbw. the worst possible start for pakistan as they began this gargantuan run chase to win the match. since then further wickets have fallen. they had a resurgence but babar have fallen. they had a resurgence but ba bar azam has have fallen. they had a resurgence but babar azam has gone for a8, fakhar zaman has gone for 62. two more wickets have fallen. pakistan now five wickets down, it's going to bea now five wickets down, it's going to be a very long way back if they are going to win this match. it looks like the end is nigh. a massive indian roarfrom like the end is nigh. a massive indian roar from their fans like the end is nigh. a massive indian roarfrom theirfans behind you in the last couple of seconds. it's a terrific occasion, isn't it? it's a terrific occasion, isn't it? it's what the world cup needs and what it's all about. it is a tremendous occasion. i was here two oi’ tremendous occasion. i was here two or three hours be

in reply india captain virat kohli was out for just 18 thanks to a brilliant catch from quint in the car with an unbeaten century from rohit sharma steered india towards a 6 week it went south africa's 3rd straight face i former heavyweight boxing champion anthony joshua has denied reports he suffered a panic attack at his surprise to feet against the rules junior on saturday it was the 1st loss of joshua's career and the rematch is being lined up for the end of the year. look at. the type of person you know me and that's why i said i'm going to people say. i have to take my loss like i'm a no brainer only one only only been. on the while you were in there to befall a mob boss at a go to purred. bad weather has forced the cancellation of play at the french open in paris not a single shot was played at roland garros on wednesday defending women's champion samoa however men's world no more novak djokovic just 2 of the players to have their much is delayed until thursday. all right that is all your sport for now will have more about life thank you very much and the saints brought us abo

but 72 from india captain virat kohli he's 94 past century in one day internationals helped set a decent target hand my hands are saying the only also weighed in with an unbeaten 56 is they post 2 of the 68 per cent. the windies were always up against it in last danger uncrossed scale in the 1st server one of 4 wickets for mohammad shami. india continued to take wickets at regular intervals the smart catchier from the early removed carlos brathwaite of jasper boma in the end they won by $125.00 runs well in the windies out of the 15 overs to spare. england on the 1st side through to the women's world cup semifinals they wasted little time against norway taking the lead through jill scott after 2 minutes ellen white's 5th goal of the tournament followed before halftime and a long range strike from lucy bronze completed a 3 no route the key to paris also missed a late penalty for england as well the lionesses are looking to go one better than their 3rd place finish at the tournament back in 2015 the standout game of the last 8 seeds defending champions the united states of america against

with india, they know that the chink in india's armour is early wickets and if they can get virat kohliorder, which has always been a problem for india, as in this tournament, as we saw against afghanistan, it could be an area they could really exploit. that match gets under way in ten minutes. don't forget coverage begins on radio 5 live sports extra. you can also watch in—play video highlights via the bbc sport website and app. well, yesterday's result means it's advantage pakistan in the race for a top four place. they beat afghanistan by three wickets at headingley. chasing 228 to win, pakistan were in trouble at 167 for six. but an unbeaten 49 from imad wasim managed to get pakistan over the line with two balls remaining. the win moves pakistan above england and into the top four. defending champions australia beat new zealand by 86 runs, despite being restricted to 243—9 from their 50 overs. new zealand's trent boult taking a hat—trick at the end of the innings. but the black caps never got close to chasing their target down — bowled out for 157 with more than six overs remaining.

going really on with the wrong one of 2 wickets for jason holder but $72.00 from india captain virat kohli his $94.00 passenger in one day internationals out set a decent target and henderson durning also waiting with an ambiguous $56.00 as they posted 268 percent of. the windies were always up against it and lost danger man chris gayle in the 1st over one of the wickets for muhammad shamming india continued to take wickets at regular intervals a smart catch from dhoni removing carlos graduate of jasper in the end they won by $125.00 runs going in the wind with move the 15. the women's world cup quarter finals kick off shortly england against norway in the whole of the standout game of the last 8 is defending champions the usa up against hosts france at the port au prince in paris it's the most anticipated match of the tournament by far. this is a magnificent showcase piece for us for i said it's the most popular sport in the world napoli for women. and in this game makes it bigger you know i think the attention the fanfare around it behind it just draws more attention to it and if we can

slow growing early on with k o row who one of 2 wickets for jason holder but 72 from india captain virat kohli he's 94 passenger in one day internationals helped set a decent target hand my hands are saying bernie also weighed in with an unbeaten 56 as they post 2 of the 68 percent. of the windies were always up against it in the last danger man cross scale in the 1st serve or one of 4 wickets for mohammad sham india continued to take wickets at regular intervals a smart catch here from the only removed carlos brathwaite of jasper boma in the end they won by $125.00 runs well in the when he's out of the 15 overs to spare. england on the 1st side through to the women's world cup semifinals they wasted little time against norway taking the lead through jill scott after 2 minutes ellen white's 5th goal of the tournament followed before halftime and a long range strike from lucy bronze completed a 3 no route the key to paris also missed a late penalty for england as well lionesses are looking to go one better than their 3rd place finish at the tournament back in 2015. the standout game of the last

they know that the chink in india because my karma really is early wickets and if they can get virat kohli hutch sooner than later, then that middle order, which has always been a problem for india, as in this tournament, as we saw against afghanistan, it could be an area they could really exploit. don't forget coverage begins on radio 5 live sports extra from 9.30 and radio 4 long wave from 10.15. you can also watch in—play video highlights via the bbc sport website and app. well, yesterday's result means it's advantage pakistan in the race for a top four place. they beat afghanistan by three wickets at headingley. chasing 228 to win, pakistan were in trouble at 167 for six. but an unbeaten 49 from imad wasim managed to get pakistan over the line with two balls remaining. the win moves pakistan above england and into the top four. defending champions australia beat new zealand by 86 runs, despite being restricted to 243—9 from their 50 overs. new zealand's trent boult taking a hat—trick at the end of the innings. but the black caps never got close to chasing their target down — bowled out

india looked to their captain — virat kohli is that and more. he gave the grandstands belief.ris woakes' delivery ended rohit sharma's innings and only chris woakes' delivery ended rohit sharma' in |nings and only chris woakes' delivery ended rohit sharma' in which and only chris woakes' delivery ended rohit sharma' in which wei only chris woakes' delivery ended rohit sharma' in which we wanted to the identity in which we wanted to the identity in which we wanted to play with in this tournament. well, indian supporters needn't be too downhearted. this was their first defeat of this world cup and england are not home and dry yet. they may well have to win their final group game to make the semifinals, but suddenly, it all seems possible again. joe wilson, bbc news, edgbaston. the women's world cup in france is at the semi—final stage and the england head coach phil neville says that it would be a failure if the lionesses don't go any further in the tournament. they are in lyon preparing for their match against the usa on tuesday. nobody cares who loses in the semifinal. it's al

afghanistan a chance against india but they look good early on picking rohit sharma for just one virat kohli got india on track was but when he fell for 67 leaving india on 135 full afghanistan had real hope. they managed to restrict india to lessen 100 runs in the final 20 overs the men in blue ending on a modest 224 free afghanistan didn't have the best start to the chase for 2 allows us life the wing of the 7th over they recovered though and managed to get beyond 100 for the loss of just to make it up but disaster struck in the 29th over it was just me who might get into the queue. the afghans didn't give up though they have enough these costs and to got to the defined loba needing 60 runs but a mohammed shami had trick ended afghanistan's dream india winning it by 11 runs and denying afghanistan and memorable way to helm ali al jazeera. a new zealand haven't signed their unbeaten record they beat the win days in a thriller came williamson scored 148 to help win parsed su 91 a cost brathwaite century got the west indies close but he fell in the pulse whatever the black caps winning it by

$224109.00 was the pick of the polish he took to it hits including the price dismissal of india captain virat kohli for 67. roger federer is back to playing on his preferred grass surface as he builds up to the next month's wimbledon championships today did drop a set against spain's roberto but is still good but did eventually make it through to the semifinals at the higher open in germany that 7 year old is aiming to win this title for a 10th time. i got off a flyer you know played great at 1st like a pro broken 1st game and then i broke in the last game so in between it was tough and i think the result doesn't doesn't lie we both had chances especially the 32 so . yeah one game at the very end that cost them dearly but from my side i'm very happy actually was my level the new orleans pelicans the latest signing zeile and williamson that has received a hero's welcome up by the city while the 18 year old it was introduced to the media's day off to he was selected number one overall in the 21000 and be a draft pelicans who struggled last season the hope williamson can turn things around for them li

raul one of 2 wickets for jason hold of the captain but 72 from indian captain virat kohli helped set a decent targets and veteran mahendra singh dhoni doing what he did best way with the number 800 $56.00 as india posted an impressive score not waking up to $68.00 to $7.00 off their 50 overs where the windies were always up against it and lost their chris garrett in the 5th are over that was one of 4 wickets 100 showed me india continued to take wickets at regular intervals of smart casual darley removing collars braithwaite's of just me and in the end i really wanted this comfortably 125 runs the margin of victory bowling the west indies out with more than 15 overs to bad. to go off rickie fowler by the 5 shots off delayed at this week's p.g.a. tour event in detroit but he definitely came up with the shots of the day on day one. small little led straight into the car easy as you like but it's becoming. not seen bad of tools. and we have news just say no he would not have been banned from the europa league for breaking reify the 1st farmer that's more like thanks roll more news in a

virat kohli's team have won both of their matches, while new zealand, beaten finalists in 2015, havet them, we we re and had some suggest against them, we were close to their spinners on the day and we think we have had success at different stages. but we will have to see what we can produce tomorrow. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me — tulsen tollett — and the rest of the team, that is your thursday sport briefing. and that is tolls and, of course your business briefing is next with me ‘— your business briefing is next with me —— tulsen tollett. it has been a very wet week so far. our very unsettled spell of weather is set to continue as low pressure is still dominating our weather out there at the moment. now this picture was taken on wednesday by one of our weather watchers in herstmonceux, east sussex. grey skies there, we've had some heavy showers around. much of the country has already seen heavy rain and we have still got flood warnings in force with more persistent rain to come over the next 24—48 hours. now the area we a

. —— virat kohli.d morning, it's 1:00am in london, 8:00am in singapore, and here in hong kong, where the outcry over a controversial extradition bill has led to the third mass protest in a week. the bill, which was indefinitely suspended on saturday, would allow extradition to the chinese mainland. hong kong's chief executive, carrie lam, issued a rare apology for the upheaval. this is live near to where we are, where as you can see there are more people out on the streets. it is monday morning, and of course on sunday we saw as many as 2 million people, organisers say, on the streets. if you take a look, some of them are wearing hard hats asa some of them are wearing hard hats as a way of defending themselves from the police, who were trying to clear the streets earlier. there have been a lot of concerns and an outcry over what many people say was an excessive use of police force last week, and some of those protesters trying to protect themselves from any of that further action. this report from rupe

india's rohit sharma blazed 140 runs and captain virat kohli made 77 as india set their rivals 337 to — they collapsed to 166—6 before a rain delay saw their target revised to another 136 runs required from 30 balls. it couldn't be done, and india won by 89 runs, after reduced overs — a result that moves them 3rd in the world cup table. pakistan are now 9th. we always know how important it is to start well so the focus was a lwa ys to start well so the focus was always on that to start well, and then see where the team is heading. i think, as a team, we are heading in the right direction. for us, it is important to just keep ticking all the boxes that i think as a team, we have done that. in the women's world cup, sweden are through to the world cup knockout stages — after an easy win over thailand 5—1. not quite as heavy a defeat for the thai team, recovering from that record 13—0 beating by the us, but they did score their first goal. in the same group, favourites usa beat chile, to progress too. nigeria will confirm a place in the knockout stages of the women's world cup if they be

afghanistan a chance against india but they looked good early on picking robert sharma for just one virat kohli got india on track was but when he fell for 67 leaving india on 135 full afghanistan had real hope. they managed to restrict india to lesson 100 runs in the final 20 overs the men in blue ending on a modest 224 free afghanistan didn't have the best start to the chase for 2 allows us life the wing of the 7th over they recovered though and managed to get beyond 100 for the loss of just to make it up but disaster struck in the 29th over was just me who might get into the queue was the afghans didn't give up though hard enough these past and to got to that a final o.b. needing 60 runs but a mohammed shami had tricked ended afghanistan's dream india winning it by 11 runs and the 9 afghanistan and memorable with the helm ali al jazeera. a new zealand have maintained their unbeaten record they beat the windies in a thriller came williamson scored 148 to help win posts to 90 want to cause brathwaite century got the west indies close but he fell in the pan else when i was a black caps winning

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india set a target of 269 for victory after virat kohli made 72 and ms dhoni hit an unbeaten half centuryx before becoming their first man to fall. and they were all out for 143 when mohammad shami dismissed oshane thomas. world number five angelique kerber saw off simona halep in straight sets to reach the semi—finals of the eastbourne international. the german won it 6—4, 6—3 as she continues her fine run of form on grass ahead of her wimbledon defence next week. on friday defending champions usa take on hosts france at parc des prince in paris. usa's quarter—final win over spain saw both goals come from penalties, converted by megan rapinoe. she's been in the news this week saying she wouldn't attend the white house should her side win the tournament with president donald trump using social media to vent his displeasure — but has it affected things? we wa nt we want to know what you make of the women's full all. the english team —— football. the english team are through to the semis. let us know online. who do you think will win? philjones says it does not matter who wins but women's f

while virat kohli's team come into this ranked second in the 50 over format.o porto. the winner of that will play either england or the netherlands who face each other on thursday and portuguese midfielder bernardo silva is keen to play england if possible. if we go through and repay the final against england, it will be special against england, it will be special against ebay again some of my team—mates, against some players that i've lived with —— to play against, and i've chose so many beautiful moments. but i said, first of all we need to win the game against switzerland, is a very tough game, a very important one for us. the nba finals head back to california for the next two games with golden state warriors tasting home advantage for the first time against toronto raptors. the raptors won the opening game in canada befor the warriors levelled it with a 5—point win in game two on sunday. kevin durant misses out again with a calf strain while klay thompson is an injury doubt with a hamstring problem. imean, i mean, injuries are neverfun, it's the most unfo

they are so that is probably the reason they are so strong and they have a very good captain in virat kohlihas ever seen in ipi. now, the english weather, what impact will it have on both sides? frankly speaking, english weather has been a disappointment in this will come. in the last all world cup combined they have been three washers and we have already had four. that libby has been a disappointment. manchester weather is not looking that good for our game but let's keep ourfingers crossed that at least we have a partial game or something we can let the fans enjoy. i am sure you will be watching. a big fan of pakistan, sportswriter, thank you for your time. thank you very much. a roman catholic mass has been held at notre dame cathedral in paris for the first time since a fire ripped through the building two months ago. for safety reasons the priests who attended the small service had to wear hard hats. freya cole reports. it's not your usual attire for a religious service but given the iconic notre—dame isn't structurally sound, a hardhat is a necessity. the intimate service is a first s

we love virat kohli. thank you.d morning, it's 7am here in hong kong, where the outcry over a controversial extradition bill has led to the third mass protest in a week. the bill, which was indefinitely suspended on saturday, would allow extradition to the chinese mainland. hong kong's chief executive, carrie lam, issued a rare apology for the upheaval. this report from rupert wingfield—hayes. but before then let's have a look at life is from the scene. there are still protesters in the street this morning after what has been dubbed as one is the biggest protest in hong kong history on sunday. chanting. in the sweltering heat of a sunday afternoon, they came out again in their hundreds of thousands. a sea of black t—shirts, the now unofficial uniform of these protests. today they wore no facemasks or helmets and had just one chant. "withdraw the bill." these are truly remarkable scenes we're seeing here in the centre of hong kong again this afternoon. it's notjust this street that is jammed with protesters, it's the

a brilliant century from rohit sharma, before virat kohli showed why he is officially the world's bestismissal. he thought he'd nicked it. replays showed he hadn't. frustrated, just a little. pakistan needed 337 but it seems they might have a chance. when he went for 62 the rest tumbled around him. not even a rain delay rescued them as under the floodlights india wrapped up the emphatic win. celebrations in manchester were matched many times over by those watching back in india, we can cross live to delhi and speak to our correspondent rajini vaidiyanathan. rajini. many parts of this nation came to a standstill as millions of people watched india take on pakistan. a few months ago, these two nations came close to war. back then, many thought this match might not even ta ke thought this match might not even take place. tonight they're celebrating in this cricket—crazy nation. no match matters more in india. here, no victory tastes as sweet as a win over pakistan. i feel very great and this is a very proud moment for india. we've won the match. i'm really on top of the world. i'm so happ

india struggling, virat kohli got started before he, too, got finished.ly stunned and silent. others did have more luck. runs still tough to find, wickets always in peril. this was an afghanistan show of surprising strength and for a moment, the mood was catching. the target just 225. the targetjust 225. cool heads needed. not like that. this was afg hanistan‘s chance to needed. not like that. this was afghanistan's chance to truly make their mark on the world game and it looked like a chance they mightjust take. the impossible seemingly now a little less so. but nerves and pressure can do funny things. shah went for glory and found only a safe pair of shah went for glory and found only a safe pairof indian shah went for glory and found only a safe pair of indian ants. shady following just seconds later. wickets falling, their task growing. it was just too much. afghanistan getting agonisingly close to one of the biggest shocks of this or any world cup. mohammed shami's kadric ending afg hanistan‘s dream. for mohammed shami's kadric ending afghanistan's d

comfortably winning by 89 runs via the duckworth lewis method largely due to 140 from rohit sharma and virat kohli'sen. india move up to third above england. pakistan in big trouble — above only afghanistan now. tomorrow west indies face bangladesh in a critical game for both sides. the final round of the us open golf is underway at pebble beach in california, with england'sjustin rose very much in contention. the american gary woodland still leads the way on 13 under. rose slipped back to parfor the day, after a birdie on the first, but bogeyed the next. brookes koepka is the man to watch, with three birdies so far. —— four birdies. rory mcilroy has dropped back, now on “11. the chelsea manager maurizio sarri has left the club tojoinjuventus on a three year deal. he only had one season at stamford bridge but led them to third in the premier league and they also won the europa league. he has signed a three year deal at the italian champions. frank lampard, the clubs record goalscorer and current derby boss is favourite to replace him. the usa have booked their place in the last 16 of the women's wor

virat kohli. he gave the grandstands belief. rohit sharma gave them a century.ks as delivery and ended rohit sharma's innings. 0nly in the final stages did england feel safe. a victory by 31 runs. well, indian supporters need didn't be too downhearted. this was their first defeat of this world cup and england are not home and dry yet. they may well have to win their final group game to make —— make the semifinals. but suddenly, it all seems possible again. so england back up to fourth above pakistan. a win over new zealand on wednesday will assure them a semi final place. india still need a point from their final two games to be certain of qualifying. max verstappen became the first non—mercedes winner in formula one this season — although the result of the race was only confirmed three hours after he saw the chequered flag when stewards investigated his race winning move. he had to do it the hard way after making a terrible start on the left here from the front row to slip down the field from second on the grid. he fought his way back up to second and closed do

skipper virat kohli also hit 77.a to 336—5 when they had threatened something much bigger. there was a slight rain delay but not long enough for any reduction in the number of overs. pakistan are 36—1 in the 10th over. british heavyweight tyson fury says he wants a rematch with the wbc champion deontay wilder after an impressive win in las vegas overnight against the german tom schwarz. fury put on a show for the american public as he maintained his unbeaten record. he entered the ring wearing a stars and stripes outfit reminiscent of the character apollo creed in the rocky movies. and although it didn't last very long, the crowd were thoroughly entertained as fury exhibited all of his boxing prowess and skill to put schwarz down in the second round with some fast hands. he ended the fight moments later with a flurry of unanswered punches as the towel came in from the german's corner. and fury celebrated by serenading his wife parris with a rendition of aerosmith‘s i don't want to miss a thing. let's not get carried

india captain virat kohli was man of the match at old trafford, hitting 72 runs as his side reached aand were all out for 143. india remain unbeaten in the tournament and will play england next on sunday who are struggling to make the semi—finals. and staying with cricket, because after 27 seasons at somerset, the former england batsmen marcus trescothick has announced he's retiring at the end of this campaign. the 43—year—old played 76 tests for england, scoring almost 6,000 runs at an average ofjust under 44. trescothick was also part of the england side that memorably won the ashes in 2005. british number one kyle edmund is into the semi—finals of eastbourne, but he had to fight back from a set down to beat in—form compatriot dan evans, who dominated the first set, breaking the edmund serve twice to go on to take it 6—1 in a little over half an hour. but edmund dug deep to win the second 6—3 and then the third 6—4, giving himself a confidence boost ahead of wimbledon. he'll play the american taylor fritz tomorrow. in the women's draw, reigning wimbledon champion angelique kerber is

they have the world's best batsmen in virat kohli.ey are capable of. they had come here with high hopes of producing what would be a stunning victory. they have a lot of work to do, because india's batsmen have got off toa do, because india's batsmen have got off to a flyer, ben. lets see what the weather is doing just now. it is a little bit iffy in manchester for the cricket, but we have the latest. plenty of showers around across the uk right now, carried on quite a strong wind blowing off the atlantic. here is the window and showers on the radar. you can see it moving across south—western parts of the uk. it has been raining heavily inafew the uk. it has been raining heavily in a few areas. thunder and lightning possible today, and hail. gusty winds, too. temperatures will hover around 19, 20 celsius at best. there will be rain for a time in the north—west of the uk through the evening hours, ending up in scotland by the end of the night. in the east, mostly a dry night, though there will be a little rain moving into wales by earl

they had one of the best batsmen in the world in virat kohli.rld cup match, they have only won one of their four matches so far in this tournament, but as they showed in their victory over england, when they do click, they are capable of doing something very special indeed. the only other big factor is the weather. there is the threat of more showers here tomorrow afternoon, but fingers crossed we will get to see what could be one of the matches of this world cup. it's day 7 at the women's world cup in france as we head towards the business end of the tournament. today, the netherlands secured their place in the last 16 with a game to spare after beating cameroon 3—1 with a double for arsenal's vivianne miedema, making her her country's all—time record goalscorerer. paul frostick reports. the first a0 minutes of the netherlands and cameroon‘s first meeting was unforgettable, but after an uninspiring start, the match exploded into life. the european champions finally showed their class as vivianne miedema found the targets. they barely had time t

they had one of the best bat5men in the world in virat kohli.ey have only one run of their four matches so far in this tournament, but as they showed in their victory over england, when they do click, they are capable of doing something very special indeed. the only other big factor is the weather. there is the threat of more showers here tomorrow afternoon, but fingers crossed we will get to see what could be one of the matches of this world cup. it's day 7 at the women's football world cup in france as we head towards the business end of the tournament. the netherlands secured their place in the last 16 with a game to spare after beating cameroon 3—1 with a double for arsenal's vivianne miedema, making her her country's all—time record goalscorerer. that's all the sport for now. a roman catholic mass has been held at notre dame cathedral in paris for the first time since a fire ripped through the building two months ago. for safety reasons the priests who attended the small 5ervice had to wear hard hats. freya cole reports. it's not your usual