i'm azi farni here with your latest sports news. england have restricted india to 167—5 at lunch on the final day of the fifth test. the visitors are chasing 464, with england's james anderson needing just one wicket to surpass glenn mcgrath as test cricket's most successful fast bowler. our sports correspondent joe wilson is at the oval, england very much in control. yes, they are. it is a grey, cloudy and overcast day. you would think ideal conditions forjames anderson. no wickets for him. i's batters have looked comfortable. it was surprised when the first wicket fell, off the bowling of moeen ali. miss timed the shot and it went to keatonjennings. next, the debit and, battered in the first innings, if you remember. ben stokes first innings, if you remember. ben sto kes ca m e first innings, if you remember. ben stokes came on and bowl very quickly. that edge tojonny ba i rstow. quickly. that edge tojonny bairstow. that was the second default. they have been playing a full repertoire of the ipl, very entertaining. this is the s

i'm azi farni. scotland's women make history by reaching the world cup for the first time. watch out europe — tiger woods is back in the us ryder cup team. and the defending women's champion is out of the us open. sloane stephens is beaten by anastacia soevastova and the blistering new york heat. hello and welcome to sportsday. thanks forjoining us. scotland's women have reached the world cup finals for the first time in their history after victory in their final qualifier in albania. the win alone wasn't enough — the scots were relying on results elsewhere to go their way to gain automatic qualification. patrick gearey was watching. could this be the team to make scottish sporting history? a question they could only answer in part. qualification for a first women's world cup would risk —— depend on important opponent. to that end it was a good start. can a little a former bbc world player of the year, 1—0. 5a regulates places separate the sides almost a gap almost... albania's goalkeeper making a brilliant and busy debut. switzerland were being held by poland. sc

i'm azi farni. coming up in the show: experience wins — europe ryder cup captain thomas bjorn picks his four wildcards for this month's event. and here in the studio with me joe lynskey we'll take a closer look at those four wild card picks as the europeans face one of the strongest usa teams in recent years. tears for cook — the england opener admits he cried when he told his team—mates he's retiring, but he'll have clear eyes at the crease. there might be tears afterwards in the changing room, but i don't think walking out there. and from futsal to international football — a team of danish unknowns get ready to face slovakia and wales. thanks forjoining us. ian poulter, sergio garica, henrik stenson and paul casey have been announced as the four wildcards for europe's ryder cup team. captain thomas bjorn has opted for experience with his picks, with five rookies having gained automatic places through the european and world points standings. bjorn‘s four players boast no less than 20 prev

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm azi farni. coming up... europe get ready to try to regain the ryder cup — but they'll be underdogs against the us team. ..which includes a resurgent tiger woods, who pulled the crowds in his his first practice today. we haven't won as a us squad here in 25 years on foreign soil, so hopefully that will change this week as well. once united, but is the mourinho/pogba relationship broken for good? and ellie suter‘s bereaved father hopes a new foundation can end a vicious cycle around young athlete's funding. hello, welcome and thank you for joining us. we are just three days from the start of the 42nd ryder cup, which is taking place at le golf national in paris. the golfers were out practising on the course today, while lots of celebrities were in action, too. more on that in a moment, but despite the hollywood a—listers in attendence, the big star of the show is tiger woods, who arrives fresh off the back of his first pga win in five years. our sports correspondent andy swiss is there for us. it's a sit

azi farni is at the bbc sport centre. it was a fairy tale ending for alastair cook in his final test. he ended his career the way he started it — with a century against india. arriving at the crease on 46 not out, england's most capped test player and record run scorer finished on 147. but the final century came in bizarre circumstances. cook thought he'd got a single whilst on 96, before india messed up their fielding and threw to the ball to the boundary to give him an extra four runs. it was a historic day all round for cook, who surpassed kumar sangakkara to become the fifth—highest test run scorer — and most prolific left—hander — before reaching his 33rd and final test hundred. and this is how they celebrated cook's last century back in the dressing room, his team—mates joining the 19 thousand strong crowd in giving cook a standing ovation and long round of applause. the day wasn't all about cook though, as james anderson was making records of his own. he took two wickets in four balls in his second over

coming up on afternoon live all the sport — with azi farni. good afternoon. england are very much in control of the fifth and final test against india. the visitors 195—5, chasing an improbable 464. james anderson needs just one more wickets to become the most successful fast bowler in test cricket history. thanks, azi. and nick miller has all the weather. a bit of cloud and patchy rain for the uk. a dangerous harry kane this heading for the eastern side of the usa. a whole world of variety in weather and we will cover it this afternoon. —— a dangerous temper map. thanks nick. also coming up — what can worms teach us about staying fit? thousands of them will be sent into space later this year to help a study into muscle loss in older people. hello everyone — this is afternoon live, i'm simon mccoy. a car britain's most senior police officer has warned the government about the danger of making further cuts to policing. the metropolitan police commissioner, cressida dick, says she doesn't want the police to struggle with chronic underfunding like the

that's all your sport — azi farni have more for you in sportsday at 6:30. in the last few minutes, labour's parliamentary party has agreed to adopt the international definition and examples of anti semitism without any caveats. it comes a day after the ruling national executive also adopted the code but added a proviso that free speech on israel and palestine would be protected. our political corresponent iain watson is in the house of commons for us. what is the significance of this decision? it shows the division between labour mps on one hand and the labour leadership on the other. the vote to adopt the full example of anti—semitism was overwhelming, aik under daily—macro understand it was 205 votes in favour and only eight against. overwhelmingly, labour mps backing this without any caveats. without the caveat that was agreed by the executive yesterday on freedom of speech of israel and palestine which felt necessary to protect members' rights to speak out. what was interesting about this vote, it was done to put pressure on the national executive.

sport now on afternoon live with azi farni. asa as a liverpool fan, it gives me no pleasure to ask you about those tensions at manchester united? yes, it has been brewing for a while but the relationship seems to have gotten worse between managerjose mourinho and midfielder paul pogba. mourinho and midfielder paul pogba. mourinho has denied there is a fallout between himself and pogba, despite telling the frenchman that he will not captain the side again this season. the world cup winner watched from the stands as united last 8—7 to derby county on penalties in the carabao cup. it appears mourinho said something to pogba that caused him to react and it all seemed quite tense. last night, mourinho denied suggestions ofa night, mourinho denied suggestions of a rift, saying the only truth is i made the decision by him not to be second captain any more but there is no fallout and no question. i'm sure you believe that. such a shame. the ryder cup coming up, what is the latest on that? according to rory mcilroy, they will not be t

sport now, here's azi farni. good morning. frank lampard's derby county beat manchester united to reach the fourth round of the efl cup. united's paul pogba could only watch from the stands as his club lost 8—7 on penalties, having not been included in the matchday squad. the french world cup winner has been told by managerjose mourinho that he won't captain the side again this season. pogba had been standing in for the regular captain antonio valencia on occasions but has reportedly fallen out with mourinho over concerns over his attitude. so tensions at united, but it was a perfect night for derby and lampard, as nick parrott reports. one thing frank lampard learnt from playing forjose mourinho was to take the league cup seriously. winning it kick—started their success at chelsea. now, defeat to derby will pile more pressure on the manchester united manager. initially it looked like mourinho's gamble in making nine changes would pay off, asjuan mata put united ahead. lampard in his 12th game as manager fieleded his stron

azi farni is at the bbc sport centre. manchester united's season is not great, problems on and off the field? yes, great, problems on and off the field ? yes, it great, problems on and off the field? yes, it was a dramatic day all round for united yesterday, starting with jose all round for united yesterday, starting withjose mourinho near‘s decision not to let paul pogba captain the side again this season. he had been standing in for antonio valencia on occasions, has fallen out with the manager because of concerns over his attitude. the french world cup winner was only told of the decision before their third round match with derby and he had to watch from the stands as ashley young was given the armband to be them. united took the lead through juan mata and to be them. united took the lead throuthuan mata and then derby equalised. then derby went ahead and then a headerfrom marouane fellaini said the match to penalties. after 15 successful spot kicks, scott carson said philjones' effort to secure a famous victory for

farni is at the bbc sport centre. djokovic won the man's final but everybody‘s talking about serena williams‘ outburst? novak djokovic won his 14th grand slam title, by beating juan martin del potro. it was an a—list performance in front of a celebrity crowd, which included oscar winner meryl streep, who was clearly enjoying herself in the arthur ashe stadium. and djokovic was having fun on court too, winning his third us open in straight sets. that makes it back to back grand slam victories for the wimbledon champion, who‘s now third on the all—time winners list, level with pete sampras and behind only roger federer and rafa nadal. there is a lot of significance in me being now shoulder to shoulder in terms of grand slam wins with him. it is truly incredible, when you think about it. i watched him when one of his first wimbledon championships and i grew up... you know, playing and thinking that one day i‘ll be able to do what he does. to be actually hear, it is a dream come true. everyone still talking ab

coming up on afternoon live all the sport — azi farni. alastair cook‘s international career has ended with a superb century against india. i‘ll have all the latest from the oval coming up. doesn‘t this look lovely. kids are gone back to school, empty beaches, but this is what is heading your direction as autumn arrives through the course of this week, turning cooler and wetter at times. also coming up — news nationwide comes live from national railway museum in york, looking at what‘s gone wrong with the rail service across the north and what should happen next hello, everyone. this is afternoon live, i‘m simon mccoy in just 82 seconds on march 22nd last year the lives of four people were ended as khalid masood drove into pedestrians on westminster bridge before stabbing a policeman to death. today at the opening of the inquests into their deaths a hushed court number one at the old bailey was told of the ‘moments of high and terrible drama‘ in the lead—up to the attack. then it was the turn of the relatives to describe