career-best numbers for adil rashid. england well on top then, and the former england international lydia greenway told my colleague mike bushell that she's been impressed with the way that england have kep their focus. credit to them as well because they have already run lilley won the series and for them to go out and just show that the ruthlessness and going on for the whitewash i think is really pleasing to see and everybody has shipped in as well which i think is really promising for this team. ketogenic jennings reminded us all how important fielding can be, it can turn a match. that sharpness is incredible. it is. i'm not sure it is one of those positions which people are lining up to do but the thing is they has been such a good job now andi they has been such a good job now and i think he has made his own. some of those catches as much as when you watch it on the tv you might think they look simple, they are might think they look simple, they a re really might think they look simple, they are really tough. must

a high five for adil rashid before he spun the game england's way. he watched on as their tale took their way to 336 all out. if you thought that catch was good, jennings started a competition with himself. it doesn't matter how you take them, just that you do. whatever he had at lunch wasn't catching joe root, he had to take this one on the chin. he was dismissed within a split second. if you missed it, here is almost a carbon copy, different ball, different batsmen, same fielder, even more stunning result. sri lanka were being blown away by a rashid whirlwind twisting the ball to his tune, to 222—5 became 222—6 and then seven, then eight, sri lanka even managed to find new ways to get themselves out, never run on a missed field, he found out the hard way. the fielder, you know who. rashid completed the collapse with this fifth wicket as sri lanka lost their last nine for 67 runs, this test match is england's to lose but a saturday in colombo has shown it takes just an instance for this match to turn. we always have that belief going into that s

rashid has just got out. commentator‘s curse and adil rashid hasjust got out. i will hold onto your positivity for the rest of my day. thank you. thanks, ryan. let's look through the rest of the headlines this morning. and there's a new boss at the premier league. susanna dinnage is going to be the new chief executive — taking overfrom richard scudamore who stands down next month. dinnage is currently a senior executive at the discovery media group. wayne rooney says it's been strange rejoining the england squad this week. he retired from international football last year but is been back in training with england for a one off appearance in the friendly match against the united states at wembley tomorrow. a referee in the women's super league has got himself into bother over a game of rock, paper, scissors. david mcnamara made the captains of manchester city and reading play rock, paper, scissors to decide who kicked off because he left his coin for the toss in the dressing room. he's been suspended for three weeks. for not having his coin with him. and roger

a moment of comedy courtesy of adil rashid, but it was about his team's only slip—up as sri lanka quickly capitulated when herath in his final match was run out. it was all over — an ultimately emphatic victory for england and after 13 away tests without a win, their travelling troubles have finally finished. it is not just it is notjust us, it is not like we're the only side that struggles away from home. it is very difficult to win test matches abroad now. i think that makes it even sweeter when you do come to a very difficult than you like here and managed to win games. so hopefully we can build on this and that it is notjust a one—off for us, we can go with a huge amount to confidence forward and look to still improve and get better. the women's world twenty20 has got under way today. england have suffered a blow with the news that all—rounder katherine brunt has been ruled out of the tournament with a back injury. it's a recurring problem that flared up again during a warm—up game on wednesday. she'll be replaced by fran wilson, who was in last year's world cup—winning squa

career best bowling figures from adil rashid helped them dismiss the hosts for 240 and they have a 99—run lead heading into the third day. ben croucher was watching. they just enter like have theyjust enter like have a tendency to turn and crumble the same can apply to sri lankans batting orders. ihigh apply to sri lankans batting orders. i high five for adil rashid before he spun the game england's way he walks on for the night striker in as their tale took their way to 336 all out. if you did that catch was good, ketogenic started a competition with himself. it doesn't matter how you ta ke himself. it doesn't matter how you take it, just that you do. whenever he had a lunch wasn't catching joe root, he had to take is one of the ten as back into groups towards england's total, 5a bradley and dan. ataturkjennings and rashid. he dismissed within a split second if you missed it, here is almost a carbon copy, deborah ball, differ vastly, same field are even more stunning result. sri lanka were being blown away by rashid whirlwind twisting the ball to his tune, to agenda five became 222

england have a 99 run lead against sri lanka in the final test, adil rashid took five wickets in colombo on the second day as the hosts collapsed to 240 all out. and formula one champion lewis hamilton rounds off his formula one championship winning year by claiming pole position for the final race of the season in abu dhabi. in the premier league manchester city are beating west ham 3—0, and fulham and southampton are drawing 2-2. we fulham and southampton are drawing 2—2. we will have a full update at half past five. the english director nicolas roeg has died aged 90. his best known films include don't look now and the man who fell to earth — which starred david bowie. nick higham looks back at his life. julie christie and donald sutherland in nic roeg's masterpiece, don't look now. it was sumptuous and eerie. as in all his films, the images by turns hooked you, hypnotised you and unsettled you. he was a cameraman before becoming a director. here he is on the set of fahrenheit 451, filming julie christie for the french director francsois truffaud. he was the director of photograp

adil rashid finished with test—best figures of 5—19 as sri lanka were bowled out for 240. england were three without loss and led by 99, when bad light ended play, england's women, meanwhile, will face australia in the world t20 final in antigua, at midnight. they'll be looking to add to the 50 over world cup title they won last year and become double world champions. jo currie is there for us. the sir viv richards stadium is one of the most iconic grounds in the world and cricket fans will be hoping this final does itjustice. but why wouldn't it? the rivalry between england and australia is as old as cricket itself. but this final doesn't just give old as cricket itself. but this final doesn'tjust give england the opportunity to get one over on a familiarfoe, it opportunity to get one over on a familiar foe, it gives them the opportunity to make history. that's because it's been almost a decade now since they were last crowned double world champions and now they find themselves just one game away from adding the world t20 to the one—day title they claimed last year. for

a spot of slapstick courtesy of adil rashid but it was about england's only slip—up as sri lanka quickly capitulated. when rangana herath, in his final match, was agonisingly run out, that was that. a thumping victory for england and, after 13 away tests without a win, at last a tour has brought them triumph. andy swiss, bbc news. let's return to the commemoration of the end of the first world war. across the uk, people in cities, towns and villages have been preparing for the armistice centenary. from knitted poppies on village greens, to marking the contribution of commonwealth soldiers, our correspondentjon kay has been finding out how the country will commemorate 100 years since the guns fell silent on the western front. each one is a life that was lost in the great war. charfield in gloucestershire. somebody made these poppies with love. 4,000 residents, 12,000 poppies. all knitted by villagers over the last year. people are just in tears, literally stood there with tears down their cheeks. really heartbreaking, breathtaking, and i'm just proud of everybody. this is going to be an a

a moment of comedy courtesy of adil rashid, but it was about his team's only slip—up as sri lanka quickly capitulated. when rangana herath in his final match was agonisingly run out, it was all over. an ultimately an emphatic victory for england and, after 13 away tests without a win, their travelling troubles are finally finished. andy swiss, bbc news. it's 200 years since the publication of the novel persuasion by one of england's greatest writers, jane austen. now her work has inspired a group of women from pakistan to put together a series of short stories called austenistan. our correspondent shabnam mahmood reports. a traditional english tea organised by modern pakistani women. it is at the dorchester hotel in london. some are members of the jane austen appreciation society of pakistan. it has over 1000 members. they feel the themes of jane austen are releva nt to the themes of jane austen are relevant to pakistani women today. lots of times it is considered a man's world. she wrote a lot about reality and financial reality. if you look at life in pakistan today, it is very, very si

a moment of comedy courtesy of adil rashid, but it was about his team's only slip up as sri lanka quickly capitulated when herath in his final match was run out. it was all over — an ultimately emphatic victory for england and after 13 away tests without a win their travelling troubles have finally finished. it is not just it is notjust us, it is not like we're the only side that struggle away from home, it is very difficult to win test matches abroad now, and i think makes it sweeter when you do come to a very difficult venues like galle and manage to win games, so, hopefully we, you know, we can build on this and it is notjust a one off, we can go to cand marcus ericsson with a huge amount of confidence and look to get so a fine display from england, and afterwards former captain and bbc cricket social analyst michael vaughan said that the performance bodes well for the rest of the series. it is hard to win that first game when you had such a period away from home not which, now they have won the game, all the players should be confident. if you look from one to link every player cont