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he is a decade older than medvedev. at the end you could probably argue that rafa nadal looked the fresher. natal was much fresher, it looked like he could have played for another hour perhaps whereas medvedev, his legs had gone i did not have the thinnest to keep up with the elder boy this takes him to 21 grand slam titles, won more than novak djokovic. i wonder what is going through his mind. he was deported from australia and could not play in this because he was not vaccinated and doubts about whether he will be playing in other grand slam tournaments this year. other grand slam tournaments this ear. ~ . other grand slam tournaments this ear. . ., ., ,, other grand slam tournaments this ear. . ., ., y., ., , year. what do you think? it remains to be seen — year. what do you think? it remains to be seen whether _ year. what do you think? it remains to be seen whether the _ year. what do you think? it remains to be seen whether the french i to be seen whether the french government will allow unvaccinated players to

for medvedev. melbourne has already savoured ash barty's success and whatever the outcome of the men's final, it'll be a tournament no—one will forget. nick parrott, bbc news. if medvedev wins later he will become the new men's world number one and it goes to show where he is in men's tennis at the moment. a huge morning for sport and an opportunity missed for the english team in the ashes, they drew their test in what turned out to be a thrilling day in canberra. set to 57 for victory, thrilling day in canberra. set to 57 forvictory, england thrilling day in canberra. set to 57 for victory, england were on course to hit it, dunkley with an impressive score of 45, heather knight made 48 after her first innings entry, england is looking good. when that shiver went up to the brilliant catch by the australian captain meg lanning, the wickets started to tumble and it meant that cross had to bat for the draw as england remain in the series. they will have to win the three remaining one—day matches t

i wanted to touch on medvedev. it seems he felt no love and respect from the melbourne crowds. >> medvedev had this very long opening monologue in his press conference about the child who had stopped dreaming, saying basically his dreams of what it would be like to be a top level tennis player had not matched up at all because he got so much hostility from the crowd. some of that might be not wanting any intruders, especially nadal at this moment. and part of it is antagonizing the crowd and saying they have low iqs which i don't think has endeared him necessarily to the public. medvedev was certainly crestfallen by this and a bit heartbroken by the whole experience. he'll have some rethinking to do and resettling to do to be able to enjoy tennis in this sort of stage once more. >> yeah, i can tell you trolling australian sports fans is never going to end well for the troller. ben rothenberg, it's been great talking to you over the last few weeks of this australian open. beers on me when you're back. >> thank you.

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but medvedev reacted quickly, going on to win the third and fourth. it could have gone either way in the fifth, but it was the russian who took the deciding set 6—4. when asked how he did it, medvedev name—checked the world number one, who was deported from australia because of his vaccination status. that prompted boos from the crowd. i didn't really know what to do, so i was like, i don't know if people like it, but i told myself, "what novak djokovic would do?" booing. and it worked. i managed to raise my level during the game, especially in the tie—break. when they closed the roof, i suddenly felt the momentum changing my game, ifelt i could go through the court more and serve better, just started playing better. to football, where rangers remain four points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after a 1—0 win over livingston. scott arfield with the only goal at ibrox. celtic stay in second place. they were 2—0 up against hearts, reo hatate with a brilliant opening goal. but hearts' liam boyce missed this chance for an equaliser

he came from two sets down against the top—seeded player daniil medvedev. it means the spanish player has now won 21 grand slams — more than any man in history and one more than his great rival novak djokavic who was denied entry to australia because he is unvaccinated against covid. earlier i spoke to our sport presenter holly hamilton, who said that throughout his career, rafa nadal has never known when he's beaten. that match made history. it really felt it. if we are completely honest very few thought that he could do it. he now surpasses rivals roger federer and novak djokovic with 21 grand slam titles. just to put that into context, you mentioned, this victory has happened months after nadal retired with a foot injury. he has been struggling with that. far from fading away into retirement, there he is in melbourne for more than five hours against the tournament favourite. it was the way he won it, coming back from two sets down. at 35 years old, producing some magnificent tennis for what is his second australian open title. only the second man in th

right now, daniil medvedev is right at the top of his game. it didn't take the russian long to seal the first set. but so many times in his career, nadal has done the seemingly impossible. after months i injured, just reaching the final was enough of an achievement, but the spaniard forced to decide, and deep into the fifth after more than five hours of brilliant thalys, at one o'clock in the morning, he did it. i brilliant thalys, at one o'clock in the morning, he did it.— the morning, he did it. i didn't know a few — the morning, he did it. i didn't know a few months _ the morning, he did it. i didn't know a few months ago - the morning, he did it. i didn't know a few months ago if - the morning, he did it. i didn't know a few months ago if i - the morning, he did it. i didn't| know a few months ago if i was the morning, he did it. i didn't- know a few months ago if i was ever going to be able to be back on the court, and now i am here with all of you, and i have this trophy. i can't thank all of you enough, you have been amazing since i

so into a fourth they went, which medvedev also won 7—5. the fifth and final deciding set finished 6—4. medvedev will play stefanos tsitsipas in the semi—finals after he had a dominant straight sets win overjannik sinner. the 23—year—old, who was beaten at the semifinal stage in 2019 and 2021, won 6-3, 6-4, 6-2. in the women's draw, we now know the four semi—finalists. american danielle collins is through to the last four for the second time in her career. the 27th seed beat france's alize cornet fairly comfortably in straight sets. and she'll face polish seventh seed iga swiatek after she came through a marathon match with estonia's kaia kanepi. it lasted more than 3 hours, with swaitek eventually taking the match in three sets. now — 10 days until the start of the six nations and already there's been a blow for england — captain owen farrell will miss the entire tournament with an ankle injury that requires surgery.the 30 year old — who has 94 caps, was going to guide fly—half marcus smith through his first six nations c

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but the resistance didn't faze medvedev. the us open champion already has that important first grand slam title. he calmly powered his way to a two—set lead. so many times in his career, rafa has seemingly done the impossible and into the third, an unlikely comeback looked on. nadal pulling one back. at 35, after months out injured, just reaching the final is up there with the best in nadal�*s achievements but with an early break in the fourth, we could be heading for a decider. austin halewood, bbc news. that's it for now. the next news on bbc one is at 4:45pm. bye for now. good afternoon. as you've just seen, the men's final at the australian open has gone to a deciding set, rafael nadal coming from two sets down against daniil medvedev to level. in the meantime, ash barty has been reflecting on her victory yesterday. she's been showing off her trophy in melbourne after becoming the first australian in 44 years to win the singles title. a straight sets win over danielle collins means the us open is now the only slam mi

he came from two sets down to beat daniil medvedev of russia. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with us, jo kiernan, former welsh labour adviser and broadcaster, and annabel denham, director of communications for the iea. thank you for hanging around and not leaving me here on my own at this time of night! the front pages, then. the guardian reports that borisjohnson is launching a policy blitz, aiming to divert attention from the row over parties in number 10. the same story is on the front page of the i. the newspaper reports that the prime minister's fightback includes announcements on tax, brexit and the nhs. according to the metro, the prime minister is facing another backlash from his own mps, after he insisted the national insurance rise will go ahead. the daily mail focuses on the announcements on brexit. it says borisjohnson is promising to move faster and to boost trade. the telegraph says mandatory covid jabs for nhs and social care workers are to be scrapped, amid fears of staff shor

medvedev takes the tiebreak 7-5. nadal was up 4-1 in the second skpet was doing a great job of using his guile and variety and all sorts of kitchen sink type hits try to unnerve medvedev, who is the younger, stronger, fitter player and more powerful in a lot of ways. it's been more interesting to see nadal trying to be more resourceful and had to be in his career. but not looking good, down two sets. hasn't been enough for him today. >> i'm sure the crowd is firmly behind him, are they? >> oh, absolutely. tons of spanish flags, lots of support for nadal, to the sort of level they're cheering for medvedev's double faults. it will be tough for him come back and try to win at the best of five sort of length at this poin point. >> and speaking of a crowd favorite. looking back at yesterday's win by a hometown hero, i imagine aussies are still celebrating this historic win. >> 44 years of waiting for an australian to win one of the singles here in the able-bodied competitions and it's been really a jubilant time for ash b

he came from two sets down against the top—seeded player daniil medvedev. it means the spanish player has now won 21 grand slams — more than any man in history and one more than his great rival novak djokavic, who was denied entry to australia because he is unvaccinated against covid. 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller was at the match in melbourne. there is the historic nature of his triumph that now moves him ahead of roger federer novak djokovic in the battle to end their career with the most number of grand slam titles by a man. the next grand slam onto clay at roland garros where nadal has won 13 times. maybe he will start the favourite there in a few months�* time, who knows? also the fact that he battled through these very, very difficult problems, he was in bed for a couple of days with covid just before christmas. not the only tennis player who's been in that situation but it's far from ideal preparation. but the biggest concern was his foot injury which is troubled him since he was a teenager. it's a problem with a bone in the bridge of h

medvedev started this quarterfinal slow. he was two sets down to felix auger aliassime when he found some conviction. up to now this year, no one had won from two sets down, but medvedev had gone from first gear to unstoppable. with novak djokovic out, he's top seed, but not quite got to grips with that new identity. i don't really know what to do, so i was like, actually, i don't know if people will like it. but i told myself what novak would do. booing that's what came _ myself what novak would do. booing that's what came to _ myself what novak would do. booing that's what came to mind. _ myself what novak would do. booing that's what came to mind. if - myself what novak would do. booing that's what came to mind. if you - that's what came to mind. if you want to win it, fight to the last point. want to win it, fight to the last oint. , want to win it, fight to the last oint, , f want to win it, fight to the last oint. �*, point. this sport's new stars has new rivalries _ point. this sport's new stars has new rivalries al

and he will meet medvedev who came through a tight match against stefanos tsitsipas in four sets. he had to compose himself after a mid—match meltdown, in which he directed an angry tirade towards the umpire, accusing tsitsipas's father of coaching from the crowd. medvedev is going for a second grand slam title in a row, after beating novak djokovic to win the us open last september. i will play again against one of the greatest and what is funny that again i am again playing someone going for the 21st grand slam. i guess last time rafer was watching it near the tv. i don't know who he was cheering for it but i think novak will be watching today's one also. tomorrow will be a crucial day for england women in their must win test match against australia. captain heather knight kept her side in it with an unbeaten century on day two in canberra. it started well for england with katherine brunt getting them off to a good start, taking her tally to five wickets, before australia declared on 337—9. however, england's openers put onjust nine runs between them. and, as the batting lin

he came from two sets down against the top—seeded player daniil medvedev. it means the spanish player has now won 21 grand slams — more than any man in history and one more than his great rival novak djokavic who was denied entry to australia because he is unvaccinated against covid. 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller was at the match in melbourne. the historic nature of his triumph that now moves him ahead of roger federer novak djokovic in the battle to end their career with the most number of grand slam titles by a man. the next grand slam onto clay where the doll has won 13 times. maybe he will start the favourite there in a few months' time, who knows. also the fact that he battled through these very, very difficult problems, he was in bed for a couple of days not the only tennis player been in that situation but it's far from ideal preparation. but the biggest concern was his foot injury which is troubled him since he was a teenager. it's a problem with a bone in the bridge of his foot. and it was causing him a lot of discomfort, he didn't play

rafael nadal�*s victory over daniil medvedev to claim the australian open title makes him the msot successful men's player of all time.. surpassing his greatest rivals novak djokovic and roger federerer. surpassing his greatest rivals novak djokovic and roger federer. he did it in epic fashion, coming from two sets down in melbourne, he dug deep in a battle that will go down as one of the most amazing grand slam victories of his illustrious career. austin halewood was watching. as the sun sets on another australian open, the crowd in melbourne were looking for one final piece of magic. rafa nadal knew he could leave the rod laver arena as the most successful men's singles player in history, but right now daniil medvedev is at the top of his game, and it didn't take the russian long to seal the first set, and the second soon followed. but so many times in his career, nadal has seemingly done the impossible, and into the third, an unlikely comeback looked on. nadal pulling one back. at 35, after six months out england, —— injured, just reaching the final is up there with the best of nadal�

but medvedev reacted quickly, going on to win the third and fourth. it could have gone either way in the fifth, but it was the russian who took the deciding set 6—4. when asked how he did it, medvedev name—checked the world number one, who was deported from australia because of his vaccination status. that prompted boos from the crowd. i didn't really know what to do, so i was like, i don't know if people will like it, but i told myself, "what would novak djokovic do?" booing and it worked, i managed to raise my level during the game, especially in the tie—break. what's funny, when they closed the roof, i suddenly felt the momentum changing my game, ifelt i could go through the court more and serve better. and yeah, ijust started playing better. to football, where rangers remain four points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after a 1—0 win over livingston. scott arfield with the only goal at ibrox. celtic stay in second place. they were 2—0 up against hearts, reo hatate with a brilliant opening goal. but hearts' liam boyce missed

right now, daniil medvedev is right at the top of his game. it didn't take the russian long to seal the first set. and the second soon followed. at 35, after six months out injured, reaching the final is a pub at the best of natal�*s achievements. that is not enough for rafa. with the clock ticking past one o'clock in the morning, deep into the bed, after five hours of brilliant tennis he did it, a 21st grand slam title for an adult. after everything he has faced in the build—up and it will certainly go down as one of his best. austin halewood, bbc news. 21 grand slam titles. an amazing achievement. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas hello. while many people are still picking up the pieces from storm malik, the weather's set to cause more disruption later today as storm corrie moves in from the northwest. before it arrives much of the uk seeing quite a dry, quiet sort of day, some sunshine holding on all day towards the south and the east, but cloud and rain moving in from the northwest, heading particularly win

he came from two sets down against the top—seeded player daniil medvedev. it means the spanish player has now won 21 grand slams — more than any man in history and one more than his great rival novak djokavic who was denied entry to australia because he is unvaccinated against covid. 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller was at the match in melbourne. i think there's two elements to it. the historic nature of his triumph that now moves him ahead of roger federer novak djokovic in the battle to end their career with the most number of clicks to eight grand slam titles by a man. the next grand slam onto clay where the doll has won 13 times. maybe he will start the favourite there in a few months�* time, who knows. also the fact that he battled through these very, very difficult problems, he was in bed for a couple of days with covid just before christmas put up is not the only tennis player been in that situation but it�*s far from ideal preparation. but the biggest concern was his foot injury which is troubled him since he was a teenager. it�*s a p

taking on the world number two and reigning us open champion danill medvedev. and already nadal is battling hard to stay in the match. this was one of the best points in melbourne so far. nadal taking that one to hold serve, however it's medvedev who got the first break and he's just followed that up with the first too. the russian convincingly taking it 6—2. despite producing some good stuff so far, nadal is up against it in that opening set, which medvedev has taken. ash barty has been reflecting on her australian open success after winning the women's singles title yesterday, with victory over danielle collins. she's been showing off her trophy in melbourne after becoming just the second active female player to win major titles on all three surfaces. the us open is now the only slam missing from her collection after becoming the first australian in 44 years to win the singles title in melbourne. despite the size of the achievement she said there was no wild celebration. it was pretty quiet, actually. i was pretty wrecked so ijust had a couple of beers and

medvedev —— medvedev reaching the final in australia for the second yearin final in australia for the second year in a row and it was not straightforward for the russian. with the match tied at one set of he accused him of receiving coaching between points and was not happy with the umpire response. if they moments that could have derailed his game but instead it only seemed to spur him on. winning the match in four sets. spur him on. winning the match in foursets. i spur him on. winning the match in four sets. ., ., , , spur him on. winning the match in four sets. . . , _ ., . . four sets. i am happy to have a chance to _ four sets. i am happy to have a chance to try — four sets. i am happy to have a chance to try to _ four sets. i am happy to have a chance to try to stop _ four sets. i am happy to have a chance to try to stop one - four sets. i am happy to have a chance to try to stop one more | four sets. i am happy to have a - chance to try to stop one more time somebody from making history but again just need to show my best tennis. fin again just need to show my best tennis.

but right now, daniil medvedev is right at the top of his game. it didn't take the russian long to seal the first set. and the second soon followed. but so many times in his career, nadal seemingly has done the impossible and into the third, an unlikely comeback looked on. nadal pulling one back. at 35, after six months out injured, just reaching the final is up there with the best of nadal�*s achievements, but that is not enough for rafa. the spaniard forcing a decider. with the clock ticking past 1am in melbourne, deep into the fifth, after more than five hours of brilliant tennis, he did it. being honest, one month—and—a—half ago, i didn't know whether i will be back on the tour playing tennis again. and today, i am here in front of all of you, and having this trophy with me, and you really don't know how much ifought to be here. i can't thank enough all the support i receive since i arrived here. you are just amazing. thank you so much for the support. a 21st grand slam title for nadal, and after everything he has faced in the build—

the opening set went to a i tie-break which medvedev hasjust tie—break which medvedev has just taken 7—6. captain heather knight came to the rescue for england on day 2 of the women's ashes test in canberra. katherine brunt got the day off to a good start by taking her tally to five wickets, before australia declared on 337—9. however, england's openers put onjust nine runs between them. and, as the batting line—up crumbled around her, knight hit an unbeaten century to keep her side in the match. england closed on 235—8 — that's 102 runs behind. to football now. arsenal's women got their first win of 2022. but they had to come from behind against brighton to do it. england striker beth mead produced two goals from superb free kicks. the first tapped in by vivianne miedema. and the winner scored by mead herself. arsenal are four points clear of chelsea at the top of the wsl table. irish boxer katie taylor will create more history in april, as part of the first female fight to headline new york's famous madison square garden. taylor, the undisputed lightweight world champion,

ten years celebrating nadal and medvedev. so nadal may be the sentimental favorite here, clearly has his work cut out for him, especially now that he's down a set. what's the latest? >> he is actually down a set, kim. but if you're a nadal fan, take heart, because he's just broken in the second set after a fantastic 40-shot rally, helping him to get that break of serve. and kim, i think you make a very good point. big picture, we know that nadal is going for grand slam title number 21, but he is facing somebody that is ten years younger, and somebody now that is the best hard-core player at the moment on the men's side. if he's going to come back and win this match, i think it would be a pretty considerable upset. he's got the fans behind him. >> looking back, speaking of the fans getting behind a player, the women's final yesterday, the win by hometown hero, i imagine aussies are still celebrating this historic win. >> oh, yeah, definitely. you have to wait a long time, 1978 was the last time an australian plan at home. that

at the australian open tennis in melbourne, last year's runner—up daniil medvedev has booked his place in the last 16... and he did it in a much calmer match than his encounter with nick kygios the other evening. the russian — medvedev, who's the second seed, comfortably saw off botic van de zandschulp in straight sets. it sets up a meeting with maxime cressy on monday, after he beat australia's christopher 0'connell. in the women's singles, the world number two aryna sabalenka came back from a poor first set to beat the olympic silver medallist maddison inglis in three sets. scott jamieson is still holding the lead by one shot going into the final round of the abu dhabi championship. the scot, who's ranked number 336th in the world has led after every round and has been playing so well at the yas links course — today shooting a four—under—par 68 in his third round. jamieson is now 11 under parfor the tournment. that's all the sport for now. the hollywood star, arnold schwarzenegger, has been involved in a multi—vehicle crash in los angeles. a woman has been taken to hospital

i think we have to have a lot of sympathy for medvedev to, he was treated poorly by the crowd. he was booed when he walked out, there a lot of applause between his first and second serves after he put a first serve into the night. and he said says that he thought it was disrespectful. he started his news conference with a very long monologue about his journey in the sport. and what he was saying quite clearly was that today was the day for him, that part of that dream die. ~ . . ,., for him, that part of that dream die. ~ . ., , ~ die. what about d'okovic? at the very beginning _ die. what about d'okovic? at the very beginning of — die. what about djokovic? at the very beginning of this _ die. what about djokovic? at the very beginning of this we - die. what about djokovic? at the very beginning of this we were i very beginning of this we were talking so much about him and it ended up with him being deported and other circumstances he could've been the one getting the grand slam. yes, he would very much have been the favorite. he is already sent a message of congratulations t

he came from two sets down to beat daniil medvedev of russia. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with us, jo kiernan, former welsh labour adviser and broadcaster, and annabel denham, director of communications for the iea. thank you for hanging around and not leaving me here on my own at this time of night! the front pages, then. the guardian reports that borisjohnson is launching a policy blitz, aiming to divert attention from the row over parties in number 10. the same story is on the front page of the i. the newspaper reports that the prime minister's fightback

and you can keep up—to—date with the australian open men's final between now and medvedev on bbc radio 5 live and the bbc news website. —— between nadal. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @richpreston. stay with us. hello there. the winds from storm malik eased down quite quickly during the latter part of saturday and we saw a ridge of high pressure build in to give us a fine start for sunday morning — cold, frosty and sunny for many — but conditions will deteriorate across the north and the west of the country later as the next deepening area of low pressure hurtles in off the atlantic. this has been named by the uk met office as storm corrie, and that'll arrive later on sunday across scotland, northern ireland, northern england. but we start the day off largely fine and settled with lots of sunshine around. the sunshine will hold on across central, southern and eastern parts of england through the day. cloud will build up further north and west and it'll start turning wetter and windier for northern ireland. northern and western scotland, some snow developing on the hills. gal

but daniil medvedev is playing extraordinary tennis again, the only player to come back from two sets to love at the australian open and he too, on the history side, could, if he wins, be the first man in the open era to win his next grand 0pen era to win his next grand slam after winning his first, he won the us open and now he tries to be the australian open. nobody else has done 0pen. nobody else has done that, to win straight after winning a first major. winning a first ma'or. craig, we will have i winning a first ma'or. craig, we will have to i winning a first major. craig, we will have to leave - winning a first major. craig, we will have to leave it i winning a first major. craig, l we will have to leave it there. craig gabriel from melbourne. thanks for being with us! fik. sticking with sport now. us media say one of the biggest stars in world sport, the american football quarterback tom brady, is expected to announce his retirement after 22 seasons. he's considered by many to be the best nfl quarterback player in the history of the game. he won six super bowls with the new e

nadal has been in the final five times but only lifted the trophy once back in 2009 and medvedev won his first major at the us open in september when he ended djokovic's bid for a calendar grandson. being very honest. _ bid for a calendar grandson. being very honest, for _ bid for a calendar grandson. being very honest, for me, _ bid for a calendar grandson. being very honest, for me, it _ bid for a calendar grandson. being very honest, for me, it is - bid for a calendar grandson. being very honest, for me, it is much i bid for a calendar grandson. ee: “i; very honest, for me, it is much more important to have the chance to play tennis then win because that makes me more happy in terms of general life, to be able to do the things i like to do more than winning another grand slam. like to do more than winning another grand slam-— like to do more than winning another grand slam. ., ., ., ., ., grand slam. look at rafael nadal. he was there on — grand slam. look at rafael nadal. he was there on sunday _ grand slam. look at rafael nadal. he was there on sunday and _ grand slam. loo

medvedev came through a tight match and it went for sets as well. he had to compose himself after an angry tirade towards the umpire. the russian accusing his father approaching him from the crowd. medvedev who is the top seed in melbourne and novak djokovic's absents is going for a second grandson title in a row and he beat the serbian to win the us open last september. i am he beat the serbian to win the us open last september.— he beat the serbian to win the us open last september. i am going to -la aaain open last september. i am going to play again against — open last september. i am going to play again against one _ open last september. i am going to play again against one of _ open last september. i am going to play again against one of the - play again against one of the greatest and i'm going to play someone going for the 21st psalm so last time ref nadal was watching near the tv i don't know who he was cheering for but i think novak will be watching this one in two days. captain had knight came to the rescue for england on the second d

he came from two sets down against world number two daniil medvedev. it means the spanish player has now won 21 grand slam titles, breaking the tie with his great rivals roger federer and novak djokovic, who was sensationally denied the ability to play in the tournament, deported from australia for being unvaccinated against covid—19. someone who watched every last bowl being hit in more than five hours in the end is tanya dendrinos. it was an amazing match to watch because it went on and on forever. but so does nadal, actually? on and on forever? it nadal, actually? on and on forever?— nadal, actually? on and on forever? . , . , ., forever? it was incredible on so many _ forever? it was incredible on so many levels _ forever? it was incredible on so many levels and - forever? it was incredible on so many levels and as - forever? it was incredible on so many levels and as you i forever? it was incredible on l so many levels and as you said a couple of months ago he did not know if he would be fit to play and here he is winning and no wonder he desc

he'll face world number two daniil medvedev in sunday's final. and in cricket captain heather knight held off australia with an important century to keep england in the ashes on day two of the one—off test in canberra. the visitors closed on 235—8, 102 runs behind. jo currie was watching. after australia shone with the bat on day one and with this being only a four—day test, katherine brunt delivered, taking her haul for the innings to five before australia declared on 337 before lunch. england needed a big response. lauren winfield hill—pushed boundaries from the very first ball. moments later perhaps more caution should have been used. gone forfour. she was followed by tammy beaumont and nat sciver not far behind. australia were on a roll and england were rocked. a calm head was needed. step up captain heather knight who slowly but steadily brought up her 50. muted celebrations, still plenty of work to do. partners came and partners went. good catch! but as others fell around her knight remained and was eventually rewarded with an ashes

liz: he came back to be did new medvedev -- medvedev. it is his second career australian open title. he looks pretty happy. we are only a few hours away. the 49ers will try to beat the rams and advanced to the super bowl. kickoff is at sofi stadium. the warriors began a road trip. last night they closed out their homestand with a win over the brooklyn nets. here is chris alvarez with the highlight. chris: curry took the floor and passed chris mullin for most games played in warrior history. warriors hosting the mets. andrew wiggins is having fun. he throws it down. 14 in the first quarter. how about that step back name? third quarter. another step back. the biggest lead was 19. and the foul. 14 of those coming in the quarter. here is a splash. a slow start but a strong finish. jordan poole stopping on a dime. 17, just over five to go. james harden was out on the bench. 15 seconds ago -- to go. warriors win 110-106. >> it felt amazing. it really did. i miss that feeling. it felt absolutely amazing. >> it shows you who he is. i think he wa

: rafael nadal lleva una gran victoria en el abierto de australia para venir atrÁs y vencer a damil medvedev con este triunfo, el nÚmero uno del mundo llegÓ a 21 torneos del grand slam y se colocÓ en solitarios en la serie del caribe, mÉxico le pegÓ 1—0 a colombia, para esta triunfo, mÉxico continÚa con vida en el campeonato. y en la copa africana de naciones, egipto vino de atrÁs y el tiempo extra derrotÓ a marruecos. presentadora y al volver, los fuegos artificiales iluminan el estadio olÍmpico de pekÍn esperando la gran ceremonia de apertura. para muchas mujeres someterse a quimioterapia implicaba perder el cabello y te mostraremos cÓmo funciona una tecnologÍa que busca evitarlo. "aquÍ y ahora" en especial. este domingo rafagas de fuegos artificiales iluminaron el cielo del estadio nacional de beijin al que llaman "nido de pajaros", que fue construido para los juegos olimpicos de 2008... esta vez, mientras ensayaban la ceremonia de apertura de los juegos olimpicos de invierno,. el ensayo se produce a unas horas de celebrarse el aqo nuevo chino, el 1 de febrero, y previo a

he came from two sets down to beat daniil medvedev of russia. now on bbc news...yalda hakim travels back to afghanistan to find out what the country is like under taliban rule. last year, after 20 years of war, the taliban retook afghanistan. over 100,000 people fled. now, with access to the new taliban government, i want to find out what the country is like under their rule. they face a country shattered by war. the economy is close to collapse and millions face starvation. every baby and child in here is in a critical state and we just don't know if they are going to make it. and this one—time terrorist group now faces a new terror threat of its own. can the taliban form a government that can put their violent past behind them and help rebuild this broken country? the last time i was in afghanistan, it was two months before the taliban took kabul. almost everyone i met then — members of the former government, human rights activist and journalists — have since led the country in fear of reprisals from the new taliban government. with rout

so into a fourth they went, which medvedev also won 7—5. the fifth and final deciding set finished 6—4. medvedev will play stefanos tsitsipas in the semi—finals after he had a dominant straight sets win overjannik sinner. the 23—year—old, who was beaten at the semi—final stage in 2019 and 2021, won 6-3, 6-4, 6-2. now — 10 days until the start of the six nations and already there's been a blow for england — captain owen farrell will miss the entire tournament with an ankle injury that requires surgery. the 30—year—old — who has 94 caps, was going to guide fly—half marcus smith through his first six nations campaign, but farrell injured his ankle in a collision while training at club side saracens. he's expected to undergo surgery later today. head coach eddie jones head coach eddiejones says he is looking for positives from the situation. ., ., , , , situation. enormously disappointing for him and the _ situation. enormously disappointing for him and the team _ situation. enormously disappointing for him and the team bu

one of the big stories, rafael the doll and daniil medvedev, they will neck the semifinal cup of they won the semifinal cup of the australian open. rafael -- daniil medvedev is looking to be the first man in the open arrow to win his first grand slam titles back-to-back. beyond our borders tonight, a couple of stories. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ with my hectic life you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. hey mom, can i go play video games? sure, after homework. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. what's the wifi password again? here...you...go. cool. thanks. no problem. voya helps me feel like i've got it all under control. because i do. oh she is good. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. ♪3, 4♪ ♪ voya. well planned. ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candida

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well, the quest for back to back grand slam titles is still on for the world number two daniil medvedev. the us open champion reached the fourth round with a straight—set win over dutchman botic van de zandschulp. the russian was a finallist in melbourne in 2021 and will face american maxime cressy next. back to be honest, this score doesn't — back to be honest, this score doesn't say everything about the match, _ doesn't say everything about the match, but it played really good. i think_ match, but it played really good. i think he _ match, but it played really good. i think he played, and my opinion, that are — think he played, and my opinion, that are in — think he played, and my opinion, that are in years open, and that's right— that are in years open, and that's right took— that are in years open, and that's right took my chances, almost like every _ right took my chances, almost like every game where i could break him, i managed _ every game where i could break him, i managed through that. i think i had two — i managed through that. i think i had two games where he d

rafael nadal�*s victory over daniil medvedev to claim the australian open title makes him the msot successful men's player of all time.. surpassing his greatest rivals novak djokovic and roger federerer. surpassing his greatest rivals novak djokovic and roger federer. he did it in epic fashion,

standing in his way is danniil medvedev who is bidding to become the first man in the open era to win his first two majors at successive grand slams. being very honest, for me it is much more important to have the chance to play tennis than win the 21, because that makes me more happy in terms of general life, to be able to do the thing that i like to do, more than achieving another grand slam. look at rafa. he was there on sunday and it— look at rafa. he was there on sunday and it was— look at rafa. he was there on sunday and it was the same with roger when he came _ and it was the same with roger when he came back after the knee problems like, he came back after the knee problems like. what _ he came back after the knee problems like, what was it, four years ago or something? — like, what was it, four years ago or something? when he started winning everything. so it is a great rivalry and i'm _ everything. so it is a great rivalry and i'm happy to have the chance to try to _ and i'm happy to have the chance to try to stop— and i'm happy to have the chance to try to stop one

well the quest for back to back grand slam titles is still on for the world number two daniil medvedev. the us open champion reached the fourth round with a straight—set win over dutchman botic van de zandschulp. the russian was a finallist in melbourne in 2021 and will face american maxime cressy next. fourth seed from greece stefanos tsitsipas is also through. he won in four sets against france's benoit paire. however, fifth seed andrey rublev is out after the russian lost to croatia's marin cilic in four sets. to the women's event now, where the second seed aryna sabalenka fought her way past marketa vondrousova to reach the fourth round. the belarusian recovered well from dropping the first set to beat the czech 31st seed — 4-6 6-3 6-1. she's bidding to reach the semi—finals here for the first time and will face kaia kanepi next. i really want to win it and 2 cents. i really want to win it and 2 cents. i think_ i really want to win it and 2 cents. i think that's _ i really want to win it and 2 cents. i think that's why i'm getting, like. — i think that's why i'm getting, li

and the russian star, medvedev as well, the reigning u.s. open champion, and we have already had the biggest story, i believe, at this year's australian open, and we are seeing it unfold right now, and if djokovic goes on to play, and if he goes to win the australian open title and the 21st grand slam title, what a story line, and it's a story line full of contentiousness every way you look eiit, right? >> i am trying to picture him walking on to the court for the first time, a crowded arena there, and seeing what the public reaction is going to be. ben, real quick, there's still a lot of questions that remain in terms of how he handled of this. the photographs of him unmasked in public the day he said he tested positive. also he only tested positive december 16th. what was his plan to come to australia again without that? what was he going to do? there are some loose ends here? >> yeah, absolutely, there's real questions that need answering for the cohesion of his story. i think this will be a round one victory, because the government made

daniil medvedev is into the last eight, after taking more than three—and—a—half hours to beat maxime cressy in four sets. stefanos tsitsipas was also put through the mill — he twice came from a set down to beat taylor fritz, who produced some stunning shots. tsitsipas has reached the semi—finals in melbourne twice and was a runner—up at roland garros last year, but he's still on the hunt for a first grand slam title. the crowd absolutely loved it — tsitsipas said the atmosphere was "overwhelming" — he meets jannik sinner next. in the women's draw, kaia kanepi has knocked out second seed aryna sabalenka in a final—set tie—break. it was one set all and 8—7 in the third, when kanepi edged in front — she thought the match was over and celebrated early — but needed another point. luckily her blushes were spared, taking the match to go through to a first australian open quarterfinal at the age of 36. france's alize cornet has made the quarterfinals of a major, at the 63rd time of asking. and she did it by knocking out two—time grand slam winner and 14th seed simona ha

i believe that medvedev is going to deny nadal. again, i'm looking for a classic five-setter, but i think the russian is a little too good on hard courts right now. >> we'll watch it together. thank you, patrick. great to see you. >>> i want to close the hour with this. an incredibly moving image. these images of the funeral procession for new york police officer jason rivera. take a look at this picture. i want to show you that we've just seen. tens of thousands of police officers lining fifth avenue to honor the slain 22-year-old officer. all of this playing out still as we speak. rivera and his partner were killed in an ambush attack last friday. their families are in our thoughts, and they must be and must remain there. thanks for being here. we'll be back. ♪ got my hair ♪ ♪ got my head ♪ ♪ got my brains ♪ ♪ got my ears ♪ ♪ got my heart ♪ ♪ got my soul ♪ ♪ got my mouth ♪ ♪ i got life ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service

medvedev apologised to his opponent afterwards, for venting his frustration — especially in dropping the second set. the us open champion, having ended novak djokovic's tilt at the calendar grand slam last year — and he'll face felix auger alliasime next. stefanos tsitsipas was also put through the mill. he came from behind twice to beat taylor fritz, who produced some stunning shots. tsitsipas has reached the semi—finals in melbourne twice, but he's still looking for a first grand slam title. the crowd absolutely loved it — tsitsipas said the atmosphere was "overwhelming". he meets jannik sinner next. kaia kanepi is ranked 115th in the world and 36—years—old, but she's knocked out the second seed aryna sabalenka. the pair were inseperable at one set all and at 7—7 in the deciding tie—break when kanepi edged in front, she thought the match was over and celebrated early! but she needed another point — and luckily her blushes were saved — she got it, to go through to a first australian open quarter—final. and the two—time grand slam winner simona halep is out. she

when we left yesterday morning, daniil medvedev was up two sets in his second round match. medvedev went on to close it out and he remains on track for back-to-back grand slam titles following his u.s. open breakthrough which prevented novak djokovic from winning the grand slam. djokovic, of course, not participating this year's australian open. you may have heard about that. meanwhile sixth seed rafael nadal seeks to extend his bid for men's record 21st grand slam tight. >>> on the women's side, number 13 seed naomi osaka is battling an american in a third set while ash bharti racked up a win. meanwhile emma raducanu fell in three sets yesterday during the second round. >>> and french open champ barbora krejcikova advanced the fourth round in melbourne for a fourth time setting up a class against aussie champ azarenka. >>> while the pandemic remains a major factor for successful winter games, the u.s. olympic teams' top doctor says all teams are fully vaccinated and not a single one of them asked for a medical exemption. that's good stuff. all athletes vaccinated. >>> the