summit. india and new the summit. india and new zealand were unbeaten and on course. the top two in the pool course. the top two in the pool, but the hosts wanted so much more. he pool, but the hosts wanted so much more-— pool, but the hosts wanted so much more. he has bowled him. pla ed much more. he has bowled him. played on- _ much more. he has bowled him. played on. early _ much more. he has bowled him. played on. early wickets - much more. he has bowled him. played on. early wickets for - played on. early wickets for india turned up the volume and slowed new zealand. daryl mitchell came in and crashed through the noise. he scored a century at a run a ball but the response was emphatic. bowls him. response was emphatic. bowls him- two _ response was emphatic. bowls him. two into. _ response was emphatic. bowls him. two into. india _ response was emphatic. bowls him. two into. india took - response was emphatic. bowls him. two into. india took all i him. two into. india took all ten wickets _ him. two into. india took all ten wickets and _ him. two into. india took all ten wickets and new- him. two into. india took all| ten wickets and new zealand him. two into. india took all - ten wickets and new zealand had come up short. the host went to chase 274 and took aim for the himalayas. he chase 274 and took aim for the himalayas-_ chase 274 and took aim for the himala as. . . , , ., himalayas. he launches this one way back- _ himalayas. he launches this one way back- my — himalayas. he launches this one way back. my word, _ himalayas. he launches this one way back. my word, that - himalayas. he launches this one way back. my word, that was - way back. my word, that was some shock.— way back. my word, that was some shock. the one thing on their way _ some shock. the one thing on their way was _ some shock. the one thing on their way was what _ some shock. the one thing on their way was what came - some shock. the one thing on | their way was what came down from the hilltops. fail —— fog held the match but it did seem pass through and when india came back, they were hazy. goes towards the _ came back, they were hazy. goes towards the keepers _ came back, they were hazy. goes towards the keepers end - came back, they were hazy.

crucially virat kohli was - has run out. a run out, but| crucially virat kohli was still at his end. india's sports icon was there to guide his nation through. he scored 95 and his team were there with balls to spare. at this home world cup, they have five wins from five. india at their peak atjust they have five wins from five. india at their peak at just the right time. we india at their peak at “ust the right that right time. we got the resort but also bumrah _ right time. we got the resort but also bumrah are, - right time. we got the resort but also bumrah are, and - right time. we got the resort i but also bumrah are, and siraj, they took wickets and that 40 overs held us back a bit but we knew if we could have taken wickets early, as we showed through the middle, try to apply pressure, we can take the game deep and do what the black caps two and fight until the end and you never know. pakistan have hit the fewest sixes of this world cup so far in the opening batter imam or hack has been giving his team a bit of dietary advice to solve the issue. he believes it is time for his team to eat more protein and not that much carbohydrate. pakistan will face tricky opponents afghanistan in their next match

in chennai. afghanistan have defeated the defending champions england during the tournament while pakistan have suffered back—to—back losses. a win on monday would be critical for both teams to stay in contention.— for both teams to stay in contention. ~ ., ., ., ., contention. we want to eat more roteins contention. we want to eat more proteins and — contention. we want to eat more proteins and not _ contention. we want to eat more proteins and not that _ contention. we want to eat more proteins and not that much - proteins and not that much carbs, there is nothing we want to talk about, it's just we don't really feel it if we are not hitting sixes, it's just what are we doing for the team, and if we are winning matches, unfortunately the last two we did not play well and we accept it, we still have five matches that we will go to the semifinals but it is how you play and prepare and that is what really matters.- what really matters. more frustration _ what really matters. more frustration for _ what really matters. more frustration for england - what really matters. more frustration for england atl what really matters. more i frustration for england at the cricket world cup. theirfast bowler reece topley has been ruled out for the rest of the tournament with a broken finger. the 29—year—old was injured during saturday's crushing defeat by south africa. topley is england's leaders —— leading wicket taker

in india with eight wickets in three matches and was left out of the first match despite those schools. now, despite starting from sixth on the grid, max verstappen went on to claim the 50th win of his formula i career at the us grand prix. lewis hamilton almost caught the dutchman after he overtook fellow briton lando norris with seven laps to 90, lando norris with seven laps to go, but despite a problem with the brakes on his red bull, the world champion past the chequered flag two seconds ahead of hamilton for his 15th win of the season. after the death of the manchester united and england legend sir bobby charlton at the age of 86, football fans have been travelling to old trafford all day to sign a book of condolence. ben croucher reports. sunday at old trafford, the stunt —— the sun still shines, trafford, the stunt —— the sun stillshines, but trafford, the stunt —— the sun still shines, but it's a darker day. fans came to sign a book of condolence and remember a great. somebody who was

selfless, who played for the love of a game and the club. he even called the name, theatre of dreams. i've witnessed dreams_ of dreams. i've witnessed dreams here, some sadness, some glory— dreams here, some sadness, some glory and _ dreams here, some sadness, some glory and that is what made me come — glory and that is what made me come. ., ,, 1,, ,, glory and that is what made me come. ., ,, , _ ., ., come. for sir bobby charlton, representing _ come. for sir bobby charlton, representing manchester - come. for sir bobby charlton, l representing manchester united was his dream come true. playing for the first time, i was in heaven. i was in heaven. i couldn't have felt any better. i couldn't have felt any better-— i couldn't have felt any better. ., , ., better. he was a player who transcended _ better. he was a player who transcended generations - better. he was a player who - transcended generations and the sport itself. l transcended generations and the sport itself-— sport itself. i think what probably _ sport itself. i think what probably epitomises - sport itself. i think what probably epitomises his | sport itself. i think what - probably epitomises his fame and the — probably epitomises his fame and the love for him is that where _ and the love for him is that where you go in the world, even if they— where you go in the world, even if they didn't speak english, didnt— if they didn't speak english, didn't speak a language at all, they— didn't speak a language at all, they used to know to words and they— they used to know to words and they were — they used to know to words and they were often bobby charlton. be at _ they were often bobby charlton. be at the — they were often bobby charlton. be at the ballon d'0r, the world cup or european cup, charlton was one of the most decorated english players to ever live, but ask anybody about him and they won'tjust tell you about a great player, but also a great and humble man. ~ . , . .,

man. when the club decided that for all he'd _ man. when the club decided that for all he'd done _ man. when the club decided that for all he'd done for _ for all he'd done for manchester united was to name the stand after him, and he was really humble, he said, i don't deserve this. i said, bob, really humble, he said, i don't deserve this. isaid, bob, you deserve this. isaid, bob, you deserve everything that comes your way for what you've done. the united women pay their respects today and the men's team will do so again when they play on tuesday. to once more on a giant of the game. 5ir on a giant of the game. sir bobby charlton explanation mark whose _ bobby charlton explanation mark whose name will continue to live on _ whose name will continue to live on. �* , ., whose name will continue to live on. ~ , ., ., live on. aston villa continued their fine _ live on. aston villa continued their fine form _ live on. aston villa continued their fine form under - live on. aston villa continued| their fine form under manager lou and emery by beating west ham 4—1 to move up to fourth in the endless premier league. after almost a year in charge, emery has transformed the birmingham side, winning their 11th straight game at home. douglas luiz open the scoring and then converted a penalty just after half—time. jared bowen got a goal back for west ham, but england striker 0li watkins scored his eighth of

the season and leon bailey got villa's four. last season before emery�*s first game in charge, villa were down in 16th place in the premier league. taste place in the premier league. we are place in the premier league. , are feeling good here at home and we are feeling something special when we are playing at villa park. and then we try to play in the style we are building and then try to adapt to the opposition teams and avoiding that capacity, and today was a very great match with everything on the pitch, with everything on the pitch, with the crowd, the fans and i think we have to be proud of us. . , ., us. celtic restored their seven-point _ us. celtic restored their seven-point lead - us. celtic restored their seven-point lead at - us. celtic restored their seven-point lead at the us. celtic restored their- seven-point lead at the top of seven—point lead at the top of the scottish premiership with a 4-1 the scottish premiership with a 4—1 win over the scottish premiership with a 4—1win over parts. 0'reilly got celtic off to a great start after scoring the opener performance. they were then 2—0 up performance. they were then 2—0 up by performance. they were then 2—0 up by half—time and went on to take a confidence boosting 4—1 victory ahead of their champions league tie against

atletico madrid on wednesday. we will head to la liga where barcelona beat athletic bilbao 1-0 barcelona beat athletic bilbao 1—0 thanks to a goal from the 17—year—old who scored on his first ever league appearance. and it gets better. he scored just one minute into his competitive debut. the win takes barcelona to third on the table behind league leaders real madrid. gerona were 5—2 winners over almeria. in italy, third—placejuventus 1—0 third—place juventus 1—0 winners over ac milan third—placejuventus 1—0 winners over ac milan in second. manuel locatelli with the winner in the 63rd minute juventus. jose mourinho was sent off for making crying gestures at the opposition bench as his roma side earned a late 1— victory over monza through stephen el—shaarawy�*s winner. augsburg came from two down to win 5—2 at the promoted

side, celebrating the manager's first match in charge of the struggling bundesliga side. cologne captain florian kynes scored two penalties to help his side secured their first bundesliga win of the season beating ten man recio munch england back 3—1. the chelsea women signing scored twice as they continued on an 11 game unbeaten run in the women's super league. chelsea had to come from behind to beat brighton 4—2 but that win it now puts them level on points with league leaders manchester city. arsenal's first away win of the season came courtesy of katie mccabe, who scored both of the goals in a 2—1win over bristol city. west ham and liverpool drew 1—1 and manchester united maintained their unbeaten start with a 5—0 win over everton. england's men's rugby league side beat tonga 22—18 to take a 1—0 lead in their three match test

series. tom johnston scored twice in the second half following a first—half score from toby king and mikey lewis, who was making his debut. tonga, the first pacific nation to tour england, took the lead. and added a late score for a close finish. but england held on to take the victory and the series continues in huddersfield on october the 28th. that's it from everybody on the team here. you can get all of the latest sports news from the bbc sport app or website. but for now, from all of us, goodbye. hello. we've got a window of slightly drier, quieterweather at the moment as storm babet has cleared away. but there are still plenty of flood warnings in force, particularly through central parts of england. now, monday will see

quite a chilly morning, even some icy stretches, but a largely dry day for many of us once again. now for the rest of the overnight period, the early hours of monday morning, we have got some rain sitting out to the west here. but for most of us, clear skies, some mist and some fog patches and temperatures even in our towns and cities close to freezing. in the north. could be a bit colder than that in the countryside. so certainly a little bit of ice on any untreated surfaces for parts of scotland and northern england too. now through the day, we've got low pressure trying to squeeze its way in from the west. high pressure, though, holding on a ridge of high pressure across the near continent. so that's how we start the day largely dry under that area of high pressure. mist and fog patches through the central swathe of the uk. a little bit icy in the north at first. any icy stretches, any mist and fog clear away. so some long spells of sunshine, a few more showers into northern ireland, perhaps into cornwall, the isles of scilly as well. most other places seeing a dry day with some

sunshine, 11 to 16 degrees. but the cloud increases in the south later in the afternoon ahead of this area of rain that pushes in across parts of england. wales also seeing some rain as we head through the overnight period into tuesday. so not quite as cold. certainly temperatures for some of us remaining in double figures as we move through into tuesday morning. now, tuesday's weather dominated by this area of low pressure. it is the remnants of a storm named bernard by the portuguese met service. so it's brought some pretty wet and windy weather further south across europe by the time it reaches our shores. i think on tuesday, we're going to be seeing some showery outbreaks of rain. could be a bit more persistent for the likes of lincolnshire, the wash, norfolk as well. either side of that sunny spells, perhaps one or two showers around, but not the persistent heavy rain that we've seen. and temperatures between about 11 to 16 degrees. so fairly typical of the time of year. now heading towards the middle of the week, and wednesday brings the weather front in from the atlantic. so some stronger winds and more persistent rain possible for the south west of england, wales, perhaps northern ireland later in the day. to the north and east of that, again, sunny spells and a few showers around 10 to 16 degrees. so certainly not completely dry and things are looking quite

autumnal and unsettled really through the week ahead. so more rain at times, but we're not expecting the heavy, disruptive rain that we saw during the course of last week with storm babet. bye— bye.

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