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England and Wales prepare for Euro 2025 battle A place in the quarter-finals is up for grabs as defending champions England and tournament debutants Wales go head-to-head. Siraj removes Duckett and gives him huge send-off Mohammed Siraj gets in England's Ben Duckett face as he celebrates a wicket in the third Test at Edgbaston. Woad goes close at Evian as Kim wins first major Lottie Woad goes close to becoming the first amateur to win a major in 58 years as Grace Lee wins the Evian Championship. Has this Club World Cup format been a success? BBC Sport looks at whether the new Fifa Club World Cup format could be considered a success - and you can have your say too. We want to be best Lions team ever and win 3-0 - Pollock Henry Pollock says he wants the 2025 British and Irish Lions to be remembered as the best Lions team ever, and is targeting a 3-0 series whitewash. 'Lamine Yamal turns 18 and takes centre stage at Barcelona' As Lamine Yamal turns 18, he is taking centre stage at Barcelona - including teasing fans about taking the iconic number 10 shirt. 'Huge wicket' - Deep bowls Brook as England fall to 87-4 Harry Brook goes for an aggressive sweep and sees his middle stump knocked back by Akash Deep as England fall to 87-4 at Edgbaston. GB's Hewett beaten by 19-year-old Oda in wheelchair final Watch highlights as world number one Takito Oda comes back from a set down to beat reigning champion Alfie Hewett of Great Britain 3-6 7-5 6-2 in the final of the wheelchair singles at Wimbledon 2025. How Wimbledon final will be won Pat Cash, the 1987 champion, looks at how the men's Wimbledon title will be won as Jannik Sinner faces Carlos Alcaraz. Crawley gets hits on the hand... but doesn't require treatment England's Zak Crawley gets hit on the hand by a Jasprit Bumrah delivery but unlike Saturday evening the England batter doesn't require treatment. 'There's going to be trouble' - Frantic final over as Crawley and Gill clash Watch as England's Zak Crawley and India captain Shubman Gill clash at the end of day three of the third Test following Crawley's behaviour during the final over of the day, with England closing on 2-0 at stumps; a lead of just two at Lord's.