of close games. t20 with the last over, sol of close games. t20 with the last over, so i think we are really last over, so i think we are really close and confident going really close and confident going into tomorrow. they are a great going into tomorrow. they are a great team going into tomorrow. they are a great team and we are competing with them great team and we are competing with them a lot and the test match was a great game to watch for spectacle, but it needs to id for spectacle, but it needs to go better tomorrow. we for spectacle, but it needs to go better tomorrow. we went to win every single go better tomorrow. we went to win every single game, - go better tomorrow. we went to win every single game, of - win every single game, of course, win every single game, of course, we win every single game, of course, we didn t- win every single game, of course, we didn t come i win every single game, of. course, we didn t come over here course, we didn t come over
see it. so hopefully they can see it, be it. it s also for young boys. it s shining a spotlight on this industry which is often neglected and ignored. industry which is often neglected and ignored- industry which is often neglected and innored. , ., , ., and ignored. others have come from da “obs, and ignored. others have come from day jobs. after and ignored. others have come from day jobs. after a and ignored. others have come from day jobs, after a bit and ignored. others have come from day jobs, after a bit of and ignored. others have come from day jobs, after a bit of guidance, - dayjobs, after a bit of guidance, by edgbaston s significant works, they run the show for the t20 international. it feels like a major boost in the week that a report into the state of the english game said women cricketers face serious discrimination. that report described embarrassingly small the amount of investment in the women s game in this country compared to the man. england s female p
hello again. it was a day at the ashes that began with australia hoping for something decisive. at ended with england battling back at lloyd s. at ended with england battling back at lords. it was an australian batter who made the morning s most telling contribution, steve smith with yet another ashes century. but his was one of the five wickets england needed to wrap up the aussie innings, and they did so before lunch. a16 their first innings score. for england, some momentum, and an opening stand to reflect that. ben duckett played his part and got to within two of a century, but fell, as have two others late on as the sunshine and the short stuff came out. australia s tactics changed, and so did the picture as day two near its end. let s head to lords and speak to our correspondentjoe wilson. joe if things had gone badly for england it could have been pivotal. but getting those australian wickets pretty quickly meant it was a good start to the day.
middle, not least that it was jonny bairstow who laid the dispersal of them. that s been widespread condemnation, as he would perhaps expect from the mcc in particular and a manager venue, expect from the mcc in particular and a managervenue, but expect from the mcc in particular and a manager venue, but cricket is also aware that as an outdoor game, it is inextricably linked to climate. we ve had forecasts and projections that in just a few decades to come, playing the ashes and its current form in australia with rising temperatures will become impossible as we know it. so that is the broader landscape in the broader background. it can seem here at a lloyd s that you are just isolated from the rest of the world, and of course, we are not. to the action, england won the toss, but they didn t have a good day. they did rally. yeah, it is one of those twist they did rally. yeah, it is one of those twist and they did rally. yeah, it is one of those twist and turn they did rally. yeah
closure and accountability as well. gloria, thanks so much. well, this week the titanic director james cameron, a deep sea explorer himself, offered some blistering criticism of oceangate for not following safety regulations and testing. here s some of the headline-making interview he did on cnn. a multi seat vehicle where i intended to be the pilot, we d go through all of the rigorous test protocols and review protocols that you have with, let s say, abs, which is the american bureau of shipping, or dnv, or german lloyd s, who are the major, you know, bureaus that class a sub. they call it classing, but it s basically certification. and i think it was unconscionable that this group did not go through that rigorous process. there is a great, almost surreal irony here, which is titanic sank because the captain took it full steam into an ice field at