hello and welcome to sportsday i m hugh ferris. the sunshine and short stuff comes out as australia take crucial wickets late on day two of the second ashes test. justin rose leads a british masters field that s been accused of lacking enough masters of british golf. and the grand tour with the grand depart. we ll preview the biggest bicycle race of them all also coming up on sportsday. the girl on the dancing horse juggling success and motherhood. we spend the day with charlotte dujardin. 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 o
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