alongside opener marcus harris. as england were bowled out for 236, mitchell starc was the pick of the bowlers with four wickets. england look to be heading 2—0 down in the series then. unsurprisingly, contrasting moods in the adelaide dressing rooms. i guess in terms of where it sits now, i think we hold all the cards with when we want to bowl, how big a lead we want to have. obviously the night sessions are a big one. certainly we see them as a big one, is a big striking session, if you like, with the new ball and conditions. yeah, certainly we have got a few options on the table now, being batting. pretty frustrating. disappointing. to have — pretty frustrating. disappointing. to have lost two wickets like we did last night _ to have lost two wickets like we did last night and to get ourselves back in a position where we could get within_ in a position where we could get within touching distance of them, it is disappointing. but we can talk about_ is disappointing. but we can talk about the — is disappointing. but we can talk about the guys that failed, but ultimately one of root or myself should _ ultimately one of root or myself should have gone on and got 100 and taken _ should have gone on and got 100 and taken the _ should have gone on and got 100 and taken the pressure off of those guys _ taken the pressure off of those guys. yeah, a bit disappointing. on the bbc sport website, our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew described the conditions today as some of the best england will ever bat in. but what did former england seamer steven finn think? he's been speaking to henry moeran. ina tour in a tour that already has if your few candidates for the most disappointing day, well, this one has right up there. england had a fine first session, they did not lose a wicket, dawid malan and joe root batting well, then it wickets fell for 86. root batting well, then it wickets fell for86. england root batting well, then it wickets fell for 86. england tumbling to 236 all out. stephen went as an ashes winner here in australia and she is alongside me. it feels so frustrating from england's perspective to said that platform and then fall in. sign aggro at the first break, england would have been so happy with the way they negotiated the australian bowlers. then it is almost as though something by australia were set in their dressing room at that first break— their dressing room at that first break and — their dressing room at that first break and they came out with real discipline — break and they came out with real discipline afterwards, made it hard to score _ discipline afterwards, made it hard to score. got rid ofjoe root with a very good — to score. got rid ofjoe root with a very good ball from cameron green. then it _ very good ball from cameron green. then it started a bit of a procession for the england batters, which _ procession for the england batters, which wiii— procession for the england batters, which will disappoint them. it happened in the last test match, it has happened in this test match now. the nature _ has happened in this test match now. the nature of it will be concerning for the _ the nature of it will be concerning for the england dressing room, naturally — for the england dressing room, naturally. i think they will be disappointed with the way that after they set— disappointed with the way that after they set that platform and everything was looking really good, and australia were quiet, that they .ave and australia were quiet, that they gave it _ and australia were quiet, that they gave it back to australia in that afternoon — gave it back to australia in that afternoon session. you'll microbe does _ afternoon session. you'll microbe does this— afternoon session. you'll microbe does this leave the game? what are england's— does this leave the game? what are england's hopes of getting away with not losing _ england's hopes of getting away with not losing this match? first and foremost, — not losing this match? first and foremost, they need to try to take first thing — foremost, they need to try to take first thing. try to get australia in that way — first thing. try to get australia in that way if— first thing. try to get australia in that way. if it does develop into a situation — that way. if it does develop into a situation that looks most likely at the moment where australia will be looking _ the moment where australia will be looking to _ the moment where australia will be looking to declare at some stage, to make _ looking to declare at some stage, to make sure _ looking to declare at some stage, to make sure that they are bowling with the new _ make sure that they are bowling with the new ball in that twilight zone at the _ the new ball in that twilight zone at the back end of the day tomorrow. ithink— at the back end of the day tomorrow. ithihk it _ at the back end of the day tomorrow. i think it gives england an opportunity to break it down, completely break it down to saying we have _ completely break it down to saying we have to — completely break it down to saying we have to bat or year, then break each _ we have to bat or year, then break each session — we have to bat or year, then break each session down into a smaller trunk _ each session down into a smaller trunk you — each session down into a smaller trunk. you get smile —— through those _ trunk. you get smile —— through those smaller blocks, much like the morning _ those smaller blocks, much like the morning session, then that gives you the confidence to go through and look the confidence to go through and took at _ the confidence to go through and look at the target at the end of day five, look at the target at the end of day five. wheh — look at the target at the end of day five, when hopefully you are shaking hands, _ five, when hopefully you are shaking hands, i'm _ five, when hopefully you are shaking hands, i'm not sure what o'clock it will be, _ hands, i'm not sure what o'clock it will be, in — hands, i'm not sure what o'clock it will be, in the night—time, with one hour's— will be, in the night—time, with one hour's play— will be, in the night—time, with one hour's play left, seeing thanks for the game — hour's play left, seeing thanks for the game. that is their best way of going _ the game. that is their best way of going about it. it will be interesting to see how it develops tomorrow— interesting to see how it develops tomorrow and how australia decide to plate and _ tomorrow and how australia decide to plate and now they have not enforced the follow—on. you'll macro england are down, _ the follow—on. you'll macro england are down, not quite out, but they will have — are down, not quite out, but they will have to — are down, not quite out, but they will have to play an awful lot better— will have to play an awful lot better both with the ball and the bat as _ better both with the ball and the bat as the scheme progresses. five games fell to covid cancellations on saturday. just one games survived and leeds may have wished it hadn't. they had eight first team players out for the visit of arsenal through injury and suspension and lost 4—1. a defensive lapse let in gabriel martinelli for the opener, the midfielder scoring his second in as many games. he added another not long after, benfitting from a fine through ball from granit xhaka to double arsenal's lead. england winger bakayo saka settled the game before half time and even though leeds pulled one back through a raphinha penalty, emile smith rowe completed a comfortable night for mikel arteta's side. they stay fourth. leeds are in 16th after three straight defeats. there were meant to be six premier league games today. covid cancellations meant that was it. aston villa apologised to fans after their games against burnley was called off less than three hours before kick off following more covid cases at villa park. all four games in the scottish premiership went ahead. dundee united had a covid outbreak in their squad with their manager saying it was an achievement just to put a team out against leaders rangers. ajames tavernier penalty gave rangers a i—0 win and takes them seven clear at the top. hearts stay third after beating dundee. livingston scored late to draw with ross county whilst bottom side stjohnstone lost 2—0 at motherwell who are up to fourth. bournemouth missed the chance to go top of the championship — losing i—0 at middleborough in the lunchtime kickoff. they're now six games without a win. isiahjones was brought down byjaiden anthony early into the second half and andraz sporar slotted home the penalty to lift boro up to eighth. wins, too, for nottingham forest, blackpool and blackburn, who are up to third. arsenal against brighton in the wsl has also been called off this evening due to covid issues. elsewhere... champ made a winning return in the day's feature race — the long walk hurdle at ascot. the horse, usually seen over fences, showed he can stay over smaller obstacles beating the favourite thyme hill. there have been two 9—darters in 24 hours at the pdc world championship. lithuania's darius labanuskas achieved the rare feat in his defeat to mike de decker today. yesterday, scotland's willie borland achieved it. andy murray says he's targeting strong runs in the biggest tournaments against next year after an impressive run to the final of the exhbition world tennis championship in abu dhabi. he was beaten 6—4, 7—6 by andrey rublev today. and talk about a chip of the old block. this is charlie woods — son of tiger — putting all of us and even his dad to shame at the pnc championship in florida. woods sr is playing for the first time since a car crash in february. coronavirus has also decimated the weekend's rugby fixtures with seven matches off because of french travel restrictions in response to the omicron variant. one match that did get played against all odds though was harlequins against cardiff despite the welsh side having 42 players out because of quarantine, injury and suspension. they put up a valiant display, before eventually losing 43—i7. lydia campbell watched this one. dan fish has tried to retire twice from rugby, but with cardiff in crisis, he was back to help them in their time of need. they travelled to the english champions with a mismatch of semi—prose and academy players. but it didn't stop them silencing them after five minutes. the first try for cardiff. this was a display full of grit and spirit from the visitors, but there isn't much that can compensate for this, mark smith showing why he is the darling of england to pull harlequins into the lead. despite that, this bunch of cardiff misfits were having some fun. look at this from theo, a 19—year—old ensuring that the score was remarkably tight at the break. in the second half, cardiff have to and puffed, but it was harlequins who eventually blew the blues away. they scored four or unanswered tries in 21 minutes. smith putting merchant through further bonus try, ending all hopes of a cardiff christmas miracle. this was the view for many fans at scotstoun this evening for glasgow versus exeter. didn't make it the easiest game to follow — but we've got you covered. eventually a slightly clearer picture did emerge. glasgow were 15—7 up at this point thanks to five ross thompson penalties. and with just over a minute to go, they rumbled their way to the try—line. 22—7 the final score — it was johnny matthews with the try. at least the celebrations were nice and clear. and lastly — if you're on social media on saturday evenings — you might notice the debate about the match of the day running order. tonight, don't think they'll be too much argument. we are going to start match of the day this week with leeds united versus arsenal. and last on the running order this week is leeds united against arsenal. so, we'll show leeds united against arsenal tonight after the news on bbc one. and i will have martin keown and danny murphy to talk all about leeds and arsenal, and hopefully you will join us. and arsenal, and hopefully you will 'oin us. , , and arsenal, and hopefully you will “oinus. , , and arsenal, and hopefully you will “oinus. , ,. ., plenty of build up to the heavweight clash betweenjoseph parker and derek chisora on the bbc sport website too. that's it from sportsday. see you again soon. good evening to you. many places were rather grey and gloomy want again today. some mist an workaround. some areas saw some sunshine, scotland, northern england, wales and the south—west of england, wales and the south—west of england, but even where there was sunshine there was some unrest and fog patches around. similar story into sunday. chilly where ever you are. northern areas will have the best of the sunshine. it is all down to this blocking area of high pressure, stagnant weather pattern, very little wind to disturb it and move this cloud around. it looks like the cloud i was going to hang around areas where it was cloudy today. central, southern, eastern england. a bit of missed an workaround. under clear skies, scotland, northern england, wales, it will be colder. much colder across parts of scotland, down 2—5, -6. across parts of scotland, down 2—5, —6. some mist and fog across sunny spots in the north, as you can see. but here is where the rest of the sunshine is, large parts of scotland, north—west england, into wales and the south—west. if you glamorous for northern ireland. much of central and southern england it will be another gloomy day, some mist and murk around, even some drizzle and one or two places. wherever you are, it will be chilly. more of a breeze across southern england into the channel. as we had a grow sunday night, we hang on to the cloud across southern and eastern areas. clear spells further north and west. it is your where the temperatures will plummet below freezing, some mist and fog patches developing. not quite as cold where we have the cloud cover. into monday, some subtle changes. it looks pretty similar, light winds, a lot of cloud, best of the sunshine across parts of scotland, north—west england, west wales, south west. some brighter weather getting into central and eastern parts of england, some areas of south—east england, some areas of south—east england have not seen sunshine for at least a week. this will probably be a welcome change. a lot of cloud around for many, another chilly day. beyond monday, as we run up to christmas, there is a bit? on the weather. we have got colder air trying to push down from the north, this area of low pressure with the weather fronts trying to swing in from the south—west. the two collide, there could be the chance of some sleet and snow. but it is open to doubt at the moment. at the moment, the gig is a start of the week will be chilly, but a little brighter. we will lose a lot of the gloom. then the run—up to christmas, around the christmas period, starting to turn more unsettled. there is a mixture of rain, sleet and snow. it is the battle of the air masses, you will have to say which one will win out. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. lord frost — the man in charge of the uk's brexit negotiations — has resigned from borisjohnson's government, according the mail on sunday newspaper. the dutch prime minister puts his country into a tough new lockdown, as the latest coronavirus variant spreads. another 90,000 covid—i9 cases are reported across the uk, as the mayor of london declares a major incident in the capital.