the situation in nasser hospital remains extremely precarious. it s unclear exactly what s going on there. the israeli military has been there since the early hours of thursday morning. they are arresting members of staff who they believe are connected with hamas. they ve discovered some arms that have been hidden away in the hospital. and they re also looking for evidence that hostages may have been held in the hospital at one point or another. they say that, while doing that, they are doing their best to try and keep the hospital functioning, bringing in diesel and oxygen and helping to repair a generator. the head of the who, and gaza s health ministry, have both said that the hospital is essentially not functioning anymore. we ve heard reports from inside the hospital suggesting that as many as 11 people may have died as a result of interruptions to power and oxygen. so i think, at the very least, what we can say is that the situation in nasser hospital is really, really
knows what they have to do to get back in the series and that it wouldn t be helpful to dwell too long on what went wrong in rajkot. played 100 test matches now and i know that you know, thinking too deep into certain things can actually send you on a downhill spiral. you know, and it s about what we do the next two games. i said after the first game that you know, as good as what it was, as good a feeling as it was, we need to move on to the second game. i said it after the last game and i ll say it after this game as well. you know, we put everything behind us and we focus on what s going forward and obviously it s the next two games for us. so england need to win one of the remaining two matches to prevent a series defeat. our chief cricket writer stephan shemilt is in india and explained what changes they might make for the next test which starts on friday. the damage had already been done on that third day. very similar to what had happened when england collapsed in the
hospital are close to collapse. the situation in nasser hospital the largest hospital in the southern part of the gaza street, remains extremely precarious. it s unclear exactly what s going on there. the israeli military has been there since the early hours of thursday morning. they are arresting members of staff who they believe are connected with hamas. they ve discovered some arms that have been hidden away in the hospital. and they re also looking for evidence that hostages may have been held in the hospital at one point or another. they say that, while doing that, they are doing their best to try and keep the hospital functioning, bringing in diesel and oxygen and helping to repair a generator. the head of the who, and gaza s health ministry, have both said that the hospital is essentially not functioning anymore. we ve heard reports from inside the hospital suggesting that as many as 11 people may have died as a result of interruptions to power and oxygen. so i think,