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In venus were very conducive to life, so we wanted to go ahead and check that aspect of it and how much has changed since and why it has changed since. after looking to the moon and mars for the last three decades, venus it seems is the new final frontier. david willis, bbc news, los angeles. england's bowlers have hit back on the second day of the first test match against new zealand at lords taking four wickets. at lunch the visitors were 314—7. olly foster has been watching the action. back out in the middle this morning after the best day of his career turned into possibly the worst. rat...

The organisers say it's "100%" certain the games will go ahead, but warned they may have to proceed without spectators in the event of a coronavirus outbreak. and the queen will meet joe biden next week — making him the 12th serving us president to have met her majesty. sport now, and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's chetan. then, thank you. good afternoon. england are on the brink of bowling new zealand out on day two of the first test at lords. mark wood took three quick wickets before lunch and england have kept the momentum since, with ollie robinson taking a couple ...

For Ollie Robinson, the day should have been all about the joy of taking two wickets on his test debut for England at Lord's. Robinson said he will “continue to educate myself, look for advice and work with the support network that is available to me to learn more about getting better in this area.”

Sorry— and make a full apology and be very sorry for— and make a full apology and be very sorry for his — and make a full apology and be very sorry for his actions. but the ecb, as i sorry for his actions. but the ecb, as i say, _ sorry for his actions. but the ecb, as i say, they have got to look at themselves very strongly, because all the _ themselves very strongly, because all the sponsors and the stakeholders that are invested in english _ stakeholders that are invested in english cricket rely on at the ecb to get— english cricket rely on at the ecb to get their house in order, an...

50 years after his Test debut, Sunil Gavaskar opens up to TOI about cricket and life Long before the cable TV revolution and social media boom, the faithful transistor was Indian fan's best buddy. It was an era when the West Indies produced some of the greatest quicks the world has ever seen, Australia had Dennis Lillee and Jeff Thomson, Pakistan had Imran Khan and Sarfaraz Nawaz. India didn't have the firepower with the ball to match them, but then, they had Sunil Gavaskar, the man who could blunt them all. Today marks 50 years since the game's greatest opening batsman, first played interna...