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I hope you have a good weekend. it's time to take a look at the news wherever you are. lets join our colleagues across the nations and regions for your news. have a good weekend, goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday. a stunner from laurenjames secures england's win over denmark. now it's all eyes on china against haiti to see if the european champions will qualify with a game to spare. it's been slow going at the ashes. one wicket for england as australia dig in at the oval. and the netball world cup is under way in south africa with favourites australia are off to a winning start. can engl...

Not to score against so it is still up not to score against so it is still up in the air and as we say, england will still have to china, but at the moment, england are top of the group, so they are likely to qualify, it'sjust group, so they are likely to qualify, it's just when they qualify, it's just when they qualify, which is a case in point. great stuff, jane, great to chat to you. in the early game, argentina produced a superb comeback to draw 2—2 with south africa in dunedin south africa were on course for their first—ever win in tournament history when thembi kgatlana put them 2—...

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South africa's paula reto is leading the way on the second day of the evian championship in france. it's the fourth major of the women's season, she's got her second round under way in the last hour. earlierformer us open champion yuka saso recovered well from starting with a double bogey and picking up another three bogeys. seven birdies brought the japanese back into contention, though, and she ended her round on six under, two shots off the lead. she's tied second with former chevron championship winner patty tavatanakit of thailand. this great shot on the fifth secured her one of five bird...