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His forehand was superb, ripped plenty of winners past Djokovic. We'll deserved win.

Think a Pakistan win is definitely off the table now, 97-3. Just a matter now if they can hold out for the draw.

Looks like a just about perfect batting pitch, only way England are winning this is if Pakistan implode imo.

He is a class act, best thing he did was chucking the one day game. Listening to TMS today while shopping, heard this trivia question. How many no balls did Phil Tufnell bowl in Test matches?

And another down, good fightback from England after it looked as if it was getting away from them yesterday.

Definitely unlucky there, but they showed you about 8/9 occasions yesterday where he ran down the middle of the pitch, and after he got his two warnings his run up was completely different.

Me too, I was convinced that was not out as it was his elbows that removed the bails. Another wicket, 368-8.

Azhar Ali goes for 139, falling to the last ball of the day. Tired looking shot that was edged and was a good catch by Cook. 257-3 at the close.

Hard court, the IOC at least have the sense that at this time of year they can't really ask the players to play on anything else. Iirc it's the same surface as Flushing Meadow.

England get a breakthrough with a run out, could do with another 1 or 2 quickly,181-2.

Nike have announced that they will no longer produce any golf equipment like clubs or bags, but will concentrate on clothing and shoes. Looks like as Tiger has slipped out of view, Nike have struggled to maintain their market share.

5/10, few guesses in there, should have got the TdF question right too.

Baby steps and all that, I do think that he has the ability to come good, just needs to get the concentration levels in the right place for Test cricket.

They've certainly contributed a bit more today, as has Moeen Ali, currently 256-7.

7/10, knew 5 and a couple of educated guesses for the Xmas slice and the Aussie theme song.

Wonder what Hein Verbruggen is doing these days? Oh that's right, he's an honorary member of the IOC. All peas from the same pod imo. If this current LA case involved a foreigner then I'm sure our press would be clamouring for then to be banned.

Knew 2 & 5, guessed 3 & 4. 4/10

According to IMDB it's due on in September.

6/10, only knew question 1.

Pretty sure I saw him wear that in George Square when C4 had their City Centre Cycling series. There's a framed one hangs in Bilsland's store in Saltmarshe, or at least there was.

Think you have missed my point. When Froome did it in the Tour there were a lot of folk trying to claim that breakaway as some sort of proof that he dopes, when in fact all it proved was that he caught his rivals asleep just like Mollema did yesterday. You or I have no proof if Froome/Sky/anybody else dopes but given that riders are still going up climbs as quick as known dopers then people have every reason to be suspicious. Good article from Cycling News with Floyd Landis which is well worth a read. He now sells drugs for a living. http://www.cyclingnews.com/features/hell-always-have-paris-floyd-landis-returns-to-the-tour-de-france/?utm_content=buffer2b05c&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Wonder if the doping theorists will be out in force after that, after all some people were trying to convince us during the Tour that when Froome won a stage doing almost exactly the same thing it was only because he was whizzing out his nut.

Konta lost 6-4, 6-3, and from the part I saw she had a shocker. More than 40 errors compared to Kucova's 20 odd.

Bought the Glasgow one, sound quality is excellent.

Johanna Konta is into the last 8, she plays unseeded Kristina Kucova at 1.30 tomorrow morning.