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Third one-day international, Lord’sEngland 387-3 (50 overs): Duckett 141 (135), Bethell 91 (93), Root 74* (48); Krishna 2-69India 360-7 (50 overs): Rohit 138 (110), Shubman 77 (84), Kohli 74 (60); Curran 4-75England won by 27 runs, won three-match series 2-1ScorecardEngland hit the highest one-day international total at Lord’s to beat India by 27 runs and seal a thrilling 2-1 series victory.Opener Ben Duckett made the biggest men’s ODI individual score at the Home of Cricket in striking 141 off 135 balls as the hosts posted 383-7, surpassing the previous mark of 334-4 by England against the same opponents in 1975.Duckett…

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Andy Burnham will promise to give people “more breathing room” when he gives his first speech as prime minister outside No 10 on Monday.He is expected to say he is “acutely conscious” of the UK’s high turnover of prime ministers – and that politics needs to be more stable and responsible. And he is expected to characterise the moment as one of “reflection and resolution”, arguing Britain must be honest about the challenges it faces.Burnham will officially replace Sir Keir Starmer and become the UK’s 59th prime minister – and seventh in 10 years – on Monday, following a meeting…

There were two levels of security at the stadium, run by both the Secret Service and Transportation Security Administration (TSA).The latter is usually responsible for security at airports in the United States, with fans and media having to go through airport security-style scanners.One member of the media said they, having reached an entrance, were told to go to a different queue as there were no security dogs available to search bags at that gate.BBC Sport has been told by World Cup volunteers at the ground that the number of people arriving early before the game was much higher than the…

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Ainsley said going through university with his brother had made the experience “a lot easier”.”It’s kind of like going with a best friend but he’s my brother and we can spend even more time together,” he said.Despite being a support for one another, Ainsley said they had a healthy level of competition during their studies.”We always end up thinking we have to one-up each other. We made these small bets, where if I got a higher grade than him he would have to buy me a McDonalds, for example, it was those little things that made the competitiveness.”Adrian, who is…

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A football fan who has been running a mile for every goal scored during the World Cup said his “crazy” challenge has pushed him to the limit, but it has been worth it.Tom Wilmott has so far run a total of 322 miles since the tournament started on 11 June, to raise money for two Wolverhampton charities.He has remained injury-free, even through the peak of six matches a day at the end of the group stage saw him run two lots of 19 miles, 16 and then 20 miles back-to- back during the heatwave.”The support has been amazing,” he said.…