France led 19-10 when Sebastien Vahaamahina was sent off in the 49th minute in Tokyo for elbowing Aaron Wainwright on Sunday. Wales won 20-19.
Former president Ian Khama has shaken up the country's traditionally calm politics by dramatically renouncing his hand-picked successor Mokgweetsi Masisi.
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Trump's self-inflicted wounds are making it harder for some Republicans to remain quiet or unwaveringly loyal during what could be an inflection point in his presidency.
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Mozambique's main opposition party Renamo has called for fresh elections, accusing the government of breaching a peace deal by using violence and intimidation on voting day.
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Crowds of men and women rallied in Khartoum, its twin city of Omdurman, Madani, Al-Obeid, Port Sudan and in the town of Zalinge in war-torn Darfur, expressing support for the new authorities tasked with the country's transition to civilian rule.
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Chris Silverwood was hired as Trevor Bayliss' successor earlier this month and will lead England for the first time on their forthcoming tour of New Zealand.
Sale scrum-half Faf de Klerk was at the heart of everything good for South Africa. What he lacks in stature he more than makes up for in physical courage, notably in the tackle area.
India's bowlers reduced South Africa to 129 for six at lunch, still 169 short of being forced to bat again as they chased India's 497-9 declared in Ranchi. George Linde, on 10, and Dane Piedt, on four were at the crease.
The tourists will bat again trailing by 335 runs in response to India's 497 for nine declared in Ranchi.
Kaizer Chiefs are through to quarterfinals after edging City 4-2 on penalties after the two sides players to a 1-1 all draw after 120 minutes of play.
