buoyed

His supporters, unsurprisingly, have been buoyed by both his jokes and his unbowed tone.

And they are buoyed by internal polling suggesting more people are at least open to voting Lib Dem than for any other party right now.

Harry Brook will be there as captain, then all of Smith, Duckett and Jacob Bethell will either be buoyed, exhausted or both, depending on what happens in Australia.

Opinion polls ahead of the vote have put Labour in the lead, ahead of Listhaug's Progress party and the conservatives, and buoyed partly by the "Stoltenberg effect".

But more heartbreak appeared to be on the cards for Sabalenka as Pegula - buoyed by a raucous crowd - came out on top in the first set.