Lizzy Ammon, at the County Ground, Bristol:

"After a nightmare day on Sunday, an impressive partnership between Sam Billings and Adam Ball of 68 saw Kent save the follow-on. Billings eventually departed for a very good 42 from 141 deliveries with the score on 113. The Kent tail enders just added one more to the score as the visitors were bowled out for 114 on the stroke of lunch.

"James Fuller and Will Gidman did the majority of the damage, Gidman finishing with enormously impressive figures of 4 for 14 from 12 overs. After 16 wickets fell on the first day, the pitch inspector has been to have a look but has concluded, as everyone else had, that it's a very good pitch and is now flattening out even more."

World Cup-winning former England fly-half Jonny Wilkinson will retire from rugby at the end of the season. He made 91 appearances for England and kicked the drop-goal that won the 2003 World Cup. Is Wilkinson a sporting icon? Who are your other favourite icons in world sport?

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FC United raise the £46,000 target needed to kit out their new ground through crowdfunding., external

Fans have chosen the name for the new £5.5m football stadium due to open in Manchester in September. FC United, which is owned and run by its members, is building the new ground and community facility in Moston.

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World Cup organisers insist an incomplete roof at Sao Paulo's Itaquerao Stadium will not affect it hosting matches when the tournament begins next month.

Constructors completing the project have admitted they will not finish the intended design until after the tournament but the event's local organising committee have stressed this will not be a problem.

The Itaquerao Stadium will host the opening match between Brazil and Croatia on June 12 before England face Uruguay there a week later.

The president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, has signed for a professional football club in the country as a midfielder for next season.

The 54-year-old, an avid football fan, will play next season for Sport Boys, a team based in the south-eastern province of Santa Cruz. The first division club said the president would play for about 20 minutes per match but not in each game, owing to his busy schedule.

He will receive the minimum salary, about $214 (£127). "He loves football and plays well," said Sport Boys' president Mario Cronenbold. "He'll wear the No 10 shirt."

Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku, who spent last season on loan at Everton, on Twitter, external after meeting up with the Belgium squad ahead of the World Cup in Brazil: Glad to be back with the national team. Feeling blessed to represent my country!

The World Cup begins on 12 June, with Belgium's opener against Russia on 22 June.

• 1999: Scores 21 points as England beat Australia at Twickenham.

• 2003: Scores 77 points as England win Six Nations Grand Slam.

• 2003: In November seals England's first, and so far only, World Cup final win with drop-goal deep into extra-time against Australia in Sydney.

• 2004: Ruled out of Six Nations after shoulder operation.

• 2004: In October announced as England captain but doesn't play in end of year Tests due to a haematoma in the upper right arm.

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England and Wasps' flanker James Haskell talking to BBC Radio 5 Live about the retirement of his former team mate Jonny Wilkinson:

"He is one of the biggest ever legends to play rugby. He was the David Beckham, he put rugby on the map, he won the World Cup for England.

"The best thing about Jonny was he was single minded and focused, but he was very much a team man. He gave up time to help me and if he decided to go into coaching, that is where his expertise would help."

The Daily Mail, external reports James Milner, 28, wants to leave Manchester City, with Arsenal interested in landing the midfielder this summer. It is reported Milner has grown tired of being overlooked in a central berth and has told Manuel Pellegrini he is seeking a new club.

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• 1997: Starts his professional career with Newcastle and plays for England Under-21s.

• 1998: Makes England debut off bench against Ireland.

• 1999: As a 19-year-old, makes first start for England and kicks four goals in 24-21 Calcutta Cup win over Scotland.

• 1999: Sets Six Nations individual match points record with 35 in 80-23 thrashing of Italy.

British Finn sailor Andrew Mills retires to end his bid for Olympic gold at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.

The Ashford-born sailor calls time on his eight-year career in the heavyweight dinghy class, having been offered a career opportunity outside of the sport.

Mills, 28, has been a central figure in the British Sailing Team's successful Finn squad in recent years, having aided Sir Ben Ainslie as a training partner during the 2008 and 2012 Olympic cycles and with his own career highlights coming at the 2011 European Championships where he won bronze.

Chris from Horsham on text: Jonny Wilkinson to coach England football World Cup squad on 'how to kick under pressure'.

Jack in Leatherhead: That drop goal was a cornerstone of my formative years of watching sport and cemented an addiction I have no intention of getting rid of. It also shares equal blame with a Norwegian lads goal a couple of years earlier for making me the hopeless optimist I am when watching English sport at the highest level, so thanks for that prolonged misery Jonny!

BBC Sport looked back at some of Jonny Wilkinson's best moments at Twickenham last year. As he announces he will retire at the end of the season, relive some of his England highlights here.

Former Sri Lanka batsman Chandika Hathurusingha takes over as Bangladesh coach on a two-year contract.

This is Hathurusingha's first stint in charge of an international side, replacing Australian Shane Jurgensen who stepped down last month following the team's string of poor performances.

Yasin Faruki on Twitter: , externalNot even a rugby fan but still I can appreciate the impact Jonny Wilkinson has had for British sport.

Dan Aron on Twitter:, external Sad to see that Jonny Wilkinson is retiring. A true legend. I will never ever forget that moment in 2003.

Sam Rhodes on Twitter:, external Jonny Wilkinson. Hero.

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The England under-21 squad are pictured on the FA Twitter feed, external taking a walk on the coastal path in Swansea ahead of tonight's game with Wales.

Gareth Southgate's side are top of their Euro qualifying group and know victory at the Liberty Stadium will put them on the verge of winning their group, with only two more fixtures to follow after that.

So Jonny Wilkinson is to retire at the end of the season. Wilkinson kicked the drop goal that won the World Cup for England in 2003. But what are your other favourite Wilkinson memories? Where will Wilkinson rank in England's all time rugby greats? Where were you when he kicked that World Cup winning drop goal? Tweet #bbcsportsday, external or post a message on the BBC Sport Facebook page., external

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The end of an era. Jonny Wilkinson's key stats from what has been a remarkable career.

91 - England caps; 6 - British and Irish Lions caps: 2 - World Cup finals; 1 - World Cup win; 67 - Test victories; 1,246 - Total test points; 7 - Test tries; 169 - Test conversions; 255 - Test penalties; 36 - test drop goals; 4 - Six Nations titles: (2000, 2001, 2003, 2011); 1- Grand Slam (2003).

London Welsh captain Tom May on Twitter:, external Rugby won't be the same without Jonny Wilkinson. Changed the game. Changed way kids tackle! You will be missed. Pleasure to play with you.

Toulon still have two matches left this season, with the Heineken Cup final against Saracens on Saturday and then the Top 14 finale versus Castres on May 31.