Somerset have confirmed all-rounder Craig Overton has undergone surgery on a long-standing ankle problem. The 20-year-old suffered a recurrence of the injury while on England Lions duty in South Africa last month but is expected to be fit for the start of the county season in April.

Tunisia face being banned from the next Africa Cup of Nations after refusing to apologise for accusing the Confederation of African Football (Caf) of cheating.

They made the allegations after conceding a controversial stoppage-time penalty in a 2-1 defeat by Equatorial Guinea in the quarter-finals.

The game's referee has been banned for six months for "poor performance".

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Tunisia had until Thursday to say sorry or face a ban from the 2017 edition.

Glasgow Warriors duo Finn Russell and Mark Bennett and London Irish back-row Blair Cowan will make their Six Nations debuts when Scotland play France in Paris on Saturday.

Bennett started the first two autumn Tests in November but was ruled out of the Tonga game by a hamstring injury.

The only other change from then is tight-head prop Euan Murray stepping in for Geoff Cross, who is on the bench.

Scotland team to play France: Stuart Hogg; Tommy Seymour, Mark Bennett, Alex Dunbar, Tim Visser; Finn Russell, Greig Laidlaw (capt); Alasdair Dickinson, Ross Ford, Euan Murray, Richie Gray, Jonny Gray, Rob Harley, Blair Cowan, Johnnie Beattie.

Birmingham Mail:, external After the breakdown of a deadline day move to Norwich, West Brom midfielder Graham Dorrans, 27, could join the Canaries on loan before the end of the season.

Kevin Davies - who scored 74 goals in 351 appearances for Bolton, before moving to Preston in 2013 - was at the Trotters FA Cup clash against Liverpool. "Nice to catch up with some old mates tonight, including these two - Fabrice Muamba and Daniel Sturridge," he tweeted, external.

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The trio were team-mates at Bolton. Sturridge scored eight goals in 12 games during a loan spell in 2011. Muamba has made a full recovery after suffering a cardiac arrest during a game against Tottenham Hotspur, though following medical advice, he announced his retirement from professional football in August 2012.

Next up in our profiles to find our wicketkeeper for the greatest one-day international XI of all time is India's MS Dhoni.

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Delivered the World Cup that hosts India were craving in 2011, not only as captain, but with an unbeaten 91 in the final. An ice-cool temperament has left Dhoni with a habit of taking India to victory from seemingly difficult positions, while a batting average of 52.51 is more than 12 runs better than any other man to claim more than 200 wicketkeeping victims.

ODIs: 254; Runs: 8,262; Average: 52.29; Strike rate: 88.84

Catches: 229; Stumpings: 85

Vote for your wicketkeeper on the right-hand side of this page now.

Manchester Evening News:, external Manchester United winger Adnan Januzaj, who turns 20 today, could be offered in exchange for Paris St-Germain defender Marquinhos, 20, or Everton full-back Seamus Coleman, 26, this summer.

Ever wondered how your wages compare with the biggest names in football? Well, wonder no more as you can find out all the details in the wages calculator. (Disclaimer: The results may depress you.)

Former Derby, Portsmouth and Sheffield Wednesday striker Deon Burton has signed for Conference side Eastleigh until the end of the season.

The 38-year-old, who played for Jamaica at the 1998 World Cup, was released by Scunthorpe last month and Eastleigh are the 16th club of his career.

If we may be so bold, we'd like to point you in the direction of a rather fine feature on the BBC Sport website now - 10 shocking moments from the Cricket World Cup.

Ahead of this year's competition - which kicks off in Australia and New Zealand on 14 February - cricket writer Sam Sheringham takes a look at various events from past tournaments... including England getting floored by a pink-haired Irishman and South Africa's choke of the century.

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As mentioned, we are asking you to vote for the wicketkeeper in our all-time one-day international XI. Over the next two hours we will profile all six men. The first one is South Africa's Mark Boucher.

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One of only three men to take more than 400 victims in his career, Boucher was an accomplished wicketkeeper first, and a batsman second. Still he lies fifth in the list of runs made by wicketkeepers, his total of 4,686 impressive because he rarely batted higher than number six. Memorably hit the winning runs in South Africa's chase of 434 to beat Australia.

ODIs: 295; Runs: 4,686; Average: 28.57; Strike rate: 84.76

Catches: 403; Stumpings: 22

Manchester United defender Jonny Evans has admitted he and his team-mates have found the Louis van Gaal regime "tough" this season.

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"The lads have taken a lot on board. At times it has been tough and it takes time," Evans told the Manchester Evening News., external

"We've been used to playing a certain way for a number of years then the change happens and he wants us to play a certain way. So it does take time for those things to become second nature. But I think you are starting to see that now."

Sacked Yeovil manager Gary Johnson has insisted he would have saved them from relegation had he been allowed to keep his job.

The 59-year-old was dismissed on Tuesday, with the Glovers bottom of League One and four points from safety.

He told BBC Somerset: "I was ready, able and willing to see this through. There was still time. We'd made a conscious decision that we were going to get out of this."

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It's almost here... the 2015 Cricket World Cup.

And, to mark the competition's opening on the weekend of 14 February, BBC Sport is conducting a vote on the world's greatest one-day international XI. Each day Sportsday live readers will get to vote for the different components which make up the side - opening batsmen, middle-order batsmen, all-rounders, wicketkeepers, pace bowlers and spin bowlers. The contenders have been nominated by the Test Match Special team.

Voting on each category will take place on each weekday, with two votes on 9 February. The vote result won't be revealed until the Tuffers & Vaughan show on BBC Radio 5 live on Monday, 9 February and on the BBC Sport website.

The third one is live now and we'll profile the contenders during the course of the next 120 minutes. You can vote for one player, with the top one being selected as wicketkeeper. Terms and conditions are here. Happy voting!

View the full list of contenders here.

Some more of your comments after Rangers boss Kenny McDowall claims he has been told by the club that the five loan signings made from Newcastle have to play in every game.

David Anderson:, external Absolute embarrassment of a football club. Should have their own show at Edinburgh fringe.

Stephen:, external Ridiculous situation at Rangers. SFA need to take action. Telling a manager to play loanees? This can't happen.

Tim Collingwood:, external Surely many loaned players have similar clauses in their contracts. It's probably just a case of Rangers being open about it.

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The 11th year of Premier League Darts begins in Leeds this evening, with Raymond van Barneveld of the Netherlands (bottom, centre) defending the title he won for the first time in 2014.

The tournament is played every Thursday for 16 weeks, with the 10 competitors all hoping to qualify for the play-offs at The O2 Arena in London on 21 May.

Among tonight's five fixtures is a repeat of last month's World Championship final between Phil Taylor and Gary Anderson.

Liverpool have agreed the biggest kit supplier deal in their history with American sportswear manufacturer New Balance.

In 2012 Liverpool signed a six-year deal worth £25m a season with Warrior Sports, whose parent company is New Balance.

Their kits will be made by New Balance from next season onwards in a deal reportedly worth up to £300 million.

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Here's something you don't read every day - there's been a world record in Widnes.

More than 3,400 local residents took part in Wake Up Shake Up - and in doing so became the largest ever group exercising to a fitness video.

It took place at Widnes Vikings, external Select Security Stadium, with the players joining in ahead of their Super League opener against Wigan at 20:00 GMT.

The gathering beat the previous record set in China, when 2,958 took part.

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So BBC, what have you got for us to watch today? Funny you should ask that, because here are just some of the video offerings for your enjoyment.

Olympics: With 18 months to go until the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, will the city be ready?

Football: Bolton Wanderers manager Neil Lennon says he is "not happy with the referee's performance" during his side's 2-1 loss to Liverpool in their fourth round FA Cup replay.

Formula 1: BBC F1 pit-lane reporter Tom Clarkson rounds up all of the action from Jerez after the fourth and final day of testing in Spain.

Rugby union: Watch BBC Sport's first Six Nations chain interview with the captains of each nation answering a question and then setting the next one for another skipper.

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Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale on Twitter:, external "Gutted to hear about James Rodriguez's injury. I wish him all the best and a speedy recovery."

Rodriguez went off with a broken metatarsal as Real Madrid moved four points clear at the top of La Liga with a 2-1 win over Sevilla at the Bernabeu on Wednesday.