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Yorkshire coach Jason Gillespie and his former Australia team-mate Justin Langer have been awarded honorary life membership of Marylebone Cricket Club., external

The pair, who won seven Ashes series between them, join former Baggy Green team-mates Steve Waugh, Shane Warne and Ricky Ponting in being honoured by MCC, who own Lord's and are custodians of the laws of the game.

Scotland's wheelchair curlers have lost 6-3 to Germany in their relegation play-off at the World Championships in Finland.

The Scots led 3-1 after three ends against a team who they had beaten 12-2 in the round-robin phase, but the Germans hit back after that, scoring in the next three ends to help seal victory.

It means Scotland, who won Winter Paralympic bronze last year while representing Great Britain, will have to go through qualification for next year's Worlds in Switzerland.

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"Take a look at some of my stars to look out for in the upcoming Cricket World Cup in Australia and New Zealand."

"Australia seam bowler Mitchell Starc is among them and England will have to contend with his inswinging yorkers in their opening match in Melbourne on Saturday."

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Some county cricket news for you now and Somerset have signed Pakistan international Sohail Tanvir for next season's T20 Blast., external

The 30-year-old left-arm seamer has played 42 Twenty20 internationals.

Tanvir has previously played in England with Hampshire and is well known to the Somerset director of cricket Matthew Maynard, after the pair worked together in the Caribbean Premier League.

Andy Murray has won his second-round match at the World Tennis Tournament against Canada's Vasek Pospisil in straight sets 6-3 7-5.

It took the British number one an hour and 43 minutes to progress to the quarter-final where he will meet French number eight seed Gilles Simon.

Full report to follow shortly.

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Stepping away from football for a second and Bath back-rowers Alafoti Fa'osiliva and David Sisi have signed new contracts.

Samoa international Fa'osiliva, 29, arrived at the Rec in 2013 and has made 18 Premiership appearances.

Sisi, 22, also signed at the start of last season from London Irish, shortly after winning the Junior World Championship with England Under 20s.

Bath have also confirmed academy lock Tom Ellis has joined Yorkshire Carnegie on loan for the rest of the season.

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Anthony Taylor will be the referee for this year's Capital One Cup final between Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday, 1 March at Wembley.

The 36-year-old from Greater Manchester was fourth official to Andre Marriner in the 2013 FA Cup Final at Wembley.

We asked you to tell us who you think has the biggest ego in sport. Here's some of your suggestions from #bbcsportsday, external

Alex Barreto: Biggest ego in sport? Easy. Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

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Ross Phillips: Easy question @Carl_Froch

Alan Simon: If you count chairmen and ex-chairmen, Alan Sugar has the biggest ego in sport. Arrogance doesn't even begin to sum him up.

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While his former Manchester United team-mates were dispatching Burnley 3-1 at Old Trafford, Anderson was having a less-than-successful start to life at new club Internacional in Brazil on Wednesday.

Up against Cruziero, the game was goalless when the midfielder was handed a chance to score from a penalty.

You can probably guess what happened next, if not, check out the video to reveal the answer., external

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Earlier this week Ramsey, who was placed in caretaker charge following the resignation of Harry Redknapp, said he would be delighted if he was offered the job on a full-time basis.

QPR lost 1-0 to Southampton in Ramsey's first game in charge but they recorded their first away win of the season on Tuesday when they beat Sunderland 2-0.

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Chris Ramsey is set to remain in charge of QPR until the end of the season.

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Ivory Coast have leapt up the latest Fifa world rankings after winning the Africa Cup of Nations.

Equatorial Guinea, hosts of the Nations Cup which ended on Sunday, soared into the top 50 for the first time.

The National Lighting leapt 69 places and are joint 49th with Congo after reaching the semi-finals, albeit in controversial style.

The Ivorians moved up eight places to 20th although Algeria remain Africa's best-placed team in 18th.

In case you weren't with us earlier, Eden Hazard has put pen to paper on a new five-and-a-half year contract at Chelsea.

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Shortly after announcing the news, the 24-year-old Belgium midfielder recorded a short message, external for Chelsea fans.

Andy Murray has taken the first set of his latest match at the World Tennis Tournament in Rotterdam.

He's up against Canada's Vasek Pospisil in the second round and has won the opening set 6-3.

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Ireland have made two changes to their Six Nations side to face France in Dublin on Saturday from the team which beat Italy in the opening fixture.

Fly-half Johnny Sexton returns, external to action having been out since November with concussion while Jamie Heaslip is recalled to the back-row.

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BBC golf commentator Peter Alliss spoke to BBC Radio 5 live earlier about Tiger Woods's decision to take an indefinite break from golf.

"I can't understand it. I have been privileged to watch him play for 20-odd years," he said.

"He was the best of his generation by a distance. It's like watching Roger Federer or Phil Taylor; they are just masters of their trade.

"What I don't understand is that he has always appeared to have such a strong mind and overcome all sorts of difficulties on the golf course. He produced shots that I couldn't believe.

"So now for people to tell me that his mind is disintegrating and he can't chip and he has got the twitch, I find it very difficult to understand."

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Paralympic skiing champion Kelly Gallagher admits that her World Championship hopes are in doubt, external after guide Charlotte Evans suffered severe concussion in a training crash last month.

Evans has been unable to return to training as yet and may not be passed fit for the Worlds which take place in Panorama, Canada from 1-10 March.

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Dame Sarah Storey and fellow reigning world champions Jody Cundy, Sophie Thornhill, Neil Fachie and Pete Mitchell have all been included in the 14-strong Great Britain team for next month's UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships in Apeldoorn, Netherlands.

Storey is aiming to break the women's hour record later this month.

Newcomers Megan Giglia, Louis Rolfe and injured ex-serviceman Jaco van Gass all get call-ups for the event.

BBC Radio 5 live

Catch up with all the latest football news and views by downloading the BBC Radio 5 live Football Daily podcast.

In the latest edition, Mark Chapman is joined by Neil Lennon, Stuart McCall and Trevor Sinclair to review Wednesday night's Premier League action.

The panel also react to Paul Lambert's dismissal as Aston Villa manager and fans give their thoughts.

There's been a bit of pontificating from Premier League managers over the last week.

Louis van Gaal's tactical leaflets disputing the tag of "a long-ball team", Jose Mourinho's interview antics and Sam Allardyce's "sophisticated one" claims.

With that, we want to know who has the biggest ego in sport?

Get involved and share your thoughts via #bbcsportsday, external on Twitter, text 81111 or leave a comment on the BBC Sport Facebook, external page.