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More Masters fallout. It's not quite Rambo but Tiger Woods injured his right hand in his final round on Sunday after appearing to hit a hidden tree root when playing his second shot out of the pine straw on the ninth.

"A bone kind of popped out and a joint went out of place but I put it back in," explained Woods.

"It hurt. It definitely hurt. I didn't know there was a tree root there. I drove my hand or drove the club straight into it. It didn't move. But my body kept moving.

"There was a little joint that popped out and I was able to somehow put it back in, which didn't feel very good, but at least it got back in and I could move my hand again."

Sunrisers Hyderabad - the team Kevin Pietersen was set to play for before deciding to sign for Surrey as he attempts to earn an England comeback - are in action against Royal Challengers Bangalore.

Ravi Bopara, who made one appearance for England at the World Cup, is playing for Sunrisers and has just missed out on a hat-trick having claimed the wickets of Virat Kohli and Mandeep Singh with successive deliveries.

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Wojciech Szczesny can use his battle with David Ospina for Arsenal's number one jersey to make himself a better goalkeeper, according to former Gunner David Seaman.

"With Wojciech, it must be hard for him now to be number two, coming off the back of a season where he was a regular and had been playing at his best, but it is totally just because he had a couple of bad mistakes and Ospina has gone in and done his stuff," says Seaman.

"It is not just the games which make you play better, it is the training.

"The goalkeepers train together, and you see the other guy, you think 'I want to be better than him' or 'I am going to show him how good I am'. That is day to day and is good because it brings the best out of you and tests you, so you become a better goalkeeper."

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"That was a poor shot by Gary Ballance. It was wide of the off stump and he really had to stretch for it."

Gary Ballance goes fishing outside off stump and is caught at first slip. England in trouble at 34-3.

"Hello?"

"Hi, is that Kevin Pietersen?"

"Speaking?"

"Fancy a return to the England side, mate?"

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BBC London's Kevin Hand at Lord's: Middlesex scrambled to 158-7 at tea on day two at Lord's as Nottinghamshire forced an inexplicable middle order collapse in the afternoon session.

Replying to the visitors 298, the hosts had a nervy scrap to avoid the follow of 249 as wicketkeeper John Simpson has steered the tail with his unbeaten 26.

Middlesex's chances in the match have been further hampered by the broken hand suffered by their batsman Dawid Malan in the field yesterday.

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BBC Bristol's Bob Hunt at Northampton: A quieter afternoon session saw Gloucestershire inch towards Northants first innings total of 333.

Four wickets fell, including Hamish Marshall for zero, but Gareth Roderick's 56 steadied the ship and it was a surprise when he was comprehensively bowled by Azharullah.

New skipper Geraint Jones is unbeaten on 60. He started explosively but settled down towards the end of the afternoon and if he carries on then his team will be looking towards a first innings lead by the close of play.

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BBC Radio Wales Nick Webb at Leicester: Leicestershire reached a belated tea on 59-1 against Glamorgan after the Welsh county ran up a mammoth 513-9 declared in their first innings.

The visitors added a further 92 after lunch in double-quick time as David Lloyd reached a career-best 59 not out while Andy Carter thrashed an unorthodox 21 not out, also a career best.

Ollie Freckingham and Atif Sheikh had the consolation of three wickets apiece for Leicestershire. The home side lost Dan Redfern for 24, caught off Graham Wagg, but survived without further alarms to the interval.

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BBC Radio Sussex's Adrian Harms at Southampton: An amazing 22 minutes before tea has seen Hampshire slip from 47-0 to 63-5 with three wickets for debutant Ajmal Shahzad and 2 for young quick bowler Matt Hobden

There was no sign of the carnage to come when Michael Carberry and Liam Dawson appeared to be untroubled in their opening stand, but Carberry's dismissal sparked an extraordinary collapse.

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BBC Radio Bristol's Andrew Gibson at Taunton: Not even an impressive spell of genuinely quick bowling by Jamie Overton could prevent Durham from taking what is already a useful first innings lead of 347-6, and that could become a dominant one.

Overton had even the vastly experienced Paul Collingwood jumping around, although it was Lewis Gregory who had the Durham captain dropped behind the stumps by Alex Barrow, just when Somerset seemed to be coming back into it. Collingwood needs 14 more for what would be a richly deserved century.

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BBC Hereford & Worcester's Dave Bradley at New Road: Yorkshire at tea 179 for 5 a good fight back from them after being 3 for 2 before lunch. Alex Lees continued to look the part, some superb cover drives in his 87, before he wandered in front of a straight one from Gareth Andrew

Jack Shanty did the post lunch damage removing Richard Pyrah for 43 and Leaning for 10.

Sachitra Senanayake bowled a tidy first spell for Worcestershire, Moeen Ali with a short spell prior to tea looks set to be jetting off to warmer climes at the end of this game.

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Plymouth Argyle boss John Sheridan says his team can succeed in the play-offs.

The Pilgrims are back in the top seven in League Two after Saturday's 2-1 win over Mansfield Town.

"I keep reading things like 'we're not good enough to play against the teams in the play-offs', it's pathetic," Sheridan told BBC Radio Devon.

"So we've got to be frightened of a team when we get in the play-offs? On our day, we're as good as anyone in the league and I've told the players that."

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New York Mets player Jenrry Mejia has been suspended for 80 games without pay after testing positive for the banned steroid stanozolol.

The pitcher, 25, will not be able to play again until July and would be ineligible for the Major League play-offs if the Mets qualify.

"I know the rules are the rules and I will accept my punishment," Mejia said.

"But I can honestly say I have no idea how a banned substance ended up in my system."

BBC Sport's Seth Bennett in Eindhoven: Mark Richardson scored two goals in 16 seconds to win their opening game at the Ice Hockey World Championships beating Croatia 3-2 in overtime.

Richardson tied the game with five seconds remaining in regulation time and then scored the winner 11 seconds into the extra period. GB play Estonia in their second match at 12:30 BST tomorrow.

Speaking of Jordan Spieth, the newly crowned Masters champion has been on Twitter, external to express his sheer disbelief at capturing his first major.

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GONE! The England captain Alastair Cook is back to the pavilion for 11, being bowled by Kemar Roach. Peter Moores' side are 22-2 in the Caribbean.

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A feature for you to read about a golfing sensation. At the age of 21, Jordan Spieth was crowned the new Masters champion after leading from start to finish in a record-breaking display at Augusta.

But did you know:

• Spieth twice won the US Junior Amateur to match an achievement only ever accomplished before by Tiger Woods

• His victory in the 2013 John Deere Classic at the age of 19 years and 11 months made him the youngest PGA Tour winner in 82 years

• He finished the Masters on 18 under par to equal Tigers Woods' record for the lowest winning score in Masters history

Read the full piece here

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Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho will be out for between three and four weeks with a hamstring injury.

The France international will miss tonight's Premier League match with Newcastle, the FA Cup semi-final with Aston Villa at Wembley on Sunday and league games against West Brom, Hull and QPR.

Liverpool are hopeful he could be back for the trip to Chelsea on 10 May. Sakho limped out of the FA Cup quarter-final replay win over Blackburn last Wednesday, and scan results have now revealed the full extent of the injury.

The Reds play Newcastle tonight in the Premier League (20:00 BST).

Agony for Sam Baird! The Englishman was going perfectly in the 12th frame against Adam Duffy, potting 15 reds and 15 blacks on the way to a maximum 147 break...but he misses the pink! That has got to hurt but he still leads 7-5.

In the other afternoon matches, 1997 champion Ken Doherty, Mark Davis and Liang Wenbo are all looking in good shape to progress.

Remember, it is the first to 10 frames to decide who goes through to the final round of qualifying.

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Queens Park Rangers say they will ban "indefinitely" any fans who threw missiles during their 1-0 defeat by Chelsea at Loftus Road on Sunday.

Coins and plastic bottles were among objects thrown towards the pitch after Cesc Fabregas's 88th-minute winner.

CCTV footage of the incident is being reviewed by the club, who say they will liaise with police.

"This is not the kind of behaviour the club condones in any way, shape or form," a spokesperson said.