It hasn't started well for England against West Indies. Opener Jonathan Trott has been caught behind off Jerome Taylor in the first over as he goes for a three-ball duck. England are 1-1.

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West Indies have won the toss and put England into bat.

The headline team news for England is that Jonathan Trott opens, Ben Stokes is back at number six, and James Tredwell is preferred to Adil Rashid as the sole spinner.

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Compliments in the game of golf don't come much more precious than those from Jack Nicklaus and he has praised Jordan Spieth after the 21-year-old's Masters win.

"That was an incredible performance," says six-time Masters champion Nicklaus in a statement.

"I like everything about the young man. He's polite. He's humble. He handles himself so well, on and off the golf course. And he's obviously a wonderful player and now a Masters champion.

"I think Jordan Spieth is a great person - just as I think Rory McIlroy is - to carry the mantle for the game of golf."

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Northampton Saints head coach Jim Mallinder does not want the Premiership leaders to change their style of play despite suffering back-to-back defeats.

Having exited the European Champions Cup after a 37-5 loss to Clermont Auvergne, they were defeated 21-10 by Exeter in the Premiership on Sunday.

"We want our players to play with ambition and move the ball," Mallinder told BBC Radio Northampton.

"We just have to make sure that, at the right times, we look after the ball."

Middlesbrough are fourth in the Championship but just two points off top spot. Boro play Wolves on Tuesday before games against Norwich, Fulham and Brighton and manager Aitor Karanka wants a 100% points haul to help the club achieve automatic promotion into the Premier League.

"We have to win our games," Karanka told the Middlesbrough Gazette. "I think by winning four games we will get promotion, but it is very difficult.

"We have to forget the other teams and just concentrate on our games. We will prepare to win each game but you never know.

"At this stage of the season every single point is important."

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Patrick Bamford has apologised to Middlesbrough strike partner Kike for missing a penalty they argued over near the end of Saturday's 2-0 Championship win against Rotherham.

Spanish striker Kike was fouled inside the box during injury time, prompting his claims to take the spot-kick but Bamford took it as the designated taker.

"It's all sorted. I spoke to Kike and apologised," Bamford told BBC Tees.

"If I'd scored it would have been fine but the goalkeeper has made a good save, it's one of those things. If you take penalties you'll miss some, and I felt bad missing it."

Rotherham have been charged by the Football League with fielding an ineligible player.

Defender Farrend Rawson, on loan from Derby County, played the full 90 minutes as the Millers beat Brighton 1-0 earlier this month.

The Football League said a football disciplinary commission will hear the case at the "earliest possible opportunity" so the matter is resolved before the end of the season.

Rotherham are 21st in the Championship.

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What a start Jimmy White has made against Matt Selt in their World Championship qualifying match, leading 7-2 and needing just three more to reach the final round.

China Open runner-up Gary Wilson leads China's Li Hang 6-3, while Andrew Higginson is ahead against Luca Brecel by the same scoreline.

Robert Milkins, Michael Holt and Tom Ford all lead, with the players playing to a finish from 19:00 BST this evening.

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The newly married Andy Murray will fly out to Barcelona within the next 72 hours to begin his preparations for the clay court season.

But Murray's prospective new assistant coach Jonas Bjorkman won't be able to join him for at least another week, as the 43 year old has made it through to this weekend's semi-final of Sweden's version of Strictly.

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The 2015 British Basketball League Play-off final at London's O2 Arena on 10 May is to be shown live on the BBC Sport website and BBC Red Button.

It is the league's showpiece event and the finale of an eight-month season.

"The BBL is honoured to have secured a broadcast partner for our Play-off finals," said chairman Ed Percival.

BBC Executive Editor Ron Chakraborty added: "Basketball is a popular sport and we're pleased to be bringing audiences to the Play-off final."

With Manchester City's league title defence in tatters and the club set to end the season without a trophy, we're asking whether their manager Manuel Pellegrini should stay or go?

Let us know via Twitter using #bbcsportsday and via the BBC Sport Facebook page. Here are some of your replies...

Richie Macca: City fans thinking Guardiola would cash in his chips at Bayern and go to a club with form for sacking mgrs. Get a grip.

Gambino: What makes people think that Pep wants to join Man City? I personally think he likes managing big clubs with a lot of history

Tambuwal: Pellegrini has to go simple. It was Liverpool handed City the title last season. He only wins league cup for City.

BBC Radio Solent's Kevan James in Southampton: Sussex have put themselves in a good position here having built on their overnight 300-6.

Ben Brown (129*) completed his sixth first class hundred and received some solid support this morning from Ajmal Shahzad (35) and Steve Magoffin (37*).

Gareth Berg (3-73) on his Hampshire championship debut took the only wicket to fall this morning, as Hampshire look to be already missing the injured Jackson Bird.

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BREAKING NEWS: Edinburgh and Scotland centre Matt Scott has been ruled out for the rest of the season with an injury to his left shoulder suffered in the Six Nations which required surgery.

BBC Radio Wales' Nick Webb in Leicester: Glamorgan reached 421-7 by lunch on the second day against Leicestershire as the Foxes fought back after Glamorgan dominated the opening day.

Chris Cooke's breezy 48 was the batting highlight of the morning after Will Bragg fell early for a career-best 120, while Ollie Freckingham claimed two wickets as the Leicester seamers shared the wickets around.

Glamorgan have maximum batting points but the home side at least have a foothold back in the game.

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Manchester City have lost five Premier League games in 2015, one more than in the whole of 2014, and it seems their focus is now on a top-four finish to qualify for next season's Champions League rather than keeping their top-flight crown.

"It is time to analyse what we are doing wrong and try to improve for the next few games," said City right-back Pablo Zabaleta following the defeat by Manchester United on Sunday.

"There are still 18 points to play for and we must be honest with ourselves and start to push hard, play better and win games, so we can get in the top four."

BBC Bristol's Bob Hunt at Northampton: Despite losing two wickets late on, it was Gloucestershire's morning finishing on 112-2, 221 behind Northants first innings score.

Will Tavare and Chris Dent put on 85 for the first wicket but they both fell to Azharullah who was the pick of the home side's attack.

The Northants bowlers got the ball to move about, but didn't trouble the batsmen enough on another cold and gloomy day.

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BBC Radio Nottingham's Dave Bracegirdle at Lord's: Middlesex enjoyed the better of the exchanges on the second morning against Nottinghamshire at Lord's. Under cloudy skies they quickly polished off the visitors' first innings without addition to the overnight score of 298.

Openers Sam Robson and Nick Gubbins then added 51 together without any inconvenience before Harry Gurney bowled Gubbins for 23. South African Vernon Philander, on his Notts debut, struck a vital blow by then removing Nick Compton to leave the home side on 70-2.

Middlesex are likely to be without Dawid Malan for the remainder of the match after x-rays confirmed that he'd broken a finger whilst fielding on the first day.

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With qualifying going on for the snooker, six-time world champion Steve Davis and CBBC's Hacker T Dog give their somewhat different interpretations of the rules of the sport ahead of the World Championship which starts in Sheffield on Saturday.

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BBC Sport's Elizabeth Ammon in Taunton: A very pleasant mild morning at the County Ground saw Durham progress comfortably for the first hour until the century partnership between Scott Borthwick and Michael Richardson was broken by Lewis Gregory who induced an edge to remove Richardson for 59.

Borthwick fell agonisingly six runs short of century after a fluent innings of 94 from 110 deliveries that included 17 boundaries. Somerset's Jamie Overton has been bowling with impressive pace in front of national selector James Whittaker.

Despite the loss of two wickets, Durham have progressed their score on at a good rate and trail by just 77. Durham 224-2 at lunch.

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BBC Hereford & Worcester's Dave Bradley at New Road: Worcestershire could hardly have hoped for a better morning, with Yorkshire 60-2 in reply to Worcestershire's 311 all out.

Fit again Gareth Andrew with an aggressive 59 helped them to the third batting point before Jack Brooks with 5/65 polished Worcestershire off.

Charles Morris accounted for William Rhodes, before Tom Fell at third slip took a superb catch off the bowling of Andrew to see off Cheteshwar Pujara on his debut for a duck.

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