Following the wins for county champions Yorkshire and Durham on Tuesday, two more Division One games reach their conclusions today.

At the Ageas Bowl, newly-promoted Hampshire, 181-4 overnight, require 197 more runs to beat Sussex and achieve a record run chase at the ground.

And at Lord's, Middlesex will need to bat all day to avoid defeat by Nottinghamshire after being set an unlikely 519 to win.

Middlesex will resume on 57-1, with Nick Compton still there on 37.

It's the final day of the opening round of County Championship games from 10:30 BST and a reminder that you can hear ball-by-ball commentary of every match on the BBC Sport website and via the BBC Sport app.

The BBC Sport app is also the place to go if you want to get your county's results as they happen or know when a key wicket has fallen. You can now get automated alerts with alerts also available for football clubs, international teams and Formula 1.

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Wimbledon semi-finalist Milos Raonic and teenage Australian Nick Kyrgios will make their Aegon Championships debuts at Queen's Club from 15-21 June.

The addition of 24-year-old Canadian Raonic means five of the world's current top 10 will be in the field.

Kyrgios, 19, beat Rafael Nadal at last year's Wimbledon and is now ranked 34 in the world

Britain's Andy Murray, Nadal, Stan Wawrinka and Marin Cilic are the other top 10 players in the event, joined by world number 11 and defending champion Grigor Dimitrov, and four-time winner Lleyton Hewitt.

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Sprinter Adam Peaty claimed a shock 200m breaststroke victory on the opening night of the British Swimming Championships in London yesterday.

Peaty, 20, won European and Commonwealth 100m breaststroke titles and set a 50m world record in breaststroke events during 2014 and his time of two minutes, 8.34 seconds saw him finish ahead of Andrew Willis and pre-race favourite Ross Murdoch with Olympic silver medallist Michael Jamieson sixth.

Action continues at the London Aquatics Centre today.

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Play is under way at the Monte Carlo Masters and 2014 Australia Open champion Stanislas Wawrinka is up first. He's taking on Juan Monaco of Argentina, ranked 46 in the world, in the first of today's second round matches.

The Swiss world number nine is already 4-1 up in the first set. Later, Rafael Nadal faces qualifier Lucas Pouille and Roger Federer plays Jeremy Chardy.

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Chief F1 writer Andrew Benson profiles Britain's Will Stevens, the 23-year-old driver with the struggling Manor team, revived at the 11th hour ahead of the 2015 season from the ashes of Marussia, who collapsed three races before the end of last year.

Stevens is facing a steep learning curve in his debut season in F1 but managed to finish last weekend's Chinese Grand Prix.

Juventus goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon says he has no immediate plans to retire and that it would be a waste to quit now when he feels he is still in top form.

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The 37-year-old, speaking after Juventus beat Monaco 1-0 in the Champions League quarter-final first leg on Tuesday evening, said: "At the first sign of slipping, I would be the first to bow out.

"But why bid farewell to football if you are playing well? I think one should stop playing when you go onto the field and see that you are no longer the same person."

Martin, Reading: My 10th birthday party was a football party, at the same time as Reading drew away at Leicester in 2006 to promote us to the Premier League for the first time ever. Most of my friends were Reading fans and we all went crazy. Best birthday present ever.

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We've all done it, playing 'keepy-uppy' in the garden, but perhaps not all of us have got the video editing skills of Emmanuel Adebayor., external

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The Tottenham forward last played for Spurs in their defeat at Manchester United in March, but has apparently been busy improving his ball skills out on the patio, making hay while the sun shines.

Lovely slow-mo action at the end.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan says the England and Wales Cricket Board's (ECB) newly created director of cricket role "needs defining" before he can fully declare his interest in the position.

Vaughan and fellow ex-captains Andrew Strauss and Alec Stewart are the leading candidates for the new role, created as part of a restructure following the departure of managing director Paul Downton.

Vaughan says there is no need for the ECB to "panic" and rush into a selection, stressing instead the importance of choosing the right long-term strategy for English cricket.

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Bradley Wiggins will attempt to add cycling's world hour record to his four Olympic gold medals and 2012 Tour de France title in London in June.

The 34-year-old will try to break Australian Rohan Dennis's mark of 52.491 km at the Olympic Velodrome on 7 June.

"The hour record is a holy grail for cyclists," said Wiggins, who finished his Team Sky career last weekend.

"It's been fought over tooth and nail by some of the greatest names in our sport for over a hundred years and it's time for me to have a crack at it."

This morning we're asking you for your favourite promotion memories...

Michael Preston: Moor Green 0-0 at HT needing win for promotion to Southern League Premier in 87/88 and won 7-2! Pipped Martin O'Neill's Grantham.

Max Baggins-Craig: Alex Revell's two goals (one was a 30-yard strike) to take the League One play-off final to penalties, which Rotherham won 4-3 against Leyton Orient.

Chris Hodgson: Blackpool and Ian Holloway - very distant memories now.

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Former Australia captain Steve Waugh says pace bowler Mitchell Starc will have no trouble in carrying his excellent World Cup form into this summer's Ashes series against England.

Left-armer Starc was named the player of the World Cup but is yet to cement his place in the Australian Test side after 15 matches.

"We've got so many bowlers at our disposal that we're capable of winning every Test match because we can take 20 wickets," Waugh said. "I think Starc will go to that next level in Test cricket as well."

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And in other French Champions League news, Monaco went down 1-0 away to Juventus in last night's other quarter-final first leg.

Arturo Vidal's penalty split the sides in Turin, although Monaco, who knocked Arsenal out of the last round, went close through Yannick Ferreira-Carrasco and Dimitar Berbatov.

Coach Leonardo Jardim wasn't happy though, claiming the result was a "big injustice" and the decisive spot-kick "inexistent".

If the opinion of former Manchester United striker Eric Cantona is anything to go by, and I certainly wouldn't argue with him, Paris Saint-Germain's top man is Javier Pastore.

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He's come under fire since his £37m move from Palermo in 2011 but this year seems to have finally turned the corner.

So far round the corner that Cantona has him as "the best player in the world".

It'll be the third time these two teams have met in the Champions League this season, having already played home and away in the group stages.

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Barcelona have the edge on points from those fixtures, having beaten PSG 3-1 in Spain before losing 3-2 in France.

As if you needed me to tell you, Lionel Messi will be the one to watch. He's been particularly brilliant over the past couple of months, and this season has already scored 45 goals in 44 games.

Oh and there's Neymar and Luis Suarez too. They're not bad.

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Naturally the front page of French sports newspaper L'Equipe is focussing on Paris Saint-German's date with destiny (or at least their first leg against fate?) this evening.

The French champions take on Barcelona in the Champions League quarter-finals in what should be a scintillating encounter at the Parc des Princes.

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More good news for Gillespie then, whose Yorkshire side got their County Championship title defence off to a flyer yesterday, bowling Worcestershire out for just 100 in their second innings to seal a 10-wicket victory at New Road.

Some early cricket news for you away from England's Test in West Indies.

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Former Australia bowler Jason Gillespie has been made the new coach of Big Bash League side Adelaide Strikers but will also remain in charge at Yorkshire.

The 39-year-old became Yorkshire coach in November 2011, and led them to the County Championship title last year.

He has agreed a two-year deal with the South Australian franchise starting in December, in the English off-season.

"I am looking forward to bringing back some experiences to Yorkshire which will improve our T20 cricket," he said.

It's the last day of qualifying ahead of the World Championship, which gets under way in Sheffield on Saturday, at the iconic Crucible Theatre.

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Defending champion Mark Selby admits it took him months before he was able to come to terms with winning last year's title.

Selby staged a superb comeback to beat Ronnie O'Sullivan 18-14 in the 2014 final and claim his first World Championship.

"It took a long while, months, for the fact that I'd done it to sink in. It is every snooker player's dream as they start out to become world champion and I did that."

We'll bring you the latest scores from Ponds Forge throughout the day.