Here's more on Hashim Amla's move to Derbyshire, which we reported earlier...

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The 32-year-old, the captain of South Africa's Test team, will join in May as cover for Martin Guptill, who will be part of the New Zealand squad touring England next month.

Amla is available to play in two County Championship matches and three T20 Blast games during his short stint with the county.

Hibernian striker Martin Boyle said his side lost "the most one-sided match I've ever watched" in the Scottish Cup semi-final defeat to Falkirk.

Craig Sibbald's goal ensured the Easter Road men's misery extends to 113 years since they won the Cup.

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Now they must pick themselves up as they continue the battle for promotion from the Scottish Championship.

"I can't fault the commitment and the way they played, it was just that sucker punch at the end," said Boyle.

England and West Indies have announced their line-ups for the second Test.

Here you go...

West Indies XI: Devon Smith, Kraigg Brathwaite, Darren Bravo, Marlon Samuels, Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Jermaine Blackwood, Denesh Ramdin (capt & wk), Jason Holder, Kemar Roach, Devendra Bishoo, Shannon Gabriel.

England XI: Alastair Cook (capt), Jonathan Trott, Gary Ballance, Ian Bell, Joe Root, Ben Stokes, Moeen Ali, Jos Buttler (wk), Chris Jordan, Stuart Broad, James Anderson.

The bad news though - it's raining and the start of play has been further delayed.

Jonas Bjorkman takes to Twitter , externalto announce that he's enjoying his new role as part of Andy Murray's coaching team, uploading a video on Instagram , externalof the British number one swatting some powerful looking forehands on a beautiful, cloudless day in Spain.

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An Irish racecourse has changed direction.

Wexford is staging a trial today where runners go left-handed round the track, rather than right-handed.

You can follow all the latest horse racing results from the UK and Ireland on the BBC Sport website.

Salford Red Devils have eased their injury and suspension crisis with the signings of Wigan players James Greenwood and Oliver Gildart on a month's loan.

Prop forward Greenwood, 23, spent last season on loan to London Broncos and has made just one Super League appearance so far for the Warriors in 2015.

London Broncos have appointed former Great Britain coach Brian Noble as a mentor to head coach Andrew Henderson.

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Henderson, 35, took charge of the Championship club last month after Joey Grima stood down.

"He'll be a great mentor for me and I'll be able to bounce ideas off of him. He'll be someone I can open up to in that regard," he said.

Good news. The rain has subsided in Grenada - for the time being - and England have won an important toss.

Not surprisingly, given the damp conditions, Alastair Cook has decided to bowl first.

"We would have done the same with the rain around and the moisture," says a disappointed West Indies skipper Denesh Ramdin.

The first test was a draw so this is a big one for Cook and co. Live text commentary here.

Wales will not play a friendly match in the build up to the Euro 2016 qualifier against Belgium in June, BBC Wales understands.

The Football Association of Wales had held talks with a number of countries, including Northern Ireland, about the possibility of a friendly.

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But manager Chris Coleman has decided to concentrate on the Belgium game on 12 June and will hold a training camp.

The squad is likely to meet up on 1 June or 2 June.

After winning two qualifying matches and battling his way to today's first round of the ATP event in Barcelona, James Ward has been defeated by Marsel Ilhan of Turkey.

On his return to the tour after four weeks out with a knee injury, Ward fought hard but lost 7-6 (2) 3-6 6-1.

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Football fans from around the country - and celebrities Countdown presenter Rachel Riley and comedian Russell Brand - have helped raise the £20,000 damages for Blackpool supporter Frank Knight, who was sued by the club's owners for libel.

Knight, 67, published an apology to Owen Oyston and his son Karl after posting allegations concerning them and the club on his Facebook page.

But football fans responded by raising more than £20,000 on a crowd-funding website and Riley and Brand tweeted messages of support.

Blackpool have had a nightmare season and have already been relegated to League One, four years after competing in the Premier League.

Salford prop Darrell Griffin and Hull KR forward James Donaldson have been given one-match bans after early guilty pleas to the Rugby Football League.

Griffin, 33, was disciplined for a high tackle in the Challenge Cup loss at Championship leaders Leigh.

Donaldson, 23, is banned for Grade B kicking in the win over Bradford.

More bad news at the cricket.

England captain Alastair Cook had his whites on and the toss in the second Test against the West Indies was scheduled for 15:25 BST - ie, in a minute's time.

But unfortunately it seems to be trying to rain again. The umpire has his brolly up and from the look of this photo, things aren't too promising.

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Can they not relocate to Salford, it's glorious in these parts.

More info here.

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The Times, external: Blackburn Rovers want around £7m for forward Rudy Gestede, who has scored 17 goals in 36 Championship games this season. Rovers have already rejected a £3.5m bid from Crystal Palace for the 26-year-old.

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Carlos Tevez faces a big few days, says Italian sports newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sport.

He will be trying to guide Juventus into the semi-finals of the Champions League on Wednesday as they face Monaco in the second leg of their quarter-final, holding a 10 advantage after the first leg in Italy.

But the paper also reports that the former Manchester United and Manchester City striker now has to decide whether to stay in Italy or move to Argentine side Boca Juniors.

BBC Wales Sport on Twitter, external: Wrexham given permission to speak to Gateshead manager Gary Mills about vacant manager's position at the Racecourse.

Novak Djokovic is "a machine" who will get close to Roger Federer's Grand Slam record and go down as one of the greatest players of all time, or at least so says former British number one Tim Henman.

Djokovic, 27, is aiming to lift to his eighth grand slam at next month's French Open and close the gap on Rafael Nadal and Federer, who have 14 and 17 respectively.

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Henman, clearly an admirer, said: "It's the way he's hitting the ball from the baseline, how aggressively he plays and how he does it with so few unforced errors.

"And then his movement and his athleticism - his ability to turn defence into attack is as good as I've ever seen. He is a machine."

More on the Chris Smalling deal.

Louis van Gaal has been talking about keeping hold of his defender for another four years.

The boss said: "Chris has improved and developed immensely during the short time that I have been at the club and has become an integral part of the first team squad.

"He always conducts himself in a very professional manner and it is also pleasing that he has scored some important goals this season too. I'm delighted he has signed a new contract."

Chris Smalling has signed a new contract at Manchester United, which keeps him at Old Trafford until at least June 2019.

The England international, 25, has won two Premier League medals with United, made 147 appearances, and scored nine goals since his debut against Chelsea in the Community Shield in August 2010.

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After agreeing the deal, Smalling paid tribute to boss Louis van Gaal.: "I am so proud to play for such a great club. We have developed as a team over the course of the season under the manager and we are now playing as a complete unit.

"This is a very exciting time to be at Manchester United, we are all determined to get back to where we belong and competing at the highest level."

Smalling's previous deal was due to expire at the end of next season.

Ronnie O'Sullivan starts his bid for a sixth world title with a century break in the opening frame of his first round match against qualifier Craig Steadman.

The Rocket falls down after 13 reds and 13 breaks as a break of 104 puts him 1-0 ahead of the Crucible debutant.

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