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BBC Radio Wales' Nick Webb at Cardiff: "Glamorgan reached tea on 57-0 in their bid for survival on the final day against Surrey, after being set an improbable 352 in a minimum of 57 overs.

"The visitors batted on for a further seven overs after lunch, declaring on 207 for 4 with Kevin Pietersen top-scoring on 53 not out.

"But Gareth Batty's decision to make virtually sure of avoiding defeat allowed Glamorgan to bat towards a draw, after scraping past the follow-on figure last night."

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Worcestershire suffer another second-innings batting collapse as they lose by 61 runs against Sussex

Resuming on 47-0 needing another 200 for victory, the visitors stumbled to 185 all out as Ajmal Shahzad took 5-46.

Steve Rhodes' side are finding life tough back in Division One of the County Championship after winning promotion last season.

They were bowled out for just 100 in their second innings in the defeat by defending champions Yorkshire in the opening game.

West Ham have announced that their cheapest adult season ticket in the 2016-17 season will cost £289, down from between £620 and £940 for the 2014-15 campaign. That works out at just a touch over £15 per home league game.

Here's a few Twitter followers' thoughts on what would be a fair price...

Andy Brook: No reason for any football ticket to cost more than £20.

Nick: What about random 'pay what you like games'? It would bring in new fans who can't afford normal prices every game.

Craig Cameron: A fair price is always the point that supply meets demand. Media complains about Arsenal, but waiting list is huge

More from Wasps director of rugby Dai Young, who believes selecting foreign-based players has "wrecked" Welsh regional rugby.

"You see falling crowds, everybody wants to see their top stars. The games aren't as attractive with your top stars not playing," says the ex-Wales captain.

"You lose control over your players as well, as in their fitness, their condition and their welfare and so on. To me England's stance is absolutely right and they should stick to it, otherwise you will see the quality of the Premiership dwindle.

"I've seen it from Wales, and it's done much more harm than good allowing players to go. I certainly think England's stance is by far the best."

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Wasps director of rugby (and former Wales captain) Dai Young has been talking international selection policy following the news that Australia will now select overseas-based players if they have more than 60 caps.

And it is strong stuff. Young says Wales' policy of selecting those playing outside of the country "wrecked" regional rugby.

He adds the decision put domestic Welsh rugby under "a hell of a lot of pressure", while he believes England's policy of not selecting players who are based abroad "is absolutely right".

Leyton Orient manager Fabio Liverani says his squad still have the quality to survive relegation from League One.

The O's are two points from safety with two games of the season remaining after Tuesday's 1-0 defeat at Rochdale.

"Clearly we have to win both games and, at the same time, have to hope that the other teams don't do better than us," the Italian tells BBC London 94.9.

"I believe in the players and believe we have the quality to win both games. Then, we will see."

West Ham have announced that their cheapest adult season ticket in the 2016-17 season will cost £289, down from between £620 and £940 for the 2014-15 campaign. That works out at just a touch over £15 per home league game.

Here's a few Twitter followers' thoughts on what would be a fair price...

Ross: £20 adult, £10 concession, £5 under 12s.

Mark Smith: £20-£25 is a fair price but other leagues need help not just the Premier League. Their prices are high too.

John Ireland: £20-£30 would be fair for a game where entertainment is never guaranteed unlike theatre or cinema

A few first-round matches are still ongoing, but here's a glance at how the second round draw is panning out...

Mark Selby v Anthony McGill

Joe Perry/Zhang Anda v Shaun Murphy/Robin Hull

Barry Hawkins v Mark Allen

Ali Carter v Neil Robertson

Ding Junhui v John Higgins

Marco Fu v Judd Trump/Stuart Carrington

Matthew Stevens v Ronnie O'Sullivan

Graeme Dott v Stuart Bingham

Matthew Stevens talking about his 10-2 win against Mark Williams on BBC Two: "It was most unexpected really - I don't think I've beaten him since 2003. But I didn't say that to him, I was just trying to keep it out of my head. I felt comfortable out there, to beat Mark even 10-9 would be difficult. So to win 10-2 is beyond my wildest dreams really."

On eliminating his long-time friend Williams: "It's not nice, we have grown up with each other since we were young. We are like brothers. It is hard but we are both professionals and luckily for me it was my turn to win."

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Not many smiles from Matthew Stevens as he pots the decisive pink in his first-round match against good friend Mark Williams. But he must be happy inside - he has just thrashed his fellow Welshman in 10-2 win. Next up for Stevens? Ronnie O'Sullivan in round two.

The Challenge Cup sixth-round ties involving defending champions Leeds Rhinos and fifth-round giant-killers Leigh Centurions will be broadcast live on BBC television next month.

Leeds' home game with fellow Super League club Huddersfield Giants will be shown on BBC One on Saturday, 16 May.

A day later, BBC Two will screen the match between struggling Wakefield Wildcats and Championship side Leigh, who beat Salford in the last round.

We asked you, in the light of West Ham cutting prices for 2016-17, what would be a fair price to pay for a Premier League match ticket.

More than half of those who responded to our vote, thought ticket prices of between £21 and £30 were justifiable.

24% optimistically said £11-£20, while 17% thought £31-40 was fair.

Just 1.5% thought north of £50 was reasonable.

Snooker's 'Shoegate' has been the talk of the Crucible after Ronnie O'Sullivan briefly played without the required footwear.

Tournament director Mike Ganley stepped in with a new pair. His gesture was such a shining example of generosity, that 1991 champion John Parrott treated his kicks to a little polish.

Wigan Warriors have "evolved" their style to get the best out of their array of outside backs, says Castleford full-back Luke Dorn.

Shaun Wane's side showed their attacking prowess in beating Warrington 30-20, including a second treble in as many games for Dom Manfredi.

Anthony Gelling, Sydney Roosters-bound Joe Burgess, Dan Sarginson and Ryan Hampshire have all flourished in 2015.

"Their game has evolved," Dorn told the BBC Super League Show.

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British rider Jonathan Tiernan-Locke has told the Torquay Herald Express, external that he plans to return to racing next season after serving a two-year ban for abnormalities detected in his biological passport.

"I've no doubt that I can get back to the level I was riding at in 2012," said the 30-year-old, who was tripped of that year's Tour of Britain win.

"I also believe I can make myself a more complete rider than before.

"I do feel I have a point to prove."

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Millwall will not throw in the towel despite a setback in their Championship survival bid, says caretaker boss Neil Harris.

The Lions are four points from safety after Tuesday's 2-0 loss at Blackburn.

"Nothing has changed. We are still in a difficult position but we are in a better position than we were four weeks ago," he told BBC London 94.9.

"The bottom line is we need to win two games of football. It is time for me to put the players under pressure and say that Saturday we need to beat Derby."

Joe Shaughnessy: £20-35. Season tickets need lowering the most though, anything over £1000 is a joke!

Russell Newcombe: I think £40 for top of the league £20 for bottom an a sliding scale.

Aidan: £15 maximum. Bundesliga games are less than that though despite Germany having a better quality league.

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Real Madrid's Gareth Bale on Instagram:, external Gutted not to be playing tonight, but working hard to get back to fitness. Good luck lads!!

Real Madrid take on city rivals Atletico tonight with their Champions League semi-final scoreless after the first leg.

Play is about to resume in Grenada in the second day of the second Test as England face the West Indies. Once the rain stops that is...

The West Indies will restart on 188-5 with Marlon Samuels 94 not out.

Live text commentary with BBC Radio 5 live commentary is available for you over here.

Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood will attempt to sign Swindon midfielder Massimo Luongo, who he worked with when they were both at Tottenham, in the summer says the Daily Mail., external

The 22-year-old has played 36 times for Swindon, scoring six goals, this season.