Northants have fought back well on the second day of their Championship Division Two game against Leicestershire at Grace Road.

They restricted the home side to a first-innings lead of 54 by bowling them out for 305, with Olly Stone and Azharullah each taking three wickets.

Angus Robson top-scored with 75, and Ben Raine and Clin McKay both made 47 in an eighth-wicket stand of 87, and tea was taken at the end of the innings.

Listen to the match commentary here

Bad news for Heather Watson.

After launching a sterling comeback from a set and 3-2 down, the Brit has just squandered the chance to beat Slovenian Polona Hercog at the Prague Open, losing a topsy-turvy third set tie-break 7-5.

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Watson, who had won the second set 6-3, led the tie-break 3-0 and 5-3. But she couldn't quite see things through and eventually lost 7-5 to exit the event at the first round stage.

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Now then, apart from the fear of bunkers, what one thing would get you playing more golf.

That was the question posed by the R&A to more than 50,00 golfers around the world in a pace of play survey.

It revealed that while 70% of golfers are largely happy with the duration of their rounds, 60% of golfers would enjoy golf more if they played in less time.

In fact, among the 25-44 year-old age bracket, 21% said that golf would need to take as much as one-and-a-half hours less for them to play more often.

So, we'd like to know, what one thing would you change about your sport? Let us know via #bbcsportsday.

BBC London 94.9's Kevin Hand at Taunton:

Somerset 408, Middlesex 196-2

"An early tea was taken at Taunton as rain stopped play with Middlesex 194-2.

"Opener Nick Gubbins is still going strong on 90 while the key wicket, and visiting captain Adam Voges, has 65.

"The ball has not passed the bat as often today as it did even through Somerset's record partnership against Middlesex but the hosts will still hope to replicate the collapse that saw such a swift end to their innings."

The rain is only light and should clear for an extended evening session.

It's tense in Prague where Heather Watson and Slovenian Polona Hercog have just begun a winner-takes-all tie-break.

After losing the opening set 7-5, Watson levelled things 6-3.

It's 6-6 in the third and deciding set, the tie-break is under way...

The Zimbabwe Cricket Board have confirmed they will play 3 ODIs and 2 T20's in Pakistan in May. They will be the first toplevel international matches played in Pakistan since the attack on the Sri Lanka team in Lahore in 2009.

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Tuesday's game against Reading will be the biggest in Rotherham's recent history, according to boss Steve Evans.

If the Millers win at the New York Stadium they will be secure their place in the Championship, while Millwall and Wigan will be condemned to League One.

Rotherham were deducted three points last week for fielding an ineligible player in the win over Brighton.

"This is the biggest game the stadium has hosted in its short lifetime," Evans told BBC Radio Sheffield.

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We're getting closer to knowing the full line-up for the quarter-finals of the World Snooker championship. The latest man to make it through is Judd Trump, who defeated Marco Fu 13-8 to set up a repeat of the 2011 semi-final against China's Ding Junhui.

Justin Rose's rich vein of form over the last few weeks has been reflected in his position in golf's latest world rankings.

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The Englishman, who finished second at the Masters and birdied the last two holes to win the Zurich Classic of New Orleans on Sunday, is up to sixth from ninth.

Rory McIlroy remains top dog, ahead of Masters winner, 21-year-old Jordan Spieth.

BBC Humberside Sport on Twitter, external: Hull FC are set to formally reject Salford's request to postpone Friday's game at the KC Stadium due to the Red Devils' injuries.

Former Peterborough United boss Darren Ferguson says he "would love" to return to management in time for pre-season.

And the 43-year-old son of ex- Manchester United boss, Sir Alex, has been mixing with some of the great and good of the game in readiness for his comeback.

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"I've been to watch both Real and Bayern Munich train to learn some new techniques and that was brilliant," Ferguson told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire.

"[I spent] three days in Madrid with [Real boss] Carlo Ancelotti and [assistant] Paul Clement. They were going through a tricky time and how Ancelotti dealt with it was interesting. They were very welcoming and I appreciated them looking after me."

Following the spiked pole injury incident at St Mirren, we asked for your own freak sporting injuries...

Robert Procter: Team huddle before hockey match, banging hockey sticks, mine flew up and gave a fellow player a black eye. He needed ice so I got put in the starting line-up!

Dharmendra Ponala: Hit by cricket ball while playing football from adjacent pitch. 15 years later had to recap the decoloured tooth for wedding.

Jack Willows: Got run over by a bike and broke my foot. A motorbike you mean? Nope, just a pedal bike.

Let us know now at #bbcsportsday or on the BBC Sport Facebook page.

Mark Cavendish won the second stage of the Tour of Turkey at Antalya on Monday, retaining the overall lead he took after Sunday's opening run.

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The British speedster covered the 180 kilometres from Alanya in 4 hours 21 minutes and 32 seconds, once again relying on his finishing skills to edge a sprint finish.

Cavendish, who won four stages in last year's tour, leads the overall standings from Italian pair Sacha Modolo and Nicola Ruffoni.

It's not looking good for Heather Watson in Prague.

She lost the first set 7-5 to Slovenian Polona Hercog, and hit back to win the next 6-3. But she trails 4-1 in the decider so could be heading out of the competition in the first round.

And another slightly odd story emanating from Italy ... AC Milan's players have been told they have to stay at their training ground indefinitely following Saturday's 2-1 Serie A loss at Udinese.

Players slept at the Milanello after the game and although they were allowed home after an extra training session on Sunday, they had to be back for dinner.

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The club said the 'ritiro' - confining players to headquarters - could last until the end of the season.

"The attitude during the game was wrong," explained coach Filippo Inzaghi. "There are very few excuses and the only thing to do now is to roll up our sleeves and do well in the last six matches, because we're Milan and our dignity is involved."

AC Milan, who are reportedly in takeover talks, are 10th in the Serie A table and set to miss out on European qualification.

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Bad times in Italian football. Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri says "only a madman" would bring children to games after trouble in the Turin derby.

Torino fans were injured when a paper banger exploded during Sunday's Serie A game, a surprise 2-1 win for the hosts. Before the match, hundreds of Torino fans threw objects including bottles, eggs and stones at the Juve team bus.

Allegri said: "In Italy we are still behind. Until the responsible parties take measures this is how it will be. We need to improve to bring people back to the stadium and kids first of all, given that only a madman would bring them along."

Following the spiked pole injury incident at St Mirren (which you can read about here), we asked for your own freak sporting injuries..

Matthew Clifton: I accidentally ripped my big toenail off playing a computer game. Still gonna play football though, just bandaged up!

Dale Clark: Playing football, ran into a team mate, broke collarbone.

James Gane: During a round of golf, at third tee, swung and dislocated my kneecap. Reconstructive surgery required. Friends never did find the ball.

Let us know now at #bbcsportsday or on the BBC Sport Facebook page.

Wigan have moved their Challenge Cup sixth-round tie against Hull KR to Leigh Sports Village due to scheduled pitch maintenance at the DW Stadium.

Wigan, who have won the Challenge Cup 19 times, take on Rovers on 15 May at 20:05 BST.

Better news for Heather Watson in Prague.

After losing the first set 7-5 to Slovenian Polona Hercog and trailing 3-2 in the second, Watson has hit back in the nick of time - winning four games in a row to take the set 6-3 and level matters.

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However, don't get too excited just yet - she's just been broken at the start of the third, deciding set and trails 2-0.

Here's a round-up of what's happened so far in the sporting world today.

Football: Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge may not play again this season due to hip and thigh problems.

Snooker: Shaun Murphy is into the quarter-finals of the World Snooker Championship after beating Joe Perry 13-5.

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Rugby League: Salford Red Devils have requested the postponement of Friday's Super League game with Hull because of an "unprecedented injury crisis".

Formula One: Williams say they are not worried, despite announcing a loss of £42.5m in 2014.