O'Sullivan in action; Trump & Murphy reach semis
Facey guilty of conspiracy to commit bribery
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Image source, Getty ImagesDale Napier on Twitter: Ade Akinbiyi and Trevor Benjamin at Leicester
James Hardy on Twitter: Dwight Yorke and Andy Cole satisfy both. Best at Manchester United. Atrocious when they relinked at Blackburn.
Tony in London on text: Jimmy Greaves & Alan Gilzean at Tottenham - the ideal combination
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Nottinghamshire 371 & 296-4 dec, Hampshire 276 & 12-0
The match has finally resumed at the Ageas Bowl after heavy rain saw the whole morning session wiped out.
Nottinghamshire declared on their overnight score of 296-4, setting Hampshire a target of 392, but with play not getting underway until 13:20 BST, a draw seems the most likely result.
Meanwhile, there is still no cricket at The Oval, where Surrey are 95-2 in their second-innings, still 175 runs shy of making Essex bat again after their mammoth first-innings score of 610-8 dec.
The rain should clear shortly, but the restart will be delayed by a wet outfield.
You can listen to live radio commentary on all of today's County Championship matches on the BBC Sport Website.
Premiership Rugby insists that its salary cap remains in place and has support of England's top-flight clubs despite a report in the Times, external claiming that investigations into wages and finances had been suspended.
"We don't make any comment on any salary-cap investigations which might or might not be occurring," a Premiership Rugby spokesman said.
"But there is no amnesty in place. The salary-cap system is an integral part of Premiership Rugby and has the support of our clubs."
Image source, Getty ImagesAfter Barcelona trio Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar racked up their 100th goal of the season last night, your nominations for the best - and worst - strikeforces of all time are coming in via #bbcsportsday, external on Twitter, 81111 and the BBC Sport Facebook page., external
Nick Sutton on Twitter: Frank McAvennie and Tony Cottee for the Hammers
Joe Kelly on Twitter: Henrik Larsson, Chris Sutton and John Hartson for Celtic, each unstoppable in their own right alone or together
Alex Humphries on Twitter: Worst ever strike partnership - Valeri Bojinov and Rolando Bianchi at Manchester City circa 2007.
BBC Radio Gloucestershire's Bob Hunt at Bristol:
Gloucestershire 275 & 379-8, Derbyshire 545-9 dec
"Gloucestershire have made life difficult for Derbyshire in the final morning, and lead by 109 runs.
"A stand of 94 between Hamish Marshall and James Fuller was eventually ended by Mark Footitt, but it was Martin Guptill who stamped his mark yet again on this game.
"His third outstanding catch was probably the best of the lot as he flung himself full length at backward point to dismiss Marshall for 79.
"It's up to the tail to prolong the game further, but Derbyshire will still be hoping to wrap things up about tea time."
You can listen to live radio commentary on all of today's County Championship matches on the BBC Sport website.
Lancashire 444, Kent 252 & 209-5
Kent's hopes of salvaging something from the game against Lancashire appear to rest with Sam Northeast.
The 25-year-old is unbeaten on 40, but his side have a lead of just 17 as they reached 209-5 at lunch.
Lancashire picked up two wickets in a morning session affected by rain, Brendon Nash falling to Kyle Jarvis and Darren Stevens trapped lbw by Australian Peter Siddle.
You can listen to live radio commentary on all of today's County Championship matches on the BBC Sport website.
BBC London 94.9's Kevin Hand at Taunton:
Somerset 408 & 310, Middlesex 317 & 148-3
"Somerset remain in the ascendancy as they have been throughout the match but Middlesex have given themselves a real chance of another remarkable run chase.
"Almost a year to the day since they chased 472 against Yorkshire, they're 148-3 at lunch in pursuit of 402 on a good batting track with a particularly short boundary on one side.
"Skipper Adam Voges is 34 not out and the key to the visitors' hopes but they were given a fine start by the impressive young opener Nick Gubbins, who made his second fifty of the match only to fall just before the interval."
You can listen to live radio commentary on all of today's County Championship matches on the BBC Sport website.
BBC Newcastle's Martin Emmerson at Chester-le-Street:
Sussex 335 & 265, Durham 339 & 211-4
"Barring a disaster after lunch Durham should wrap up their second win of the season.
"They are in a strong position at 211-4 and need another 51 to beat the early season Division One leaders.
"Scott Borthwick will resume on 75 and was key to a partnership of 83 for fourth wicket with Callum MacLeod which ended with the Scotsman on 26 when he lofted a cut off Ajmal Shahzad to Steve Magoffin at third man."
You can listen to live radio commentary on all of today's County Championship matches on the BBC Sport website.
If what Italian website Tuttosport, external say is true, the transfer chiefs of Paris St Germain and Juventus could be spending a lot of time in each other's company this summer.
They repeat a rumour that Paris St Germain have already agreed a post-tax package worth £138,000 a week with 22-year-old former Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba.
Apparently PSG striker Edinson Cavani, 28, could be heading in the opposite direction.
Image source, PAHampshire have confirmed West Indies fast bowler Fidel Edwards will join the club earlier than first planned.
The 33-year old was due to arrive at the Ageas Bowl in time for the One-Day Cup match against Sussex on 27 July.
However, Edwards will now arrive for Hampshire's T20 friendly against Dorset on Monday, 4 May and will cover for injured Australia seamer Jackson Bird.
Bird, 28, had to pull out of his deal with the club after suffering a neck injury and will be out for some time.
Former Premier League player Delroy Facey has been found guilty of conspiracy to commit bribery by a jury at Brimingham Crown Court.
Facey, who played for Bolton between 2002 and 2004, acted as a middleman for two men who have already been convicted of match-fixing in November 2013.
Former non-league player Moses Swaibu has been found guilty of the same offence.
Image source, @mike_dickson_DMDaily Mail tennis correspondent Mike Dickson:, external Andy Murray back on the clay in Munich, plays doubles later but several days' rain forecast.
Murray will team up with Dutchman Jean-Julien Rojer in the doubles. This is his first tournament since his wedding to Kim Sears.
Image source, Getty ImagesOne is awesome. The other, frankly, awful.
I refer, of course, to the strike forces of Barcelona and Liverpool and their contrasting levels of output this season.
For while Barca's terrific trio of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez were taking their combined tally of goals this season to 100 last night, Mario Balotelli was busy firing another blank at the sharp end of Liverpool's attack. Between them, the Italian, Daniel Sturridge, Rickie Lambert and Fabio Borini have contributed eight Premier League goals this term.
I think this calls for a debate, don't you? We'd like to know your nominations for the best and worst strike forces in football history. Get in touch via #bbcsportsday, external on Twitter or 81111 on text.
Image source, @lewy_officialHe may have suffered a broken jaw and nose last night in the German Cup defeat to former club Borussia Dortmund last night, but Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski is in Terminator mood.
He has tweeted to say that he still hopes to play in the first leg of his side's Champions League semi-final tie against Barcelona on 6 May.
Nails.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland duo Mako and Billy Vunipola have signed new deals with Saracens, external in what are described by the club as "multi-year extensions".
Loosehead prop Mako, 24, joined Saracens from Bristol in the summer of 2011 with number eight Billy, 22, following in 2013 from Wasps.
BBC Radio Leeds' Dave Callaghan at Headingley:
Warwickshire 435 & 170-5, Yorkshire 303
"An early lunch at Headingley with frequent showers hindering the hopes of a positive finish.
"Warwickshire have gone to 170-5 - an overall lead of 302
"This will be remembered as Ian Westwood's match. He hit 84 in the second innings to follow on from his 196 career best in the first knock.
"Spin bowler James Middlebrook has three wickets, but with the rain causing frequent stoppages a draw seems likely."
Excellent news coming out of Southampton today - striker Jay Rodriguez is back in training.
The 25-year-old ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee in April last year, and suffered a setback in his recovery before Christmas.
It was terrible timing for a frontman who had just broken into the England side and was tipped to make an impression at the 2014 World Cup.
Rodriguez is clearly in good spirits today, going on Twitter , externalto post the following:
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Adam Roberts on Twitter: Reporter: "Gordon, can we have a quick word please?" Gordon Strachan: ".....velocity" (walks off).
Ammar Hilali on text: "If you even dream of beating me, you'd better wake up and apologise" - Muhammed Ali
Anonymous on text: "They say Rome wasn't built in a day; then again I wasn't on that project" - Brian Clough
The phrase 'here's a story you couldn't make up' is often over-used.
But not on this occasion.
Canadian pop star Justin Bieber will carry Floyd Mayweather's championship belts into the ring before the Las Vegas showdown with Manny Pacquiao on Saturday.
Image source, Getty ImagesYes, you read that right. The 21-year-old, who apparently is a close friend of Mayweather's (even appearing at a recent press conference with him), has - according to The Sun, external - been asked to lead out the American's entourage at the MGM Grand. in Las Vegas.
As long as he doesn't sing, we'll all be ok.
Image source, SWPIX.COMSt Helens have announced that New Zealand half-back Lance Hohaia has retired with immediate effect.
Hohaia played for the Kiwis when they won the 2008 World Cup and also helped Saints to the Super League title in 2014.
However, his involvement in the Grand Final was minimal. Hohaia was unable to continue after being struck twice in the opening minutes by Wigan prop Ben Flower - an offence for which Flower was suspended for six months.