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Image source, Getty ImagesDerbyshire 205, Glamorgan 103-4
BBC Radio Wales Sport's Nick Webb at the Swalec Stadium:
"Just 29 balls have been bowled so far in Cardiff today as Derbyshire claimed their first bowling point of the game.
"With showers continuing into the afternoon and a poor forecast tomorrow, the prospects for much further action currently look slim."
Leicestershire 386, Kent 262-8
Leicestershire are on course for a first-innings lead after reducing Kent to 262-8 by the lunch interval at Canterbury.
Joe Denly (87) and Sam Northeast (84) extended their overnight partnership to 139 but both were dismissed in the space of nine overs.
Australian paceman Clint McKay, who took two wickets in the final session of day two, then dismissed Darren Stevens (23) and Matt Coles for figures of 4-52.
Essex 159 & 199, Gloucestershire 245
Pace bowler Liam Norwell took 6-33 as Essex were bowled out for 199 on the third morning at Chelmsford, leaving Gloucestershire to score only 114 for victory.
The 23-year-old added the wickets of James Foster, Greg Smith and Jamie Porter to the three he took on day two for match figures of 10-65.
Kishen Velani top-scored with 58 for Essex, but only two other batsmen passed 20 in the innings.
Lionel Messi believes former Barca boss Pep Guardiola will not leave anything to chance when he takes his Bayern Munich side to the Camp Nou for the first-leg of their Champions League semi-final on Wednesday.
However, despite winning 14 trophies in a stunning four-year spell in charge of Barca between 2008 and 2012, Messi doesn't think Guardiola's inside knowledge will be a big advantage.
Image source, Getty Images"He was with us for a long time and we had the luck to win many titles. He is a coach that studies everything," said the Argentine at a press conference ahead of the game.
"It is the same for both sides. Pep knows us very well and we know what he asks of his players. It is 50-50, we both know each other very well."
Worcestershire 402, Somerset 250 & 74-7
BBC Sport's Isabelle Duncan at New Road:
"Worcestershire's golden boy Charlie Morris ripped through the Somerset top order, taking 4-26 to add to his five scalps from the first innings.
"Somerset were trailing by 152 runs at the start of play and after captain Marcus Trescothick went to the second ball of the day, they capitulated to 74-7 at lunch.
"Joe Leach and Jack Shantry were the other bowlers to cash in and the M5 beckons for the visitors, who appear unlikely to survive the third day."
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There is - in the interest of giving you prior warning - a pretty gruesome photo of Hull City's David Meyler below.
The Tigers midfielder is sporting the damage of an accidental collision with Arsenal's Laurent Koscielny during last night's Premier League between the clubs.
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The morning after the night before...
Not for the squeamish this but Hull City's David Meyler, accidentally caught by the boot of Arsenal's Laurent Koscielny during their Premier League match, has posted this pic of the damage on his Instagram, external page.
Image source, InstagramBet he needed a few painkillers to get to sleep last night - that looks like it might smart a bit.
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Richie Porte will front Team Sky's bid for glory at the Giro d'Italia.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe 30-year-old Australian, who has won Paris-Nice, Volta a Catalunya and Giro del Trentino this season, will lead a nine-man team during a competition which begins in San Lorenzo on 9 May.
"His results this season speak for themselves," said team boss Sir Dave Brailsford.
Everton's 19-year-old defender Gethin Jones has extended his loan at Plymouth Argyle ahead of the League Two play-offs. The Wales Under-21 international Gethin Jones moved to Home Park in March and has played six times for the Pilgrims.
He was due to return to Goodison Park at the end of the regular season but is now free to feature in Plymouth's play-off campaign.
John Sheridan's side, who finished seventh in the table, face Wycombe Wanderers in the play-off semi-finals, with the first leg at Home Park on 9 May.
Hull KR have offered fans who went to Friday's 60-0 defeat by Wigan Warriors free tickets to the game between the sides in the Challenge Cup.
The Robins were missing several regular starters including Josh Mantellato who was at his brother's wedding.
They return to the DW Stadium in the Challenge Cup fifth round on 15 May.
"I looked over to the away end and saw fans doing the conga whilst we trailed 60-0 and thought they don't deserve this," coach Chris Chester said.
Terry Butcher's first signing as Newport County boss will be to appoint former England and Ipswich team-mate Russell Osman as his assistant, reports BBC Wales Sport., external
Here's what's been making the news so far today...
Football: Former Tottenham and England striker Jimmy Greaves is "aware" but faces a "long, slow road to recovery" following a severe stroke suffered on Sunday, his wife Irene has said in a statement.
Tennis: A French Open spokesman has confirmed that Laura Robson - who has not played since January 2014 - has taken her name off the Roland Garros entry list, reports the Daily Mail, external.
Image source, Getty ImagesGolf: New Zealander Michael Campbell, who held off Tiger Woods to win the US Open in 2005, has retired from top-level golf.
Football: Steve McClaren was offered the chance to take over as Newcastle United manager for the final three matches but turned the opportunity down.
Image source, Getty ImagesSome news to make Jose Mourinho smile...the Chelsea manager is set to be rewarded for the club's title success with a two‑year contract extension, reports the London Evening Standard., external
The 52-year-old's agreement runs until 2017 but it is understood the Blues are in advanced talks to prolong his stay at Stamford Bridge.
According to the report, Mourinho is already the highest paid manager in the Premier League on around £8.5m per season and the new agreement is believed to include an increase which could yet make him the game's top earning manager.
Meanwhile, Keighley's League 1 game against Coventry on Sunday will go ahead at the request of the family of Danny Jones.
The fixture had been in doubt following the sudden death of Jones, who suffered a suspected cardiac arrest during last Sunday's match at London Skolars.
Chairman Gary Fawcett said: "I can confirm that our head coach, Paul March, has confirmed that Danny's family have requested for the game to go ahead this Sunday.
"I know that our players are hurting but they will do Danny proud on Sunday."
Former Wales rugby league captain Lee Briers has spoken of his "shock" and "devastation" at the death of former international team-mate Danny Jones.
Keighley Cougars player Jones, 29 (pictured below), died of a suspected cardiac arrest after collapsing in a League 1 game at London Skolars on Sunday.
Image source, Huw Evans AgencyBriers says he has been "inundated" by messages from other former Wales colleagues over Jones' death.
"We can't get our heads around it. It's crazy," Briers told BBC Radio Wales.
His nickname is "Ball-Run", which he has had since his amateur days and which stems from a reputation for having fortune on his side, or 'getting the run of the ball' in matches.
He married Michelle Shabi in Cyprus in 2013, having altered the date and cancelled his stag party to make sure he was available to play in all the tournaments either side of his big day.
Image source, Getty ImagesHe did not enter the top 32 in the world rankings until 2006/07, despite turning professional in 1995.
Cardiff City manager Russell Slade is due to meet with players to outline his plans for next season. Out of contract Kevin McNaughton, Danny Gabbidon and Nicky Maynard are likely to leave the club which finished the season 11th in the Championship table after relegation from the Premier League.