Australia batsman Chris Rogers says he plans to retire from international cricket after this summer's Ashes in England.

The 37-year-old had a five-year wait between his first two Test appearances but has been a regular opener alongside David Warner since 2013.

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"I've been fortunate to have this second go at it and have loved every moment of it," he told Fox Sports.

"But time calls on everyone and I think it's nearly up for me."

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"Barcelona win the league in style" is the headline on Spanish newspaper Sport this morning as they focus on Messi and co's La Liga title celebrations.

Slovakia's Peter Sagan won the 2015 Tour of California by just three seconds as Britain's Mark Cavendish claimed the final stage on Sunday.

Cavendish, 29, won the eighth stage sprint from Los Angeles to Pasadena with Sagan coming home in third place.

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Etixx - Quick-Step team-mate and overnight leader Julian Alaphilippe had agreed to "go with the original plan" and help Cavendish win a fourth stage.

It saw Alaphilippe finish three seconds behind Tinkoff-Saxo's Sagan overall.

French newspaper L'Equipe are reporting, external that Clive Woodward has applied to replace Philippe Saint-Andre as France coach after the next World Cup. The daily sports publication says the World Cup-winning England coach is one of eight men interviewed for the role.

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Daily Mirror, external: Former Southampton striker Rickie Lambert is being lined up for a return to the south coast with Premier League new boys Bournemouth after the 33-year-old struggled for game time at Liverpool this year.

Despite his prowess at tennis, turns our Novak Djokovic isn't quite as adept at opening a bottle of champagne.

Celebrating on-court after beating Federer, here's how Novak did it. Pointing straight up at his face. Schoolboy error

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At which point, the cork shot off and smacked him on the nose. Ouch.

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Still, given Djokovic had just made it 22 consecutive wins - which means he will go into the French Open, which starts next Monday, in ultra-confident mood - I don't think he'll be too perturbed.

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World number one Novak Djokovic continued his domination of men's tennis with a 6-4 6-3 win over Roger Federer to win the Italian Open final.

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The pair went toe-to-toe in the opening set but Serbia's Djokovic broke in the 10th game to seal it.

Full of confidence, he broke Federer early in the second set and the Swiss player never recovered from that.

Djokovic soon set up two match points and sealed his fourth Rome title when a Federer forehand went wide.

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In 1909, Fred Perry was born. He won three consecutive Wimbledon titles from 1934-36 and he was the first man to win the singles titles at all four grand slam events. He died in 1995.

And while we're talking Barca, may we gently shove you in the direction of this piece by BBC Sport's Spanish football writer Andy West.

He lists 10 reasons why Barcelona - who failed to win a single trophy in 2014 - have bounced back in such style.

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These include the impact of Luis Suarez. "His relentless work rate and excellent, intelligent movement provide a constant challenge to opposing defenders, who regularly find themselves stretched and dragged out of position by the Uruguayan's perceptive running," writes West.

Suarez has also scored 24 goals and, perhaps even more impressively, kept his teeth to himself.

It must be tough being a Barcelona fan. It's not a question of if you win, it's by how many and which trophies you'll lift.

Well, they've just secured league, Lionel Messi's strike giving the club its 23rd Spanish title as they beat Atletico Madrid to regain the La Liga crown.

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Messi's 41st league goal of the season ensured that Real Madrid will finish second - despite Cristiano Ronaldo's hat-trick against Espanyol.

With one game left Barca hold an insurmountable four-point lead over rivals Real.

It's not a great morning for Stuart Broad.

The England all-rounder has apologised for missing a sponsor's event after an alleged drinking session with former England wicketkeeper Matt Prior.

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According to reports, Broad returned to his hotel at 07:00 BST on Thursday and was unable to attend the 09:30 event.

The 28-year-old said: "I woke up with a migraine. I wasn't on England duty for the ECB. But I did apologise for putting them in that position. It was probably not as bad as it was portrayed."

Not ideal preparation for the two-Test series against New Zealand, which starts on Thursday.

Police fired 30 rounds of tear gas to disperse rioting fans and arrested 25 after the FA Cup semi-final in Malaysia.

Following a game between Terengganu and Singapore's Lions XII, fans allegedly torched an ambulance and broke stadium doors.

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The trouble began when a Terengganu goal that would have taken them through to the final was ruled out late in the match.

"We fired 30 rounds of tear gas because the protesters were stubborn and refused the disperse after the game," the local police chief said.

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Blowing out 73 candles on a cake today is Nobby Stiles, the former Manchester United player and member of England's 1966 World Cup-winning squad.

Also celebrating are former French Open tennis winner Yannick Noah (55), ex-motor racing driver Heinz-Harald Frentzen (48), Tottenham goalkeeper Brad Friedel (44) and four-time world snooker champion John Higgins (40).

Needless to say Rory McIlroy was rather pleased after his storming four days in America.

"Everything is firing on all cylinders for me," he said. "I feel like I'm a more controlled player these days. I've learned how to finish things off."

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He added: "I felt if I made six birdies there was no chance of anybody catching me.

"I did what I wanted the last few weeks, got a couple of wins, got myself up the Fedex Cup standings and solidified my positions in the rankings."

Rory McIlroy is a man who can do little wrong at the moment.

The Northern Irishman is celebrating today after blitzing the field at the Wells Fargo Championship, winning by seven strokes and setting a new tournament record score of 267.

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The Northern Irish world number one, 26, finished on 21 under par with a final round 69 in North Carolina to earn his second win at Quail Hollow.

America's Patrick Rodgers and Webb Simpson tied for second on 14 under.

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"Memphis Depay flew to Manchester on Sunday night and will undergo a medical at Carrington on Monday ahead of his move from PSV Eindhoven to Manchester United.

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"There is then paperwork to be completed before the 21-year-old's signing can be be finalised and he must wait until the transfer window opens to be registered. United will pay €34m (£25m), with €9m (£6.5m) in bonuses to follow subject to clauses being met."

Depay made his final appearance for PSV on Sunday, playing 83 minutes of their 3-2 victory at Den Haag.

Louis Van Gaal has been pretty blunt with his comments about the De Gea situation.

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"De Gea is Spanish, he is a Spanish international. Now a Spanish club is coming. His girlfriend is Spanish and his father and mother come over every week or two weeks to watch him - it is difficult for him," said the United boss.

"I don't think I can persuade him because he knows everything that he has at Manchester United at this moment."

Sounds pretty cut and dried to us, which means United will be in market for a keeper this summer and De Gea needs a one-way airline ticket for Madrid.

So then, to the big story overnight and Man United boss Louis van Gaal's comments that keeper David De Gea could leave Old Trafford in the summer and head to Real Madrid.

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De Gea went off with a hamstring injury during Sunday's 1-1 draw with Arsenal at Old Trafford, which makes him a doubt for United's last match of the season at Hull City next weekend - and means he may have played his final game for the club.

Real have earmarked the 24-year-old Spain international as the successor to veteran keeper Iker Casillas, and he is sure to be tempted by the possibility rejoining his family and girlfriend in his homeland, according to Van Gaal.

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More Stuart Broad in the Daily Telegraph, though this time the focus is his relationship with Kevin Pietersen. Broad says he has "no problem" with KP, though we weren't present to see whether or not he said it through gritted teeth.

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Hang on, what's this? No De Gea? Blimey Charlie, sure there's some kind of serious mistake here?! Instead it's Stuart Broad, who has apologised for missing the launch event for England's forthcoming Test series with New Zealand, citing a migraine... though it later transpired, according to reports, that the real reason was because he'd been out till seven in the morning on a night out.