Kent 367, Glamorgan 64-3

Glamorgan made a poor start in reply after finally bowling out Kent on the second morning at Canterbury.

The Welsh county lost James Kettleborough, skipper Jacques Rudolph and Colin Ingram to the new ball before lunch.

Earlier, Kent's Daniel Bell-Drummond failed to add to his overnight 123 not out before falling lbw to paceman Michael Hogan, who finished with 5-71.

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I know what you're thinking - who is the official mascot of this summer's Women's World Cup?

Step forward Shueme, a female great white owl. A wise move.

Derbyshire 343, Northants 122-6

Derbyshire's bowling attack has enjoyed a fine morning, taking six Northants wickets before lunch.

Tom Taylor, who has three wickets, started the collapse by removing nightwatchman Azharullah for nought in the second over.

Just how much the visitors can chip into the deficit of 221 in the afternoon, will rest on Josh Cobb's shoulders. The former Leicestershire man is 25 not out.

Football fans can follow all the Women's World Cup action online wherever and whenever they are with live streams of every match on the BBC Sport website across PC, tablet mobile and the free BBC Sport app. Current England player Eni Aluko will also bring an insider's perspective in her online column writing exclusively for the BBC. Live text commentaries from all England games and from the quarter-finals stage onwards are available online alongside full reports, on demand goals, round-ups and news from across Canada.

A special daily Catch Up programme will be available to watch online and download on the BBC iPlayer rounding up the best bits from the previous evening whilst taking a look at the quirkier side of the Women's World Cup 2015.

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England Women's captain Steph Houghton: "France are one of the best teams in the world, we have lots of history and it is about time that we get one over on them. They have great individuals who can win games but so do we."

England play France on 9 June - live across the BBC.

The England squad has now been announced - and the news gets better as every one of the 52 matches in Canada 2015 will be shown live across BBC Two, BBC Three, BBC Red Button or the BBC Sport website.

All England games are live on BBC Radio 5 live with news and reports throughout the tournament available 24/7 via the BBC Sport website and BBC Sport app.

The excitement begins on Saturday, 6 June as hosts Canada take on China in the opening game. (Live on BBC Three KO 2300 BST).

A little more meat on the bones about that England announcement...

Katie Chapman has been included in the squad for the 2015 Women's World Cup in Canada following a forced absence from international duty.

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The Chelsea midfielder, 32, did not play for England between 2010 and 2015 after claiming her contract was cancelled because she asked for time off to look after her children.

Also included in Mark Sampson's squad are Reading's Fran Kirby, former skipper Casey Stoney and Birmingham's Jo Potter.

Liverpool striker Natasha Dowie, Gothenburg midfielder Anita Asante, Notts County forward Jess Clarke and Manchester City left-back Demi Stokes have been left out of the 23-strong group.

The England squad in full:

Keepers

Siobhan Chamberlain (Arsenal); Karen Bardsley (Man City), Carly Telford (Notts County)

Defenders

Lucy Bronze, Steph Houghton (Man City), Alex Scott (Arsenal), Laura Bassett, Alex Greenwood (Notts County), Claire Rafferty (Chelsea), Casey Stoney (Arsenal)

Midfield

Jordan Nobbs (Arsenal), Fara Williams (Liverpool), Jill Scott (Man City), Jade Moore, Karen Carney, Jo Potter (Birmingham), Katie Chapman (Chelsea)

Forwards

Toni Duggan (Man City), Eni Aluko (Chelsea), Lianne Sanderson (Arsenal), Jodie Taylor (Portland Thorns), Fran Kirby (Reading), Ellen White (Notts County)

BBC Radio Solent's Kevin James at Headingley:

Yorkshire 370, Hampshire 21-1

"A better morning for Hampshire, who picked up the last three Yorkshire wickets for the addition of just 37.

"Hampshire faced a tricky 50 minutes before lunch, losing Sean Terry lbw to Bresnan for 0.

"Liam Dawson (14 not out) is a lucky boy to still be there. He's been dropped in the slips twice and should have been run out.

England manager Mark Sampson speaking ahead of the Women's World Cup squad announcement: "We know we have to beat the best teams if you want to be successful and what better way to start than against the favourites in France? There aren't many teams who will want to play this England team."

The squad is about to be announced. Squad preview here.

BBC London 94.9's Kevin Hand at Hove:

Middlesex 269, Sussex 163-8

"Middlesex claimed five wickets in the morning session to put themselves well on top on a Hove pitch that has proved a minefield for the batsman.

"Sussex reached the interval on 163-8, with Ben Brown on 21 and Ajmal Shahzad two not out. The heavy cloud cover this morning aided the visitors as the severely cracked track has lacked any consistency in its bounce or pace since the off.

"The hosts still trail by 106, which in a low-scoring match will be crucial, unless they can find a substantial addition to their total from the lower order."

BBC WM 95.6's Richard Wilford at Edgbaston:

Warwickshire 264 & 196-6, Worcestershire 149

"A true captain's knock from Varun Chopra has kept Warwickshire in charge on day three - his 107 not out in seam-friendly conditions is arguably worth rather more than that.

"Joe Leach and Charlie Morris hit their straps well in the first hour, and gave Worcestershire hope of a more moderate fourth innings target.

"But Chopra's sixth wicket stand of 66 with Keith Barker has probably taken the game away from them."

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Kevin Pietersen has sent a timely reminder of his ability to the England and Wales Cricket Board with a century on the second morning of Surrey's Championship match against Leicestershire.

Pietersen reached three figures off 153 balls, with two sixes and 12 fours, his first hundred in the Championship since June 2013. He was 101 not out at lunch, with Surrey 222-5, in reply to Leicestershire's 292.

New national director of cricket Andrew Strauss will reportedly give his views on the prospect of a Test recall for Pietersen, external at a news conference on Tuesday.

He may note that Leicestershire have not won a county game for two years.

Ferrari team principal Maurizio Arrivabene does not believe the team can challenge Mercedes for the championship this year - even if Sebastian Vettel feels he is still in title hunt.

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Vettel finished third to remain on the coat-tails of the leaders but the four-time world champion was some distance behind Mercedes pair Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton.

Arrivabene said: "Fighting for the championship I think is a bit too much.

"I didn't say (we would win) two races this year. To be honest, I said three races. I still believe that this is achievable but there is nothing in life that you can achieve without working hard and this is what we have to do."

New head coach Tom Coventry will join London Irish for the Aviva Premiership club's full pre-season - four months earlier than first planned.

Irish's new boss Coventry will leave Super Rugby franchise the Chiefs this summer, now linking up with The Exiles in July as opposed to following the autumn's World Cup.

A round-up of what has made the sporting headlines so far today...

Football: Hundreds have attended a memorial service to mark the 30th anniversary of a fatal fire which ripped through Bradford City's home ground.

Football: Lower-league footballer Tim Nicot has become the second Belgian player to die of cardiac arrest in the last two weeks.

Formula 1: Red Bull say they will pull out if either they cannot get a competitive engine or Audi do not join forces with the team.

Football: Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola says he will still be at the club next season, despite reported interest from Manchester City.

Jessica Ennis-Hill will compete in both the long jump and javelin at the Loughborough International Athletics meeting next weekend, organisers have announced.

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The 2012 Olympic heptathlon champion returned to competitive action in Manchester on Saturday after two years away due to injury and the birth of her first child last year, finishing third in the 100m hurdles.

"I was happy with my run over the hurdles in Manchester and the chance to compete in the long jump and javelin a week later will give us a really clear picture of how things are shaping up.," Ennis-Hill said.

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It truly was a tragic day in the footballing world 30 years ago.

Northampton Town on Twitter: "Remembering Ian Hambridge, from Northampton, who passed away at a @football_league game 30 years ago today."

As well as the Bradford fire, Ian Hambridge was killed after a wall collapsed at Birmingham. Read more in the Birmingham Mail., external

Sergio Aguero is determined to put Manchester City back on top next season.

Aguero struck a hat-trick as City hammered QPR yesterday but the best the Blues can hope for is to finish a distant second in the Premier League to champions Chelsea.

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"We lost a lot of points this season but we want to finish the best we can and start next season fighting for every title," said Aguero.

"This season wasn't as we expected but we will face new challenges next season and there is always revenge in football."

Keeper Lukasz Fabianski has been talking about the joys of swapping life at Arsenal for Swansea ... and the frustrations too.

"You try to go out of the village and you're stopped by loads of cows and you can't really do anything," the 30-year-old tells The Guardian, external.

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"If you beep the horn, they just look at you and don't move. But that is the beauty of the place."

Animals aside, Fabianski says Swanea is "a very impressive club" and he loves being there.