Football: Sepp Blatter to resign as Fifa president
Blatter cites a "lack of support in the world of football"
Extraordinary congress will take place between December and March 2016
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Phil Tufnell left English cricketer Alex Hales speechless when he asked about his future prospects in the Indian Premier League.
Speaking to the Nottinghamshire player, Phil Tufnell asked: "Would you be happy to miss an England game to go play in the IPL?"
The 26-year-old braved an answer to the former England spinner.
Image source, PAChristian Benteke has remained tight-lipped over his Aston Villa future but insisted he knows what he wants.
The striker has offered no promises he will stay at Villa after the summer following his stunning end-of-season form.
He has been linked with a move to Liverpool and has a £32.5m release fee clause in his contract, with agent Eris Kismet reportedly saying the Belgium international is keen to play for a club in Europe.
"It's about him (Kismet), he knows what I want and I'll let him do the job," said the 24-year-old. "I don't think about Aston Villa now. I did my season with Villa and now I am focused with the national team."
Image source, Getty ImagesEmmet Masterson: Lee Westwood. For a former world number one who's won all over the world, no Players, WGC title or major is a huge underachievement.
Luke Martin: Has to be Bebe for Man Utd. Bought for £7m and I could count the number of times he played on one hand.
Today we are asking about sportsmen and sportswomen who have not lived up to the hype and not fulfilled their potential.
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Did we jinx him?
Alastair Cook has gone and that could be the beginning of the end for England.
Just after scoring his 9,000th test the captain is trapped LBW to Kane Williamson for 56. Cook uses up a review but it is to no avail.
England teetering on the brink of defeat and Moeen Ali is the next man in to join Jos Buttler.
England 145-6. Click here to follow live text coverage of the match
Leading from the front..
jems odoi: Anderson at Manchester United.
Image source, AFPTwo Button Hero: Underachiever has to be Bendtner. Scored a hat-trick against Leyton Orient and said he'd found his best form.
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Image source, Getty ImagesSerbia's Ana Ivanovic is through to the semi-finals of the French Open.
The number seven seed seed beat Ukraine's Elina Svitolina 6-3, 6-2 and will face the winner of Garbine Muguruza and Lucie Safarova.
It is Ivanovic's best run at Roland Garros since she won the tournament in 2008, her only Grand Slam to date.
Image source, PAIBF world welterweight champion Kell Brook says Amir Khan is "running scared" of fighting him and has accused his fellow Brit of trying to "jump the queue" to fight Floyd Mayweather.
"There would be no bigger fight domestically," Brook told Sky Sports. "Khan has to be running scared."
"He has no right to fight Mayweather. He has stepped up to welterweight but not fought a fully-fledged fighter yet. I am told he was rubbish in his last fight. Mayweather should be fighting me, I am the world champion and I am not sure why Khan is trying to jump the queue."
Image source, Getty ImagesR. El Jumaili: Balotelli! I'm still waiting for him to rock the football world though I'm not too sure why based on recent performances.
Jack Nixon: Arsenal's Tomas Rosicky. Very direct & skilful. Had a great end to the 11/12 season & never rewarded for it.
Talha: Who have not lived up to the hype? just pick a player from #LFC squad.
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Image source, Getty ImagesFormula 1 is changing. The sport's bosses are in the process of creating new rules aimed at ensuring the cars that race in 2017 will be the fastest ever.
The motivation for this has been concerns that F1 is losing its appeal, a belief created by falling television figures last year in some important markets, such as Germany and Italy.
So why is F1 taking the decisions it is, and what difference will they make?
Image source, Getty ImagesRangers have held discussions with former Brentford boss Mark Warburton about the manager's job at Ibrox.
Warburton, 52, is believed to be one of a number of candidates being considered along with current boss Stuart McCall.
Former Rangers captain David Weir, who assisted Warburton at Brentford, has also been spoken to.
The Ibrox side will be in the Scottish Championship next season after losing the Premiership play-off final against Motherwell.
Annie Thomas: Underachievers: England men's football, England men's cricket. Personally I'd rather praise the over-achievers!
Chris Mendes: Adel Taarabt would be world class if he stayed fit and showed the same dedication as most other professionals
Balder the brave: Trevor Brooking, to this day I can't understand why he's a knight of the realm. Bob Geldoff yes, BROOKING NO!!
Today we are asking about sportsmen and sportswomen who have not lived up to the hype and not fulfilled their potential.
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Fancy a spin on two wheels at 200 mph? No, me neither. Maria Costello, Britain's celebrated motorcyclist, loves it though despite a number of broken bones and injuries.
What gives her the buzz? Click here to read the piece with BBC Sport's Aimee Lewis.
Image source, BBC / Glyndwy University"I don't mind if people think I am rubbish."
In his regular BBC Sport column, Robbie Savage looks back at his season's highlights as a pundit, recalls some of his run-ins over the last few months and revisits some of his predictions too.
Image source, Getty ImagesJeff Hitchings: Audley Harrison. All the ability in the world but always lost when it counted.
Tim South: Controversial but Raheem Sterling. Scored more than most than Liverpool and got the most assists, great ability
Daniel Kelly: Torres after leaving Liverpool. Score 65 goals in 100 games, now on 24 goals in 139 games for three teams since leaving.
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Image source, Getty ImagesA year ago today, Frank Lampard confirmed that he would leave Chelsea after 13 years at Stamford Bridge. What a legend.
Image source, Stanislas WawrinkaWill the real Roger Federer step forward.
Stanislas Wawrinka seems to be in a jovial mood before his French Open quarter-final with Federer.
That match will be on the Suzanne-Lenglen Court following the women's quarter-final between Garbine Muguruza and Lucie Safarova. It is going on serve in the first set, 4-3 to Muguruza.
"Messi is an extra-terrestrial who plays with us humans."
Image source, AFPThat's the view from Juventus veteran goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon ahead of the Italian side's Champions League final against Barcelona on Saturday.
"We hope that on 6 June he returns to earth and becomes a human too.''
So that leads into our second topic of debate for this afternoon. We are after those sportsmen and sportswomen who have not lived up to the hype and not fulfilled their potential.
It can be from any sport, so don't be shy come up with your suggestions and the reasons why they have under-achieved.
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Image source, Getty ImagesAnyone remember the name Freddy Adu? As we mentioned earlier today, the former United States international is 26 today.
He was tipped to be a huge star in world football after he joined Major League Soccer side DC United as a 14-year-old. But the hype did not live up to reality.
Unsuccessful loan spells followed at Benfica and Monaco and he is now at Finnish side KuPS, the 11th side of his career.