Image source, .

We've been, frankly, overwhelmed by your response to the Denise Lewis heptathlon game. But there's more where that came from...

Tardis Tennis

Cork and Bowled

Sticky Wicket

Herculympics

And a whole lot more here...

Image source, Getty Images

Surrey all-rounder Sam Curran has been rewarded for his performances in his first season in county cricket with a call-up to the England Under-19s.

The 17-year-old, younger brother of county team-mate Tom and son of former Zimbabwe international Kevin, only made his first-class debut in July.

Hampshire's Brad Taylor will captain the side for tour to Sri Lanka for a one-day tri-series involving India in December.

England under-19 squad for tri-series in Sri Lanka: Brad Taylor (Hampshire, capt), George Bartlett (Somerset), Hugh Bernard (Kent), Jack Burnham (Durham), Mason Crane (Hampshire), Sam Curran (Surrey), Ryan Davies (Kent, wk), Ben Green (Somerset), Haseeb Hameed (Lancashire), Adam Hickey (Durham), Max Holden (Middlesex), Dan Lawrence (Essex), Saqid Mahmood (Lancashire), Tom Moores (Nottinghamshire, wk), Callum Taylor (Essex), Jared Warner (Yorkshire).

Leocadia Bongben
BBC Sport in Yaounde

Image source, Getty Images

Former international goalkeeper Joseph-Antoine Bell has failed in his bid to be the next president of the Cameroon Football Federation (Fecafoot).

One of Africa's best ever goalkeepers failed to send in the correct documents when making his application.

We've all been there...

We love your dedication to the cause though, Martin.

Current leaderboard:

1. James Williams - 14143 points

2. Matt Friday - 13754

3. Gary - 13138

4.  Graham Broome - 13113

5. Lewys - 12195

(You lot think you can fool us with your 40,000 + scores... we know the cheating method and we are not buying it - you have to get up pretty early to outsmart Sportsday).

You have until 17:00 BST to get your name on our leaderboard.

Ian Stringer
BBC Radio Leicester Sport

Claudio Ranieri sent a clear message that his side need a complete performance if they are to remain the only unbeaten side in the land by Saturday tea time.

Image source, Getty Images

The Italian told a packed news conference that he does not see any weaknesses in Arsenal’s team and that Arsene Wenger could lead his side to the Premier League title this campaign.

This week, Ranieri admitted he shouts at his players a lot and also wants to "break their mind and change their chip", while also confessing that all out attack is their best attribute.

Former Arsenal and France midfielder Emmanuel Petit fears for football and the human race...

Listen here

Image source, .

A Question of Sport Teaser

Earlier our colleagues from Question of Sport asked you to name the six players whose surnames begin with F to have played in the Ryder Cup since 2002.

The answers are:

Niclas Fasth, Ross Fisher, Rickie Fowler, Pierre Fulke, Fred Funk and Jim Furyk.

We'll have another question for you tomorrow.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Image source, Getty Images

Cal Ronald: How long does Brendan Rodgers realistically have left?

I think FSG would love Brendan Rodgers to turn it around and I still believe he deserved to start the season as Liverpool manager - but he will know as well as anyone a long run of poor results and performances will not be allowed to go unchecked at a club with Liverpool's aspirations.

I see Liverpool's next two league games as being crucial, especially the Merseyside derby at Everton. If Liverpool win, the world will suddenly seem a better place - if they lose then I fear the fans who are currently behind Rodgers may feel this would be the final straw. FSG would then have a problem and potentially a decision to make.

Brilliant.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Johan Albrechtsen: Do you like to watch HBO's seminal tv show "The Wire" and pretend that they're talking about you whenever Detective McNulty is mentioned?

No.

Image source, SNS

Charlie Mulgrew is a major doubt for Scotland's Euro 2016 qualifiers against Poland and Gibraltar next month, according to Celtic boss Ronny Deila.

The Celtic defender has missed three matches with a thigh strain.

"He's still not on the pitch training [with the] ball so it will be tough to reach the Scotland games," said Deila. "I am not 100% in that, I am not a physio - even though I think I am sometimes."

Robert O'Mahony: Two scores for you! One legitimate and one using a trick we all used back in school 10 years ago!

DISQUALIFIED!!!! 

P.S What's the trick... we are terrible at this game...

Image source, .

Image source, .

We're entering the final session on the penultimate day of this summer's county cricket season. Here's the latest scores:

Division One:

Yorkshire 251 & 202-5 v Sussex 248

Worcestershire 431-5 dec v Middlesex 98 & 133-9

Somerset 428 & 40-5 v Warwickshire 324

Nottinghamshire 340 & 181-8 v Hampshire 326

Division Two:

Surrey 410 v Northants 110 & 79-1

Gloucestershire 538-8 v Glamorgan 433

Essex 394 v Lancashire 131-2

Derbyshire 352 v Leicestershire 329 & 199-4

Click here for all the latest scores

Ross Taylor is currently in the lead... Can you do better?

Image source, .

Ross Taylor: 10484 points. Only 3200 above the current world record that's stood for 27 years #boom, external

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Image source, Getty Images

Christopher G Bourke: Are you surprised at how well Anthony Martial has adapted to the Premier League with Manchester United? do you think he could score enough goals alongside Wayne Rooney and co to win the Premier League?

Well, I had hardly seem him, Christopher, other than for Monaco against Arsenal in the Champions League, so I have been a little surprised but it is certainly very exciting for Manchester United. He is incredibly rapid and seems a natural in front of goal.

As to your second point, I don't see United scoring enough goals to win the title this season although his partnership with Rooney could be a very good one - but Martial certainly looks like great news for the future.

St Helens v Warrington Wolves is tonight on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra and BBC Radio Merseyside (not online). 

Then, tomorrow, you have a choice of Huddersfield v Leeds or Wigan v Castleford. 

Then, this weekend there are a plethora of games to chose from.

Details below:

Image source, .

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Sumit Pal: Why do you think that the so called big names in the Premier League like Aguero, Hazard, Sanchez, Rooney are struggling to find the net so far?

I have written an analysis piece on this very subject which will be published soon - keep your eyes peeled, Sumit.

Right. Gamers, get ready. 

Have a go at the ever so retro Denise Lewis' heptathlon game. 

Send us a screen grab of your overall score and see if you can make our Sportsday leaderboard

You will only be able to play it on a desktop computer as smart phones weren't invented when the game was originally created... 

Younger members of the Sportsday audience will wonder what we did back in those days...

The leaderboard will close at 17:00 BST

Image source, .