The crowd for yesterday's opening day of the first Test between England and Pakistan was, as you may have read, a measly 168.

Wondering if it was any busier today?

Does this picture answer your question?

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Leicester Tigers director of rugby Richard Cockerill wants "world class" scrum-half Ben Youngs tostay with the club for the rest of his career.

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The England international, 26, returned to training with his club on Wednesday.

Along with his brother Tom, he signed a "long-term" deal with Tigers in 2012.

"He's a world class player and he has proved that with England over the last few months. We want to keep him for the rest of his career," Cockerill told BBC Radio Leicester.

Cristiano Ronaldois targeting Euro 2016 glory with Portugal to crown his glittering career,reports Marca., external

"At club level and on a personal level I've already won everything," said Ronaldo.

"But I haven't won a title with the national team," lamented Ronaldo, a beaten Euro 2004 finalist and a World Cup 2006 and Euro 2012 semi-finalist.

"It would be the pinnacle of a great career [winning the European championship] and this is what I'm hoping for. My hope is that 2016 will be the year." 

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Paul S: Sporting James Bond has to be Andy Murray. With his looks, charm and wit, he'd be ideal surely?  

Adam Palmer: Roger Federer, oozes class, never panics and has been around as long as Bond.

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Ireland’s management are "hopeful" outside-half Jonny Sexton will be available for Sunday’s world cup quarter-final against Argentina in Cardiff.

Sexton, who left the field in the first half of Sunday’s win over France with a groin injury, trained this morning and will be further assessed between now and the weekend.

Ireland haven’t ruled out an appeal over Sean O'Brien’s suspension. The flanker will miss Sunday’s game after admitting punching France’s Pascal Pape early in last weekend's match.

Ireland have yet to receive the written testimony of the judgement. They have 48 hours to appeal once they receive it. If Ireland chose to appeal, they risk O’Brien’s ban being increased at the subsequent hearing.

A Question of Sport Teaser

Remember that question we set you earlier? What, you don't. Ok, fair enough, it was this:

Name the four players to have won the European Golden Shoe whilst playing in the Premier League?

Well, the answers are: Kevin Phillips, Thierry Henry, Cristiano Ronaldo and Luis Suarez.

Pat on the back to all who got it, no pat at all to those who failed.

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Shoaib Malik registered his maiden Test double century to putPakistanin a commanding position on the second day of the first Test againstEngland.

Malik, playing his first Test in five years, hit 245 and shared in a record fifth-wicket partnership of 248 with fellow centurion Asad Shafiq (107).

England toiled in the Abu Dhabi heat, failing to take a wicket until the final session of the day.

However, Alastair Cook and Moeen Ali saw the tourists to 56-0 at the close.

Full report on the BBC Sport website now.

BBC Radio 5 Live

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A special programme looking back at Nottingham Forest during the Brian Clough years and their rise under him to become two times champions of Europe is on BBC Radio 5 live from 21:30 BST.

As a new film about the most successful time in the club's history is released, we speak to the players, including £1m man Trevor Francis and Wendy Taylor, daughter of Peter Taylor, about how the stars aligned to create what has been widely acknowledged as a miracle.

As some of you know, ex-England batsman Kevin Pietersen was at BBC Sport HQ today.

Here is what he told BBC Radio Four:

Would you like a coaching role with England?

"I think that it is a sad, sad state that the messages that I receive from some of the current players that it is difficult for them to ask me questions and advice because they fear they might get into trouble for getting in touch with me.

"I know for a fact that there was a little bit of a worry that getting advice from me would be frowned upon. I don't really want to go into that or dwell on that.

"It's a sad position that with what I have achieved in the game with England that it seems to be sort of a no-go.

"I love English cricket and I want these guys to do well. I love seeing what Paul Farbrace and Trevor Bayliss are doing with that side at the moment."

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Katherine Copeland and Katherine Grainger are two of four Olympic champions who will compete in the British Rowing Championships this weekend.

They will both compete in the women’s quad event.

The men’s eight that won World gold in Aiguebelette will be split across four boats, with seven of them racing in a very strong men’s four competition. 

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Opener Dimuth Karunaratne scored an unbeaten century as Sri Lanka reached 250-2 at stumps on the opening day of the first Test against the West Indies on Wednesday.

Full scorecard.

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Former Scotland international Kenny Logan described the three-week bans which have ruled hooker Ross Ford and lock Jonny Gray out of the rest of the World Cup as a "sick joke".

Ford and Gray were handed the bans for a clearout of Jack Lam at a ruck during the pool victory over Samoa last Saturday which secured the Scots a quarter-final against Australia.

"This is a sick joke," he told the DailyTelegraph. , external

"Two Scottish players with a perfect disciplinary record get a three-week ban for clearing out a player with no malicious intent at a ruck just because he fell awkwardly. There is no level playing field. This is a shameful decision."

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How will the three home nations perform at Euro 2016?

• Will Northern Ireland continue surprising?
• Will Bale & Ramsey lead Wales to the latter stages?
• Will England shock the world by qualifying from the group stage?

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