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Andy Murrayis about to return to court for his first match since his Davis Cup semi-final heroics against Australia.

Murray faces America's Steve Johnson in the second round at the Shanghai Masters.

It's due to start in the next few minutes and follows a cracking encounter between Kei Nishikori andNick Kyrgios.

Australian Kyrgios took the opening set 6-1, Nishikori the second 6-4, and then the Japanese - playing some truly beautiful shots - took the decider.

As for Murray, we'll bring you regular updates as soon as it gets under way - it's due to start in the next few minutes...

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Some meat on the bone of that last story.

Steven Finn will return home because of a bone stress injury to his left foot.

Finn had made a late run into the reckoning for selection as third seamer for the first Test match of three against Pakistan, only to suffer pain in his foot.

He took four for 16 in England's warm-up match against Pakistan A in Sharjah but was then ruled out of the first Test and has spent the past three days on crutches.

"Finn has been ruled out of the remainder of the tour of the UAE with a bone stress injury to his left foot, which requires a period of off-loading to aid recovery," said an ECB statement. "He will return to the UK today for further assessment."

Bad news for England off the pitch as well...

For goodness sake Steve, it's the morning after qualification, can't we all just enjoy it...

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By the way, if you wish to sample some of the atmosphere inside the Cardiff City Stadium last night, have a listen to some of the match commentary here - including the goals of Aaron Ramsey and Gareth Bale.

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Back to Wales, who have alreadystarted their preparations for Euro 2016, twice visiting France in recent months to look at potential training bases.

Although Coleman's side recently rose to an all-time world ranking high of eighth, the nature of Uefa's coefficient ratings mean they will be among the bottom group of fourth seeds for the tournament, potentially leading to a difficult draw.

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Quickly to the cricket, where day two of England's first |Test against Pakistan is under way (play started at 07:00 BST).

It's not been a terrific start by Alastair Cook's men.

Pakistan resumed on 268-4 with England chasing early wickets. But they've drawn a blank and instead the hosts have put their foot on the accelerator and raced to 350-4, Shoaib Malik passing the 150 mark.

You will find live text commentary here, but be warned - looks like it could be a long day.

Some of the best photos from Cardiff...

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Suffice to say, the Welsh lads were pretty happy...

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The father of the late Gary Speed - Roger - has been talking to BBC Radio 5 live about his pride at Wales’ qualification for Euro 2016.

He also talked about how he was brought to tears by the crowd in their last home qualifier against Israel.

Listen to the interview here.

Let's start with Wales because boy do they deserve it.

Their 2-0 win over Andorra at the Cardiff City Stadium wasn't the finest 90 minutes of football you'll ever see but frankly, who cares?

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Having already secured their place at a first major tournament since the 1958 World Cup, there was an electric atmosphere around the ground with the match almost secondary to the jamboree in the stands.

Aaron Ramsey scored - firing in after Ashley Williams's header was saved - then, fittingly, Gareth Bale struck his seventh goal of the campaign with five minutes to go.

Wales finished second in Group B following Belgium's win against Israel. They're off to France next summer, they can't wait - and neither can we.

GOOD MORNING.

Or. to people in Wales, a much softer and quieter... 'good morning', as your heads might be a bit sore today.

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What a party it was in Cardiff as Chris Coleman's men, already qualified of course, completed their qualifiers with victory over Andorra.

More on that shortly, plus everything else that's going on in the sporting world.

First, the papers.