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Cricket
And talking about that England warm-up match - which started at 08:00 GMT - there's been a very early wicket.
It's not ideal news either - skipper Alastair Cook going for a paltry two after facing just seven balls.
So Alex Hales already has a new partner, with Nick Compton joining him at the crease and getting an early chance to stake a claim for a Test spot.
The opening Test against South Africa starts on Boxing Day.
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And another snippet... Nick Compton has been given an early chance to restate his England credentials after being included at number three in the first tour match against a South African Invitational XI in Potchefstroom.
Image source, Getty ImagesCompton played the last of his nine Tests in May 2013 but has been given first opportunity to replace Ian Bell at first drop.
Alastair Cook won the toss and chose to bat first in the three-day game, during which England will use 13 players, including the uncapped left-arm seamer Mark Footitt.
Gary Ballance and James Anderson will not bat in the first innings but will play some part in the match, with Chris Jordan, Samit Patel and Jos Buttler left out entirely.
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Some breaking news from the world of cricket before we get stuck into the footie... England wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow has signed a new three-year deal with Yorkshire.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe 26-year-old is currently in South Africa with the Test squad, with England beginning a three-day warm-up match in Potchefstroom on Tuesday.
Bairstow will remain with the county champions until at least 2018 after scoring 1,108 first division runs at 92.33 last season.
"I'm delighted to be signing a new contract with Yorkshire," said Bairstow.
Football
There's a lot of fallout and a lot of reaction to get through from last night's Leicester-Chelsea match - you can listen to it all by downloading the 5 live Football Daily, including interviews with Claudio Ranieri and Jose Mourinho.
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