England one-day wicketkeeper-batsman Sam Billings has signed an extension to his contract with Kent.
The 24-year-old has played five one-day internationals and five Twenty20 internationals since making his debut in June last year.
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Your penalty shootout highlights and nightmares
Kevin Laister: Grimsby losing to Bristol Rovers on penalties in the National League conference play-off final devastating.
Ian Evans: Sons under eights cup final went to penalties. Tied after 5 then goalies had to take them. He saved his and scored the winner!
Carol Ann Wood: I'm a Chelsea supporter so best is easy. And I was in the stadium! Worst, maybe the final in Moscow.
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We're guessing this is the best one, Carol. Didier Drogba converting the winning penalty as Chelsea beat Bayern Munich to win the 2012 Champions League finalImage caption: We're guessing this is the best one, Carol. Didier Drogba converting the winning penalty as Chelsea beat Bayern Munich to win the 2012 Champions League final
In the Oscar-nominated film, actor Leonardo Di Caprio plays Hugh Glass, who has to fight for survival after being attacked by a bear.
"You can see in that film what a human being can do if his motivation and desire is sufficient," Westley told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire.
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NFL to probe Manning claims
American Football
An interesting line coming out of the US this morning: the NFL is to investigate claims that Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning used banned human growth hormone.
The allegations were made by broadcaster Al Jazeera and Manning has described them as "complete garbage".
Manning will be aiming to lead the Broncos to victory in Superbowl 50, which as we mentioned is live on the BBC on 7 February.
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Martial can be a great - Blind
Football
Anthony Martial has the attributes to be among Manchester United's best-ever strikers, says clubmate Daley Blind.
"He is a big talent, he is still young and we cannot forget that. But you can see on the training pitch and even in the matches already how much quality he has," Blind told the club's website.
"He is very quick of course, he is strong and I think he is really calm in front of the goal. He has everything needed to become a great striker."
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'Be yourself' Jones tells Hartley
Rugby Union: Six Nations launch
New England coach Eddie Jones has been talking about his newly-appointed captain Dylan Hartley.
"It is all a bit of a whirlwind at the moment," says Jones. "He has some good people around him and he is starting to lead from the front.
"I'm sure when he relaxes a bit you will see the real Dylan. My advice to him would be to be yourself."
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Your penalty shootout highlights and nightmares
Jonathan Symons: Said to new colleagues 'I've never missed a penalty in my life'. Played that night, missed, saved by the guy who sits next to me.
Simon Lewis: Palace 5-4 Sunderland in the 03-04 play-offs. Remember Jeff Whitley stuttering run-up & Michael Hughes' winner like it was yesterday.
Rees: Playing for school team in the final of a local cup, 5-4 to them, last penny is mine, going top right, slip and hit the joint.
Tell us your penalty shootout highlight or nightmare by tweeting us using #bbcsportsday or leaving a message on the Match of the Day Facebook page.
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Silva at his best by season end - Pellegrini
Football
Manchester City midfielder David Silva will be operating at 100% by the end of the season, says manager Manuel Pellegrini.
Silva had a six-week lay-off with an ankle problem prior to the minor knock he picked up in the League Cup semi-final first leg 2-1 loss to Everton on 6 January.
Limited to just 13 Premier League starts this campaign, Silva has scored two goals and registered eight assists and his manager expects him to get better.
"David has had different injuries during the season. But now he is feeling better so I hope he will finish the season in his best performance," Pellegrini said.
Monfils hits back
Tennis
Drama at the Australian Open. France's Gael Monfils has snatched the second set 6-3 to level proceedings against Canadian Milos Raonic.
A reminder that you can follow live text on that quarter-final here.
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Hazard in £80m Real move?
Latest gossip
Chelsea midfielder Eden Hazard has set his sights on a summer move to Real Madrid, the Sun reports.
New Real manager Zinedine Zidane is a known admirer of the Belgian.
But the Blues are reportedly determined to hold out for £80m.
'Eddie will bring a new edge to England'
Rugby Union: Six Nations launch
Throughout the day we are expecting to hear from all the coaches involved in the Six Nations.
Wales coach Warren Gatland expects new England coach Eddie Jones to be a success in his role.
"I have known Eddie for a long time and he will bring a new edge to England," Gatland tells Sky Sports
"It often happens when a new coach comes in, everyone is on their toes and they will be a tough side. Luckily we don't play them until our fourth match."
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Wales beat England 28-25 during the Rugby World Cup in SeptemberImage caption: Wales beat England 28-25 during the Rugby World Cup in September
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Your penalty shootout highlights and nightmares
After Liverpool's win over Stoke on penalties we are asking for your penalty shootout highlights and nightmares. It can be games you have played in or games you have watched.
Tim McSweeney: In goal for my school against big rivals in the cup. 3-3 AET. I save their 5th penalty and step up to score the winner. Cue bedlam.
Tom Guy: I missed a penalty in sudden death only for my brother to get me out of jail by saving the opponents next one, we won in the end.
AcBrook: West Ham vs Everton in the third round of the FA Cup last season, 9-8 on penalties, Adrian scoring the winner!
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Raonic in control
Tennis
In the last men's quarter-final at the Australian Open, it's Canada's Milos Raonic who has an early lead.
The number 13 seed has taken the first set against France's Gael Monfils 6-3.
You can follow our live text commentary of that match here.
On this day
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January 27, 1991 saw the closest Super Bowl in history.
Exactly 25 years ago today, the New York Giants defeated the Buffalo Bills 20-19 in Super Bowl XXV.
Bills kicker Scott Norwood had a last-second place kick to clinch victory, but sent it wide right of the posts - starting a four-game Super Bowl losing streak for the Bills.
A reminder that this year's Superbowl between the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers takes place on 7 February, and there will be live video and text coverage right here on the BBC Sport website.
Birthdays
Plenty of birthdays around the sporting world today, including former New Zealand cricketer Daniel Vettori, who turns 37.
Russian tennis player Marat Safin is 36.
And ex-Ireland rugby union captain Keith Wood is 44 today.
Perfect for Liverpool fans, but it may be painful listening for Stoke supporters.
'The atmosphere was electric'
Football
Interviewing footballers is not always the easiest thing, and it is not helped when the team are in a party mood after securing their place in a Wembley final.
Liverpool midfielder Joe Allen spoke to BBC Radio 5 live minutes after his side’s Capital One Cup semi-final penalty shoot-out victory over Stoke City. His interview competed with chants from exuberant team-mates in the background singing a popular song about Kolo and Yaya Toure.
The Welshman, who scored the winning penalty, said: "Sometimes it's more exciting to get through like this. It's not good for the stress, but the atmosphere afterwards was electric".
The Reds won 6-5 on penalties and will play Manchester City or Everton at Wembley on 28 February.
'We were by far the better team'
Football
Stoke manager Mark Hughes, unsurprisingly, disagreed with Klopp's assessment that Liverpool deserved to progress.
"I thought we were by far the better team," he said. "We were behind in the tie and I'm proud of what the players produced.
"Nobody gave us a chance - why they would do that I don't know. We've proved for a couple of years that we're a good team. I think Liverpool were delighted to go to penalties and then it's a lottery.
"We got a win on paper - goodness knows how long it's been since we won here - but the objective was to get to a Wembley final which we didn't."
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Billings extends Kent contract
Cricket
England one-day wicketkeeper-batsman Sam Billings has signed an extension to his contract with Kent.
The 24-year-old has played five one-day internationals and five Twenty20 internationals since making his debut in June last year.
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Your penalty shootout highlights and nightmares
Kevin Laister: Grimsby losing to Bristol Rovers on penalties in the National League conference play-off final devastating.
Ian Evans: Sons under eights cup final went to penalties. Tied after 5 then goalies had to take them. He saved his and scored the winner!
Carol Ann Wood: I'm a Chelsea supporter so best is easy. And I was in the stadium! Worst, maybe the final in Moscow.
Posh need 'Revenant' desire
Football
Peterborough boss Graham Westley said his players need to take inspiration from 'The Revenant' following their 1-0 home defeat by Burton.
In the Oscar-nominated film, actor Leonardo Di Caprio plays Hugh Glass, who has to fight for survival after being attacked by a bear.
"You can see in that film what a human being can do if his motivation and desire is sufficient," Westley told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire.
NFL to probe Manning claims
American Football
An interesting line coming out of the US this morning: the NFL is to investigate claims that Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning used banned human growth hormone.
The allegations were made by broadcaster Al Jazeera and Manning has described them as "complete garbage".
Manning will be aiming to lead the Broncos to victory in Superbowl 50, which as we mentioned is live on the BBC on 7 February.
Martial can be a great - Blind
Football
Anthony Martial has the attributes to be among Manchester United's best-ever strikers, says clubmate Daley Blind.
"He is a big talent, he is still young and we cannot forget that. But you can see on the training pitch and even in the matches already how much quality he has," Blind told the club's website.
"He is very quick of course, he is strong and I think he is really calm in front of the goal. He has everything needed to become a great striker."
'Be yourself' Jones tells Hartley
Rugby Union: Six Nations launch
New England coach Eddie Jones has been talking about his newly-appointed captain Dylan Hartley.
"It is all a bit of a whirlwind at the moment," says Jones. "He has some good people around him and he is starting to lead from the front.
"I'm sure when he relaxes a bit you will see the real Dylan. My advice to him would be to be yourself."
Get Involved #bbcsportsday
Your penalty shootout highlights and nightmares
Jonathan Symons: Said to new colleagues 'I've never missed a penalty in my life'. Played that night, missed, saved by the guy who sits next to me.
Simon Lewis: Palace 5-4 Sunderland in the 03-04 play-offs. Remember Jeff Whitley stuttering run-up & Michael Hughes' winner like it was yesterday.
Rees: Playing for school team in the final of a local cup, 5-4 to them, last penny is mine, going top right, slip and hit the joint.
Tell us your penalty shootout highlight or nightmare by tweeting us using #bbcsportsday or leaving a message on the Match of the Day Facebook page.
Silva at his best by season end - Pellegrini
Football
Manchester City midfielder David Silva will be operating at 100% by the end of the season, says manager Manuel Pellegrini.
Silva had a six-week lay-off with an ankle problem prior to the minor knock he picked up in the League Cup semi-final first leg 2-1 loss to Everton on 6 January.
Limited to just 13 Premier League starts this campaign, Silva has scored two goals and registered eight assists and his manager expects him to get better.
"David has had different injuries during the season. But now he is feeling better so I hope he will finish the season in his best performance," Pellegrini said.
Monfils hits back
Tennis
Drama at the Australian Open. France's Gael Monfils has snatched the second set 6-3 to level proceedings against Canadian Milos Raonic.
A reminder that you can follow live text on that quarter-final here.
Hazard in £80m Real move?
Latest gossip
Chelsea midfielder Eden Hazard has set his sights on a summer move to Real Madrid, the Sun reports.
New Real manager Zinedine Zidane is a known admirer of the Belgian.
But the Blues are reportedly determined to hold out for £80m.
'Eddie will bring a new edge to England'
Rugby Union: Six Nations launch
Throughout the day we are expecting to hear from all the coaches involved in the Six Nations.
Wales coach Warren Gatland expects new England coach Eddie Jones to be a success in his role.
"I have known Eddie for a long time and he will bring a new edge to England," Gatland tells Sky Sports
"It often happens when a new coach comes in, everyone is on their toes and they will be a tough side. Luckily we don't play them until our fourth match."
Get Involved #bbcsportsday
Your penalty shootout highlights and nightmares
After Liverpool's win over Stoke on penalties we are asking for your penalty shootout highlights and nightmares. It can be games you have played in or games you have watched.
Tim McSweeney: In goal for my school against big rivals in the cup. 3-3 AET. I save their 5th penalty and step up to score the winner. Cue bedlam.
Tom Guy: I missed a penalty in sudden death only for my brother to get me out of jail by saving the opponents next one, we won in the end.
AcBrook: West Ham vs Everton in the third round of the FA Cup last season, 9-8 on penalties, Adrian scoring the winner!
Raonic in control
Tennis
In the last men's quarter-final at the Australian Open, it's Canada's Milos Raonic who has an early lead.
The number 13 seed has taken the first set against France's Gael Monfils 6-3.
You can follow our live text commentary of that match here.
On this day
January 27, 1991 saw the closest Super Bowl in history.
Exactly 25 years ago today, the New York Giants defeated the Buffalo Bills 20-19 in Super Bowl XXV.
Bills kicker Scott Norwood had a last-second place kick to clinch victory, but sent it wide right of the posts - starting a four-game Super Bowl losing streak for the Bills.
A reminder that this year's Superbowl between the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers takes place on 7 February, and there will be live video and text coverage right here on the BBC Sport website.
Birthdays
Plenty of birthdays around the sporting world today, including former New Zealand cricketer Daniel Vettori, who turns 37.
Russian tennis player Marat Safin is 36.
And ex-Ireland rugby union captain Keith Wood is 44 today.
Yorkshire re-sign Williamson
Cricket
County champions Yorkshire have re-signed New Zealand batsman Kane Williamson for part of the 2016 season.
The 25-year-old will be available for for three Championship games, eight in the T20 Blast and three in the One-Day Cup between 9 June and 18 July.
"His value as a player is beyond question," said Yorkshire head coach Jason Gillespie.
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Your best and worst penalty shootout memories
The dreaded penalty shootout. Great if your team wins, torture if they lose.
So for our first talking point we want to know your best penalty shootout moments, as well as those penalty shootout nightmares.
It can be from a game you have watched, or a game you have played in.
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Relive the penalty drama
Football
Perfect for Liverpool fans, but it may be painful listening for Stoke supporters.
'The atmosphere was electric'
Football
Interviewing footballers is not always the easiest thing, and it is not helped when the team are in a party mood after securing their place in a Wembley final.
Liverpool midfielder Joe Allen spoke to BBC Radio 5 live minutes after his side’s Capital One Cup semi-final penalty shoot-out victory over Stoke City. His interview competed with chants from exuberant team-mates in the background singing a popular song about Kolo and Yaya Toure.
The Welshman, who scored the winning penalty, said: "Sometimes it's more exciting to get through like this. It's not good for the stress, but the atmosphere afterwards was electric".
The Reds won 6-5 on penalties and will play Manchester City or Everton at Wembley on 28 February.
'We were by far the better team'
Football
Stoke manager Mark Hughes, unsurprisingly, disagreed with Klopp's assessment that Liverpool deserved to progress.
"I thought we were by far the better team," he said. "We were behind in the tie and I'm proud of what the players produced.
"Nobody gave us a chance - why they would do that I don't know. We've proved for a couple of years that we're a good team. I think Liverpool were delighted to go to penalties and then it's a lottery.
"We got a win on paper - goodness knows how long it's been since we won here - but the objective was to get to a Wembley final which we didn't."