The International Cricket Council changes the venue of the India-Pakistan World T20 group match to Kolkata for security reasons.

Bangladesh beat a spirited Netherlands side by eight runs in their first match of the World Twenty20 in Dharamsala.

Fans of Premier League clubs will pay no more than £30 for tickets to away matches for the next three seasons.

The cost of watching football has been a hot topic of debate, with supporters at Liverpool organising a high-profile protest over proposed increases in season ticket prices.

Now the top flight's 20 clubs have "unanimously agreed" that more should be done to help away fans.

The £30 away ticket cap will be introduced from next season.

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There is still "a wall of denial" within Russian athletics and its federation is not doing enough to prove it is ready to participate at this summer's Olympic Games in Rio, Dick Pound has said. 

The Russian athletics federation was suspended from all international competition for doping offences in November after a meeting of IAAF council members. 

Pound, chair of the World Anti-Doping Agency's independent commission, said: "Even with the presence of credible evidence, there was, and to some extent there still is a wall of denial. Russia, in the sport of athletics, is on the outside trying to get back in. The onus is on it to justify any readmission."

What's Novak Djokovic up to? Funny you should ask because the world number one has been courtside in Los Angeles watching the Lakers. 

(Look away now if you don't want to know the score) but the Lakers went on to beat Orlando Magic 107-98.

BBC Sport's Simon Stone was at Manchester United's press conference this morning and was told by United manager Louis van Gaal that he "lives in the past". 

We can certainly confirm Simon's wardrobe needs updating, bringing into the 21st century... 

But anyway, Stone asked how far United and Liverpool had fallen by meeting in the Europa League. The Dutchman also denied viewing the Merseysiders as an "enemy". 

You can watch the video by clicking here. 

Arsenal forward Theo Walcott has revealed the squad held clear-the-air-talks to salvage their season, the Evening Standard , externalreports. 

“We are not going to lie. We know as a unit it has been tough and we all had a good chat amongst us behind closed doors, without even any of coaches or the manager knowing about anything. It is important that as a team [to know] we have got it in us. 

“We just have to produce it more often. You had a sense of the Tottenham game especially, when you go down to 10 men in a big game like that, the belief and the character was there. The never-give-up spirit was there as well. In the derby matches, they could be the matches that turn your season and we may have turned the corner."

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Liverpool teaming up with Manchester United to fix a football result? It's an unlikely alliance but as the 1914/15 season drew to a close, Manchester United had to beat Liverpool to avoid relegation. The players came to an ungentlemanly agreement.

League football was set to be suspended for the 1915/16 season due to World War One. Footballers, on much lower wages than those today, faced a summer without pay and years in the trenches. Before a game at Easter, players from the two teams met to fix the result: 2-0 in United’s favour with players betting at odds of 8/1. 

The game saw missed penalties, team-mates arguing and an angry 18,000 crowd. An investigation saw a number of players given life bans, with one later jailed for conspiracy.

You can read more about cheating in sport in the BBC's latest iWonder guide. 

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The big has plans to get bigger because Barcelona have unveiled plans to remodel their Nou Camp stadium with the capacity rising to 105,000 by the 2021-22 season.

A joint bid by Japanese architecture company Nikken Sekkei and a Catalan studio won the tender to remodel the home of the La Liga champions.

The Nou Camp has a capacity of 99,354 and is the biggest stadium in Europe. The redevelopment will also see the roof ring the entire stadium with all the seats being under cover.

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Parul Sharma:, external Andres Iniesta I would say. Was thinking should be Federer but no, I think I can't imagine Iniesta ever getting booed.

Dave Mitchell:, external Eboue should never be booed. When you boo Eboue it just sounds like Eboue. When you boo it sounds like an Eboue chant.

Storm Jarvis May:, external Rickie Lambert. He always gave 100% at Southampton and nobody here begrudges him his move.

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It's that time of day, time to furrow the brow, scratch the head and delve into the darkest depths of the memory bank in an attempt to answer today's Question of Sport teaser. 

Rather appropriately, it has a World Twenty20 theme...

David Beckham, a former Paris Saint-Germain player, of course, popped into the Parisian team's London hotel before their Champions League tie against Chelsea this evening. 

"È sempre un piacere rivederti @davidbeckham, external ✌️✌" wrote PSG midfielder Marco Verratti on Instagram earlier, which translated means: "It's always good to see you David Beckham." 

We're sure it is. 

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is concerned by the injury Aaron Ramsey suffered in the 4-0 FA Cup win at Hull.

Midfielder Ramsey, set to play a key role for Wales at Euro 2016 this summer, was replaced 16 minutes after coming on as a second-half substitute.

Arsenal have Laurent Koscielny out and fellow centre-backs Per Mertesacker and Gabriel also picked up injuries.

"The most serious looks to be Ramsey," said Wenger. "I think it's a thigh strain."

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England manager Roy Hodgson has said he will step down after Euro 2016 if the public demand his resignation.

The 68-year-old's contract expires after the tournament in France and although he would like to stay on and lead the team to the 2018 World Cup in Russia he said it wasn't just down to him. 

"If it's the time for me to walk away and leave it to someone else, then so be it," Hodgson told Talksport. "I certainly won't be looking to walk away from it. But I won't be clinging on when most people are wishing I wasn't there any more."

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Presumably, Essex and Worcestershire have gone to Abu Dhabi in pre-season to get away from the changeable English weather...

But after 20 overs of their game this morning, the match was abandoned because of a thunderstorm.

Essex all-rounder Graham Napier has taken this pretty spectacular shot.

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Hampshire captain James Vince says the ICC World Twenty20 can help put him on the path to playing Test cricket.

The 24-year-old has played three T20 matches so far for England, scoring 125 runs, with a strike-rate of 119.04.

"If it's a platform to go on and play other formats for England, then that'll be ideal," he told BBC South Today. 

"It's difficult to break the States. The Beatles managed it, One Direction got there, I think, and now it's Premiership Rugby's turn."

They are the words of Premiership commercial director Dominic Hayes as the English game prepares to break new ground on Saturday when its first competitive fixture overseas kicks-off just half an hour from bright lights of Manhattan and New York.

BBC Sport's Adam Williams examines the merits of Premiership Rugby's attempts to break America. 

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As we're on the subject of rugby union, Andrew Hore is to leave his role as Ospreys chief executive to take over at Australian Super Rugby side Waratahs in April.

Former Ospreys prop Andrew Millward will become their managing director.

Hore, 43, a former Welsh Rugby Union and New Zealand Rugby high performance manager, has been chief executive of the Pro12 outfit since 2013.

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We have more news on the injury to England hooker Jamie George. 

England forwards coach Steve Borthwick has revealed George may struggle to play again this season after a scan confirmed he will be out for up to 10 weeks. 

"Jamie hurt his biceps in training and had a scan. It's a ruptured tendon and it looks like he'll be out for eight to 10 weeks," Borthwick said. 

"On the video of the training session, I watched the incident and it looked very innocuous. It was an arm out during a tackle and that was it. 

"He carried on training and didn't think much of it, but then realised it was worse than he thought and saw the doctor."

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So Cristiano Ronaldo gets booed on a day when he scores his 40th goal of the season.

Elsewhere, a banner is shown at Hull saying Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger should leave his club, just as his side were winning 4-0 to reach the quarter-finals of a competition they have won for the last two seasons.

No-one, it seems, is safe from fans' abuse. But who should be?

So our talking point today is ... Which sports stars should never get booed and why?

Get involved by tweeting us using #bbcsportsday or by writing on the BBC Sport Facebook page.

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