Edmund pushing in the third, he takes the two-time Wimbledon champion to 30-30, two points away from an early break, but the door is closed. 2-1 Murray.

Back to the 21-year-old's serve, and boy he's putting some power into the forehand, it's a formidable weapon alright. 

Oh hello! Andy's got some weapons of his own! He absolutely creams a forehand down the line with the score at 40-0. Next point is his as well, can Edmund hold his nerve... no! Unforced error sends the ball long and we have deuce.

Oh my, Edmund's forehand really is ticking, it's a brute, Murray getting first serves back in play but struggling with the power shots. And there's the game, no more worries for Edmund.

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Former All Blacks Dan Carter and Joe Rokocoko gave drug tests which showed "anomalies" before this year's Top 14 final, says French newspaper L'Equipe., external

But the New Zealand pair's manager says both had therapeutic use exemptions (TUEs) - giving them permission to take prescribed medicines.

Simon Porter told the New Zealand Herald:, external "We have been aware of the issue for a few weeks. Our understanding and assurances we've had are all the documents around TUEs were in place."

Fly-half Carter, 34, and winger Rokocoko, 33, scored 20 points between them as Racing Metro beat Toulon 29-21 in the June final.

No nerves from young Kyle Edmund, as he almost holds his first service game to love, dropping his first point once the hard work was done at 40-0, then rounding off the game straight after. Impressive.

That levels the scores, after Murray made similarly easy work of the first game of the match.

The calm before the storm? Let's hope so.

Bryan Habana equalled Jonah Lomu's World Cup try-scoring record as he led South Africa into the quarter-finals in the 2015 competition with a crushing 64-0 victory over the United States.

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There has been lots of talk over security issues for England's tour of Bangladesh, but watch here as the Bangladesh military demonstrates its security capability.

One-day captain Eoin Morgan and batsman Alex Hales withdrew from the touring England squad because of concerns over security.

The two countries are currently playing the first one-day international, with England on 51-1 in the tenth over.

Follow our live text here.

The all Brit showdown in the quarter-finals of the China Open is all set, with top seed Andy Murray taking on 21-year-old training partner Kyle Edmund. 

We'll be keeping you abreast of the action right here, so don't go anywhere!

England had been ticking along nicely, but James Vince - given a chance at the top of the order after losing his place in the Test squad - has been dismissed by Shafiul Islam, leaving them on 41-1 from 7.2 overs.

Next up? It's Ben Duckett on debut. Good luck lad!

Follow the cricket live here. 

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Premiership Rugby has criticised England boss Eddie Jones' decision to hold a full-on three-day training camp between Premiership matches this week.

And when you consider that flanker Sam Jones broke his leg and winger Anthony Watson broke his jaw, you can kind of see where they're coming from...

Premiership Rugby, the body representing English top-flight clubs, said the format was "not anticipated".

"Premiership Rugby believes England should not be doing full training sessions straight after a Premiership weekend," a statement read.

"We would not expect full training sessions to occur during the two remaining two-day England camps planned this season."

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It'll be a super Saturday of sport tomorrow, and just a stone's throw from BBC towers the Super League Grand Final will take centre-stage from 18:00 BST.

Fewer than 11 miles separate the towns of Warrington and Wigan, whose fans will descend on Old Trafford.

The local rivals will compete in the showpiece event with both having points to prove.

Wolves have been one of the most consistent performers in England over the past decade but have never clinched the top prize, while the Warriors will be looking to avoid a third straight loss at the final hurdle.

BBC Sport took a look at some of the sub-plots.

Daniel Hodson: Being a Villa fan you don't get to smile much so last time would have been beating Blues in League Cup last season.

Alex Shcnopple: When Jenson Button & Lewis Hamilton won their very first Formula 1 titles, a much deserved sets of great moments it was.

Keep tweeting us on those sporting moments that made you smile. Got any pictures as well? Then send them across.

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Tickets for the Sports Personality of the Year 2016 have now gone on sale.

The Genting Arena in Birmingham will host the event on Sunday, 18 December and will celebrate an outstanding 12 months of British sport.  

Find out how you can secure tickets here. 

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Former Aston Villa defender Antonio Luna and Eibar team-mate Sergi Enrich have apologised after a video appeared online of them having sex with a woman.

The players released a joint statement saying that they were not responsible for leaking the video of a "private act involving fully consenting adults".

The pair were dropped for Eibar's friendly against fellow La Liga side Leganes on Wednesday.

The statement, signed by both players, added: "We hope this incident won't degrade the image of the club or of our team-mates."

They added they were sorry if the video "offended our fans and the city of Eibar in general".

Join Paralympic champion Hannah Cockroft as she spends the day as guest editor at BBC Sport to talk about how sportswomen are portrayed in the media.

Watch here and send in your questions.

Are Manchester United prepared to make £52.7m signing? Where will Leonardo Bonucci finally end up at the end of all the incessant transfer speculation surrounding his potential move to the Premier League? Why is Paddy McNair unhappy? 

These are the pressing issues in today's football gossip, so get yourself over there.

England have won the toss and will bat first in the opening one-day international against Bangladesh.

Northamptonshire's Ben Duckett will make his England debut after impressing throughout the domestic season, and Nottinghamshire's Jake Ball comes in for his first limited overs cap, at the expense of Liam Plunkett.

Follow BBC Sport's live text commentary of the match here.

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It must be weird playing one-on-one against a mate at the highest level of sport, right?

Right. Andy Murray says that the build-up to his all-British China Open quarter-final against Kyle Edmund will be "uncomfortable". That's one way of putting it.

The world number two is a Davis Cup team-mate of Edmund, 21, and regularly trains alongside him during off-season.

The Scot, 29, beat Russia's Andrey Kuznetsov in straight sets on Wednesday to go through while Edmund beat Spaniard Roberto Bautista Agut.

We'll be bringing you updates from that match as it happens - which could be rather soon. We're just trying to work out exactly how imminent that will be, but you'll be the first to know when we do.

In case you didn't know, today is apparently World Smile Day.

So that is our inspiration for today's Sportsday debate.

We want to know, what in sport has made you smile? If you have any pictures of you celebrating a great sporting moment then even better and send them to us as well.

Get involved on Twitter using #bbcsportsday or via the BBC Sport Facebook page.

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