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England won a thrilling first women's one-day international against West Indies by five runs in Montego Bay. Danielle Wyatt - seen here squashing her team-mate - was named player of the match for her 44 with the bat to help the tourists to 149.

The second game in the five-match series takes place again at the Trelawny Stadium. Can England go two-nil ahead in the series? 

Listen to live ball-by-ball commentary on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra and follow live text commentary on the BBC Sport website here from 15:15 BST.

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TV personality and wife of the England captain, Coleen Rooney has tweeted her support for her husband: "Love the way anyone and everyone has to have an opinion. Lighten up, life is short, give people a break. Some forget others have feelings too."

Among the many replies, one Manchester United fan tweeted: "When you can check your bank account every four weeks & have comfortably over £1 million in there, people have the right to judge." 

Mrs Rooney then hit back saying: "FANS should be positive about their TEAM (not just one player) preparing for the game tomorrow.

"When you have a six-year-old son listening to them, it's not nice".

"It's feelings that matter ....we're not plastic, he's not plastic we are people."

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Unlikely Wimbledon hero Marcus Willis will take on some of the biggest stars in tennis and have a chance to win $250,000 (almost £202,000) in a single night after being given the last spot in the "Tie Break Tens" contest in Vienna. 

Willis, who won six matches to reach the main draw of Wimbledon and eventually went down to Roger Federer in round 2, joins Andy Murray, Dominic Thiem, Jo Wilfried Tsonga, Tommy Haas and Goran Ivanisevic. 

“The opposition isn’t very good, is it? joked Willis. 

“In a three-set match against guys like Andy Murray, Dominic Thiem and Jo Wilfried Tsonga I would be unlikely to win, but in Tie Break Tens in a first-to-10-point tie-break? I think I could win a 10-point tie-break against anyone". 

The event takes place on October 23rd in Vienna. 

Alison Mackenzie, who was caught up in the Tunisian terrorist attack in June 2015, has described how she used powerlifting to help her deal with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

Watch her tell the story here.

World Mental Health Day, external is observed on 10 October every year, to help raise awareness of mental health issues.

Christopher Clee: He's not exactly playing well enough to earn a start. This is the problem with having an established captain at international level. It becomes difficult to drop him.

Danny Younger: What about the others it's not just him from front to back just not good enough.

Leslie Nuttall: The opposition know him too well. We need to change things around.

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Huddersfield Town boss David Wagner has been fined by the Football Association for "improper conduct" after his side's 1-0 loss at Reading in September.

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Great Britain 400m runner, Laviai Nielsen has urged those wanting to help at the 2017 World Athletics & ParaAthletics Championships to apply before the 16 October deadline.

Nielsen was kit carrier to Jessica Ennis-Hill during the heptathlon at London 2012.

"Volunteering can be amazingly rewarding and to be at the forefront of a global event in the UK will just be awesome," said the 20-year-old.

"If I wasn't hoping to be competing, I would do it again."

Find out more here. 

Slovenia coach Srecko Katanec says he would prefer England to not play captain Wayne Rooney for their World Cup qualifier on Tuesday.

"Wayne Rooney is a leader of this team, he has the experience a captain needs and it is quite hard to substitute him or leave him out," Katanec said.

"Because of his experience and quality I would rather he would not start than he does start." 

Rooney is set to start as a substitute for the game.

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Jockey Henry Brooke, who was brought out of an induced coma yesterday following a fall at a Hexham racecourse on Saturday, has tweeted to give an update on his progress.

Brooke, 25, is believed to have broken his collarbone and suffered a suspected collapsed lung when riding Old Storm in a novices' handicap chase.  

Get the low-down on this weekend's tweets from the world of international football, including dodgy faces, tickly beards, jam-jar photobombs and a killer insider tip on Lithuanian goal-scoring "tekkers". 

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Scotland can get a positive result in Slovakia if they employ a high-tempo strategy, says Steven Pressley.

The former international defender watched Slovakia lose in Slovenia on Saturday, providing a report for Scotland manager Gordon Strachan.

"If you allow them to get a rhythm, they can be a very effective team," Pressley told BBC Scotland.

"Slovenia were aggressive out of possession, they pressurised them and didn't allow them to settle."

Read more here. 

Scotland play Slovakia on Tuesday at 19:45 BST. Coverage on BBC Radio Scotland, online, mobile, the BBC Sport app, live text on BBC Sport website.

Shane: As a United fan I'm shocked at the support by some for Rooney to keep starting for England - He's been poor for weeks now.   

Johnny Magrinho: I can't think of any other English player with as much desire to play for England as Rooney. He's something of a talisman. A good team is a good team because of chemistry, unification & sharing a common goal, not because of individuals.  

Jake has a theory on the apparent booing at Wembley on Saturday....

Jake Beard: I was shouting Roooooo-ney.

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Former Manchester United and Wales winger Ryan Giggs has told BBC Wales that Swansea City "already had an eye" on Bob Bradley, who they appointed as their manager.

Giggs held talks about the manager's job at Swansea prior to Bradley replacing former boss Francesco Guidolin, but said "a few things" prevented the move.

Simon Hawkins: Southgate talks of being brave enough to drop Rooney but isn't it braver to stand by him with fans criticism of the captain?

Ismaeel A: Rooney gives 100% every time he plays for England. England greatest goalscorer. Needs a top performance to keep critics quiet.

Martini Rossineri: If players are going to be dropped for poor performances we will have Rashford in goals and at full back and centre back and on the wing and midfield and upfront. Haha what a farce. The media are picking the team. 

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An Australian runner who suffered life-threatening burns when she was trapped by a bushfire during a race has completed the Hawaii Ironman, seen as the world's toughest triathlon.

Turia Pitt received burns to 65% of her body and was told she would never compete again after the 2011 ultra-marathon in Western Australia.

After 200 operations, she completed the 226km (140 mile) Hawaii event on Sunday

She has been hailed on social media as an "amazing role model".

Ms Pitt completed a 3.8km swim, 180km bike ride and 42km run in a time of 14:37:30.

Read more here. 

Smith dropped by sportswear sponsorpublished at 13:13 British Summer Time 10 October 2016

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Gymnastics

Milano Pro Sport, manufacturers of gymnastics attire and suppliers to British Gymnastics, will no longer use Louis Smith as a model on their brochures followinga video leaked online suggested him mocking Islam.

Smith posted an apology on his social media accounts on Sunday.  

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