India continue to rack up the runs on day four of the final Test in Chennai. Karun Nair has become only the fourth Indian batsman (Virender Sehwag, Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman the others) to make 250 as India reach 701-6

There are 14 overs left in the day, and no sign of a declaration from India captain Virat Kohli just yet despite a lead of 224 runs. Surely Kohli will want a cheeky few overs at England's openers before the close?

You can follow ball-by-ball coverage on Test Match Special and with our live text commentary, but we'll bring you updates if anything major happens.  

Reaction to Manchester City moving up to second in the Premier League courtesy of a come-from-behind win over Arsenal. Plus, wins for Spurs and Southampton.

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Watch the best bits from Sports Personality of the Year 2016.

Some interesting developments at Meadow Lane. Notts County are currently in 20th place in League Two, a point above the relegation zone.

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Hear from Andy Murray, Michael Phelps, Claudio Ranieri, Jamie Vardy, who all came backstage to speak to our panel. We hear from all the winners at the BBC's flagship event.

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Leicester City are to appeal against the red card shown to striker Jamie Vardy in Saturday's 2-2 draw with Stoke City. We also understand the Football Association are likely to seek comments from both clubs regarding alleged coin-throwing by fans at the game on Saturday.

Robin Armstrong: In an otherwise ghastly 2016, Andy has been elevated into the GBSOAT conversation. No better role model out there. 

Daniel P Hockings: Djokovic won three majors this year. Murray wasn't even the best player in his sport. Greatness is not being the second best player in your sport. The term gets thrown around far too often. There are two or three top tennis players in the world yet there are 50 top golfers. Danny Willet sports personality. 

Steve Howes: It should be sportsperson of the year not personality as so many winners don't have personality.

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Speaking of cricket an interesting story on the back of The Times about the return of cricket to mainstream terrestrial television.

England's bowlers still going through the mill in Chennai, as India reach 600-5 after tea. India's Karun Nair has just turned his maiden Test century into a maiden double hundred.

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The Daily Telegraph make reference to Andy Murray's Sports Personality of the Year victory on the front page of its sports section.

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Some tasty comments from Liverpool striker Divock Origi ahead of the Merseyside derby. The Belgium international, who comes across as a mild mannered soul, has predicted tonight's clash at Goodison Park will be like a "war".

After Andy Murray won his third BBC Sports Personality of the Year award, that got us thinking is he one of Britain's all-time sporting greats?

Is he the best? Or do you think there is somebody light years ahead of him?

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The i sport back page plays it straight, however...

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The Daily Mirror exchange  'You' for 'Zoo' in a popular terrace chant aimed at referees.

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The pun-loving sub-editors on national newspaper desks must have been rubbing their hands when Arsene Wenger said referees are "protected like lions in the zoo" after Arsenal's 2-1 defeat to Manchester City. Here's the Daily Express' offering.

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BBC Sports Personality of the Year Andy Murray says he would have voted for triathlete Alistair Brownlee, who finished second.

Brownlee, who won Olympic gold, helped his exhausted brother over the line in September's Triathlon World Series in Mexico.

“It would have been Alistair because what he did earlier in the year, I just think it’s a really important message," said Murray.

“As well, what they do in their career is obviously a extremely tough, physical, hard sport.

“But then at the end of something like that, that it isn’t just about the winning all of the time.

“I think sometimes that gets lost a little bit in sport and I think that was a really, really  important message so it was really cool to see.

“I have a brother who competes obviously at the highest level as well so it was really nice to see that.”

So Andy Murray won his third BBC Sports Personality of the Year last night, with more than twice the votes of second-placed Alistair Brownlee? So how did the voting breakdown go?

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First things first. If you were hoping to wake up to some good news from day four in Chennai then we're sorry to be the bearer of bad tidings. India finished day three of the final Test on 391/4 and they have pushed on to 572-5 today as England's bowlers toil.

Murali Vijay was trapped lbw by Liam Dawson in the morning session but that's the only success England have had as India pile on the runs. Led by Karun Nair, who is currently 187 not out, India are 95 runs ahead.

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The clean-up operation at the Genting Arena will be well under way this morning after the BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards last night. 

But while all that glitter is swept up, and the empties cleared away, we're going to keep the party going here on Sportsday with all of the reaction and talking points from last night's star-studded awards.

Obviously we will be on top of any breaking sports stories when they happen as well, so stick around.