England's cricketers are struggling against India A in their warm-up match ahead of the one-day series.

With England having made 282 before being bowled out, India are 255-3 after just 35 overs.

David Willey, Adil Rahsid and Moeen Ali have each taken one wicket for the tourists. Ajinkya Rahane - who is in India's one-day squad - made 91.

Ian Shacklock: Villa, still Ricky Villa, what a fantastic run, amazing goal 

There is a BBC Radio 5 live show tonight (19:30 GMT) celebrating 90 years of BBC radio commentary.

Anthony Lowe: Ali Brownlee's fantastic commentary on Boro winner in semi-final of Uefa Cup. Still gives goosebumps 11 years on! RIP Ali 

Keir Baker: Ali Brownlee - BBC Tees - Boro v Steaua Bucharest - "Boro have plunged a steak into the heart of Dracula's boys" 

Steve Hewitt: Got to be Ali Brownlee Boro vs Steaua Bucharest. "Everyone round my house for a Parmo.

BBC Tees' Brownlee, who commentated on Boro for 30 years, died last year.

Here is his commentary from Boro's 2006 win over Steaua Bucharest.

"Whips a great looking ball in. Header… goooaaaaaal! Massimo Maccarone!

"Maccarone's header - and Boro have struck a stake to the heart of Dracula's boys and it could be Eindhoven time!"

On the final whistle: "That is it. It's Eindhoven! It's Eindhoven! Boro have made it. 

"One of the greatest nights in the history of football! We go back to 1876, the infant Hercules, found out of the foundries of Teesside, mined out of the Eston hills.It's party! Party! Party! Everybody round my house for a Parmo! We're there!"

There is a BBC Radio 5 live show tonight (19:30 GMT) celebrating 90 years of BBC radio commentary.

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West Ham manager Slaven Bilic says Dimitri Payet will not train with the club after the Frenchman said he wants to leave.

"We have said hundreds of times we don't want to sell our best players. He's definitely our best player," added Bilic. 

"That's why we gave him a long contract, and then a new contract four months later. 

"I phoned him with that and he refused to play for us. I have a team to manage. 

"He's probably been tapped up by some clubs or whatever. That is usual at this time of year. 

"It started 10 days ago when the window started.

"But until he changes his attitude he is out of the team and he's not going to train with us. But we are not going to sell him, not whatsover."

The BBC will continue to broadcast the Aegon Championships at The Queen's Club on TV, radio and online until 2024.

The news coincides with Andy Murray's decision to commit to playing at Queen's for the rest of his career.

"To know that Andy will play at The Queen's Club for the rest of his career and that the BBC will cover it every step of the way is a huge boost," said tournament director Stephen Farrow.

British number one Johanna Konta is into her third WTA Tour Final after beating Eugenie Bouchard at the Sydney International.

World number 10 Konta won 6-2 6-2 against the Canadian and will play Agnieszka Radwanska in the final on Friday.

Not bad with the Australian Open coming up next week...

John Dykes: "This must be like the Alamo for Blackpool... whatever that was like" - MOTD September 2010 

Dion Farnes: "England.. have done it.. in.. the.. last.. minute.. of.. extra time" John Motson goes Dalek v Belgium in WC90 

Ian Callender: Anything by Peter (The Master) Jones. "I don't belive it. I swear I do not believe it." Winning goal in 1979 Cup final 

There is a BBC Radio 5 live show tonight (19:30 GMT) celebrating 90 years of BBC radio commentary.

BBC Radio 5 live

As we celebrate the 90th anniversary of sports radio commentary on the BBC, enjoy a selection of comical moments down the years, including the famous ‘leg over’ incident featuring Brian Johnston and Jonathan Agnew from Test Match Special in 1991.

You’ll also hear Alan Green describing a furry pitch invader at Arsenal, plus the occasion when Alan himself was the subject of a stadium announcement midway through a commentary!

As well as these clips, you’ll also hear the response of Norwegian commentator Bjorge Lillelien to Norway’s 2-1 win over England in 1981, which has become one of the most well-known pieces of sports commentary.

  Hear more during 90 Years of BBC Radio Sport Commentary, which will be broadcast tonight at 19:30 GMT.  

We told you this earlier but Manchester United have now officially confirmed midfielder Marouane Fellaini's contract extension with the club.

It comes after United triggered a clause in Fellaini's contract that will keep him at Old Trafford until 2018. 

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Strong stuff from Slaven Bilic on Dimitri Payet who says he does not want to play for West Ham.

"This team, the staff, we gave him everything, we were always there for him," added Bilic, external. "I feel let down. I feel angry.

"I don't think he will go this window but it will be hard to keep him happy.

"I expect from him to come back and to show commitment and determination to the team like the team has shown to him.

"We aren’t going to sell him, not whatsoever. It’s not a money issue or anything. We want to keep our best players."

Liz Mitchell: 'That's gone straight into the confectionery stall... and out again' :) God Bless Richie Benaud 

Rob Sutton: "Jones, Bowden, Kasprowicz the man to go" Richie Benaud after the end of the Edgbaston Test in 2005 

Read more about his quotes, and the late cricket commentary legend's life, here.

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There is a BBC Radio 5 live show tonight (19:30 GMT) celebrating 90 years of BBC radio commentary.

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The big news to come out of Slaven Bilic's news conference this morning is that Dimitri Payet has told the club he does not want to play for them.

But, the West Ham manager has also been talking about this weekend's game against Crystal Palace which follows a 5-0 home FA Cup defeat to Manchester City.

"We have to bounce back from the Man City defeat and make up for it on Saturday. It is a massive game," he said.

"We want to pick up points and be safe as soon as possible. We have a chance on Saturday to make the gap bigger with teams below us."  

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Strong words from Slaven Bilic on Dimitri Payet - clearly feels he's been betrayed by the player's attitude.

And given Payet's attitude and performances this season, which elite clubs does he think will be queuing up to buy him?  

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Michael Smith: Leeds vs Wakefield Trinity. Don Fox kick to win the game. Eddie Waring "He's missed it!". Priceless. Rhino for life since then

Read more about Eddie Waring's BBC career here.

"One of his most celebrated and most typical comments came at the end of the 1968 Challenge Cup final, Leeds vs Wakefield Trinity.

"In the last minutes of the match, Don Fox had the chance to win the cup for Wakefield.

"When he missed his goal kick, Eddie's reaction, which perfectly captures his gutsy commentary style, was a simple; 'Eee, poor lad!'"

There is a BBC Radio 5 live show tonight (19:30 GMT) celebrating 90 years of BBC radio commentary.

Dimitri Payet has told West Ham he does not want to play for the club.

The Frenchman joined West Ham from Marseille for £10.7m in June 2015.

The 29-year-old has regularly been linked with a move away from West Ham and started the Hammers' last game - against Manchester City in the FA Cup - on the bench.

A reminder that manager Slaven Bilic has the club "are not going to sell him".

Arsenal defender Laurent Koscielny has signed a new "long-term" contract at the club today. 

In this tweet he confirms the deal runs until 2020.

West Ham boss Slaven Bilic says they will not sell Dimitri Payet despite the Frenchman asking to leave.

"We have said we don't want to sell our best players but Dimitri Payet does not want to play for us. We are not going to sell him," Bilic said.  

"I spoke to the chairman and this is not a money issue. We gave him a long contract because we want him to stay."

West Ham's Dimitri Payet has said he does not want to play for the club.

West Ham boss Slaven Bilic is the next Premier League manager to take his seat in a news conference today. 

He's given some early team news on Michail Antonio.

The 26-year-old, who has scored eight goals this season, will not train today due to a temperature.

"Hopefully it will just be one day and he will be back," Bilic said.

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BBC Sport

Manchester United have triggered a clause in Marouane Fellaini's contract that will keep him at Old Trafford until 2018.

Fellaini signed a four-year deal with the option of a further year when he joined from Everton for £27.5m in 2013.

United boss Jose Mourinho has activated the option despite uncertainty over the 29-year-old midfielder's future.

Fellaini was booed by his own fans last month but scored in the EFL Cup semi-final win against Hull on Tuesday.

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