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World number one Andy Murray completes a 7-5 7-5 victory over Luxembourg left-hander Gilles Muller in an hour and 55 minutes.

Murray will face another left-hander, Spaniard Albert Ramos Vinolas, in the round of 16. 

Next up on the same court it is Kyle Edmund's big moment. The British player plays clay court guru Rafael Nadal.

Rory McLeod is within one frame of victory at 9-7 against world number two Judd Trump but he will have to wait until tonight to conclude the match.  

Small Man Peaky: What more did Launchbury need to do? Should have won player of 6N. AWJ (why Jones) been ordinary for a long time now.

Euan Young: Gutted at the lack of Scots - really harsh on Johnny Gray. Welsh players named that were completely torn apart at Murrayfield

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Dale Steyn has been left out of South Africa's Champions Trophy squad as the bowler continues his recovery from a shoulder injury. 

The 33-year-old paceman has been out since breaking a bone in his right shoulder in the first Test against Australia in November. 

However, Steyn has been named in the South Africa 'A' four-day squad for the forthcoming tour of England and could yet feature in the four-Test series against England, which starts on 6 July.

The Champions Trophy in England begins on 1 June. 

South Africa Champions Trophy squad: Hashim Amla, Quiton de Kock, Faf du Plessis, AB de Villiers (captain), JP Duminy, David Miller, Chris Morris, Wayne Parnell, Andile Phehlukwayo, Kagiso Rabada, Imran Tahir, Dwaine Pretorius, Keshav Maharaj, Farhaan Behardien, Morne Morkel. 

Judd Trump has pinched an edgy frame, rolling in the final blue and pink, and now trails Rory McLeod 8-7 in the best-of-10-frame encounter at the Crucible. 

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And there will be detailed reaction tonight in 5 live Sport with Mark Chapman from 19:00 BST in a Lions Special, featuring former Lions tourists Matt Dawson and Martyn Williams.

Former England scrum-half Austin Healey, who was part of two Lions tours, gives his views on today's Lions squad announcement.

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He may have been beaten yesterday but Stuart Carrington said joining an elite group to score three consecutive centuries at the World Championship was one of many positives from his first-round loss against Liang Wenbo. 

Carrington followed John Higgins, Mark Selby, Ronnie O'Sullivan and Neil Robertson into the triple-ton record books with breaks of 124, 101 and 107. 

"To be in that bracket is amazing," the 26-year-old Grimsby potter said. 

But the world number 48 described the 10-7 loss as a missed opportunity.

Live coverage from The Crucible continues here.

Iain Gordon McGregor: 12 Welshmen in Lions squad. Won 2 from 5 in Six Nations, not winners then! What can possibly go wrong? Only two Scots, nonsense.

Jamie Scrymgeour: its an absolute joke of a lions team.... @Scotlandteam, external played brilliant in the 6 nations and ONLY TWO GOT PICKED

Henry Ashman: Gatland picked his dumper trucks from the 8th best side in the world, over the dynamic, creative players from the 2nd & 5th...

Look what our friends at BBC West Midlands have done to uncle Harry. Don't mention "wheeler dealer" though for goodness sake. We shall see if any of these phrases are mentioned later this afternoon in the new Birmingham manager's news conference.

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Chay Wood: Shocking squad. Too many Welsh not enough Scots. That's coming from an Englishman.

Stephen Ash: As a Welsh fan I can only apologise. More Scots should have made the plane and certainly less Welsh players who are not on form right now. Still whatever the squad, let's smash those All Blacks

And here's another look at Warren Gatland's selection for the Lions tour to New Zealand:

Forwards: Rory Best (Ireland), Dan Cole (England), Taulupe Faletau (Wales), Tadhg Furlong (Ireland), Jamie George (England), Iain Henderson (Ireland), Maro Itoje (England), Alun Wyn Jones (Wales), George Kruis (England), Courtney Lawes (England), Joe Marler (England), Jack McGrath (Ireland), Ross Moriarty (Wales), Sean O'Brien (Ireland), Peter O'Mahony (Ireland), Ken Owens (Wales), Kyle Sinckler (England), CJ Stander (Ireland), Justin Tipuric (Wales), Billy Vunipola (England), Mako Vunipola (England), Sam Warburton (Wales)  

Backs: Dan Biggar (Wales), Elliot Daly (England), Jonathan Davies (Wales), Owen Farrell (England), Leigh Halfpenny (Wales), Robbie Henshaw (Ireland), Stuart Hogg (Scotland), Jonathan Joseph (England), Conor Murray (Ireland), George North (Wales), Jack Nowell (England), Jared Payne (Ireland), Jonathan Sexton (Ireland), Tommy Seymour (Scotland), Ben Te'o (England), Anthony Watson (England), Rhys Webb (Wales), Liam Williams (Wales), Ben Youngs (England) 

Here is the definitive 'dream come true'. This is Jack Nowell asleep in his Lions shirt as a youngster during his Cornish Pirates Youth days. 

Now he is in the Lions squad.

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Andy Murray takes the first set in 57 minutes against Gilles Muller, who promptly kicks his racquet beyond recognition and leaves it residing solemnly on the clay at the Monte Carlo Masters.

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But after being 4-2 up against world number one Andy Murray, Gilles Muller of Luxembourg will serve to save the first set at 5-6 in the Monte Carlo Masters.

World number 54 Rory McLeod is only two frames from victory against Judd Trump now at 8-6.