Jeremy Guscott, Brian Moore and Ugo Monye criticise Warren Gatland's decision to call up six Wales and Scotland players to the British and Irish Lions squad for logistical reasons.

Those sides are touring Australasia, while England are in Argentina.

READ MORE: Gatland defends Lions call-ups

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Former UFC fighter Tim Hague has died aged 34 after being knocked out in a boxing bout in Canada on Friday.

The Canadian, who fought in UFC from 2009 to 2011, was knocked down five times in the first two rounds against Adam Braidwood before it was stopped.

He walked out of the ring but was then taken to hospital and fell into a coma.

"It is with incredible sadness, sorrow and heartbreak to report that Tim has passed away," his family said in a statement on Sunday.

Read more here.

All over. Australia's Nick Kyrgios has decided it is not worth aggravating that injury anymore.

The 22-year-old, who has struggled with hip and shoulder injuries this year, slipped awkwardly at 4-4 in the first set of his opening match at Queen's against Donald Young.

He was laid on court for a few minutes and had lengthy treatment on the sideline before returning to action.

But after missing two set points at 6-5, he has quit after losing the first set tie-break to the American.

Worrying times for the Aussie, who packs his bag and departs. Wimbledon starts in a fortnight...

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Rangers have signed Colombian striker Alfredo Morelos from HJK Helsinki on a three-year contract for an undisclosed fee.

The 20-year-old hit 47 goals in 62 appearances during his time in Finland, having started his career at Independiente Medellin in his homeland.

He has scored 17 goals in 19 games this season for the Veikkausliiga leaders.

Capped six times at Under-20 level, he is Ibrox manager Pedro Caixinha's sixth summer signing.

Ouch! Nick Kyrgios looks to be in a spot of bother at Queen's.

The Australian has had plenty of injury concerns recently, notably hip and shoulder complaints ahead of the recent French Open, and has his right leg heavily strapped here.

Now he has tumbled awkwardly after slipping on the grass at Queen's.

The world number 20 lies out behind the baseline for a few minutes, clearly in serious pain, before climbing to his feet and hobbling over to the sideline where he receives some more treatment.

Eventually he returns to the court to a tremendous ovation. Hmmm, we're not sure how long he will last here. This is a huge injury scare for him ahead of Wimbledon.

It is rare that I think to myself, "I wish I was at that footballer's wedding..." but then Craig David turns up at Manchester United defender Phil Jones' this weekend, and in his words, "shut the place down"...

"My wedding surprise from my wife" he posted on Instagram.

She is a keeper Phil...

Let's hope Kyrgios has remembered to bring his whites to London. He won't get away with those multi-coloured board shorts at Wimbledon...

Love him or mildly dislike him (we don't do hate on Sportsday), you can't take your eyes off Nick Kyrgios.

Luckily you can watch his every move right now on this very page. Or by turning on your television.

The unpredictable Aussie is just starting his first-round match at Queen's against American Donald Young.

Watch all the action using the play button at the top of this page or on BBC Two...

Eintracht Frankfurt have become the first Bundesliga club to employ a female scout - Helena Costa.

"She has real knowledge of football and has already experienced a great deal in her life in the sport. We want scouts who live in and know the countries where we’re looking for talent," said Eintracht director of football Fredi Bobic explained.

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Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Two

Grigor Dimitrov just glides through the court, he has amazing power when he gets in position. Ryan Harrison was always being pushed back.

When Dimitrov plays like that you think he is getting there towards a Grand Slam. Maybe this could be the year.

He loves the grass surface, and he already has great rhythm. He could be a major threat here and at Wimbledon.

Well this escalated quickly. Grigor Dimitrov is already through to the second round at Queen's. In less than an hour!

At least the spectators, who no doubt wanted to see the tennis go on a little longer, can nip downstairs for a ice-cold drink and slap on some more sun-cream.

Sixth seed Dimitrov rattles through the second set in about 20 minutes as American opponent Ryan Harrison loses his temper - smashing his racquet on his trainers after one point - on his way to losing the match.

"I'm always positive throughout the year but especially when the grass court season comes I have a different set-up in my mind. I'm very happy with the performance," Dimitrov tells BBC Sport.

Watch all the action from Queen's using the play button at the top of this page or on BBC Two...

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Former Chelsea midfielder Oscar triggered a mass brawl in the Chinese Super League as players and staff from his Shanghai SIPG side and opponents Guangzhou R&F fought on the pitch.

The club's £60m-signing appeared to twice strike the ball deliberately at Guangzhou players, and was consequently approached by opposition players.

Oscar fell to the ground following which the fracas ensued.

Portuguese manager Andre Villas-Boas defended Oscar, saying that he was "just being passionate".

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Grigor Dimitrov looks in fine fettle. The Bulgarian world number 11 is already a set up against American opponent Ryan Harrison at Queen's after winning 6-3 in the opener.

Harrison is ranked 41st in the world but he is being seriously bothered by Dimitrov's accurate serving and nimble movement.

On this evidence (and yes it is only about half an hour's evidence) the man formerly known as 'Baby Fed' could be a good man to back to go all the way this week.

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BBC Sport at Queen's

Necks are craned and tiptoes employed as spectators try to grab a glimpse of Andy Murray practising at Queen's Club. The five-time champion starts his title defence against Aljaz Bedene on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, an extra 3,000 or so spectators are sweltering here this year as the venue has undergone a big makeover, with Centre Court 30% bigger at almost 10,000 seats.

It's not the biggest of sites, wedged into a smart corner of west London, and we're feeling pretty cosy as the temperature nudges its way past 30C.

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Fortuna Koln, who play in the third tier of German football, have offered Cristiano Ronaldo free beer for life if he joins them., external

Unfortunately for the club, the Real Madrid forward is teetotal.

There are, of course, other reasons why he won't join the Cologne-based club.

Arsenal right-back Hector Bellerin has been linked with a move to Barcelona - reports state he has bought a house in the city., external

We got all excited that he had made a cryptic announcement and then realised Portugal are playing Russia in the Confederations Cup on Wednesday...

It's not only those lucky enough to be on a beach who are marking their territory with a towel.

Grigor Dimitrov, the 2014 champion, has just walked out onto Centre Court at Queen's, flapping his bright blue sweat-soaker onto his chair.

American opponent Ryan Harrison will be hoping the Bulgarian is 'in beach mode' in their first-round match...

Watch using the play button at the top of this page or on BBC Two...