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Lancashire name former batsman Stephen Titchard as head coach for their 2016 Womens' Cricket Super League campaign.

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New Zealand were let off the hook by Pakistan as they fought back to win the first one-day international in Wellington by 70 runs.

The Black Caps collapsed to 99 for six batting first, before some late-innings hitting from Henry Nicholls - who top scored with 82 - got them to 280 for 8 after their 50 overs.

Impressive bowling from Trent Boult and Grant Elliott, then ensured Pakistan's response never gained any momentum and they were restricted to 210 all out in 46 overs.

A reminder that Jurgen Klopp is holding a news conference at around 13:00 GMT.

We'll bring you the best of what the Liverpool boss says.

The Reds, remember, take on Stoke in the League Cup semi-final at Anfield tomorrow. Liverpool lead 1-0 from the first leg.

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Northampton Saints boss Jim Mallinder has admitted it was a "big ask" to expect his 19-year-old son Harry to play against Scarlets in the Champions Cup.

Mallinder Jr, playing at centre, scored a try as Saints won 22-10 to progress to the last eight.

"He's not played in the Premiership yet so it was a big ask to play in Europe. But we've seen what he can do. He's been doing it for a long time but matured, particularly over the last year," said his father.

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Nottingham Forest boss Dougie Freedman says striker Matty Fryatt is "nowhere near" returning from an Achilles injury.

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By the way, bit of a shock earlier in Melbourne where the 13th seed Milos Raonic knocked out 2014 champion Stan Wawrinka in a five-set thriller.

The Canadian goes through to face Gael Monfils in the last eight.

Andy Murray has been doing the traditional post-match on-court interview with Jim Courier.

"Bernard fought right to the end and made it very tough for me, but I was just able to make a few more balls," says the triumphant British number one. "It was a bit of a scrappy match, a bit up and down."

Courier asks if it has been a difficult time, a reference to his father-in-law's illness (Nigel Sears, Kim's father, collapsed earlier in the tournament).

"The last few days have been very tough," agrees Murray. "A lot of emotions, things changing all the time in my head, so it has been stressful. So it was good to get through today and hopefully I can relax in the next couple of days and get prepared for the next game."

That will be against David Ferrer, on Wednesday.

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Grand news. Andy Murray has joined Johanna Konta in the Australian Open quarter-finals.

The Brit made short work of Bernard Tomic, winning in straight sets, 6-4 6-4 7-6.

The third and final set was the toughest, Murray requiring a tie-break (won 7-4) to finish off his man.

Murray next plays David Ferrer. Could be a tricky one though - the Spaniard is yet to drop a set in the entire tournament.

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Bristol captain Dwayne Peel's return to first team action has been deferred until March.

The Wales and British and Irish Lions scrum-half has not featured in a competitive fixture during the 2015-16 season.

Explaining Peel's continued absence, a statement on the Bristol website read: "The extended period is to resolve a minor issue arising from shoulder surgery undertaken during the early part of the campaign."

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Some sad news to bring you.

Explorer Henry Worsley has died after suffering exhaustion and dehydration during a solo attempt to cross Antarctica.

The former Army officer, 55, was 71 days into his effort to become the first person to cross the Antarctic unaided.

His wife Joanna announced the news, saying she felt "heartbroken sadness".

Mr Worsley, from Fulham in London, had died of "complete organ failure", her statement added.

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Plenty of video for you to watch on the BBC Sport website today.

Simply click here and take your pick. 

Robert Warren: Under 13 game, we were top away to 3rd place. We went 2-1 down with 20 seconds left, drew 2-2. 

Kieren Thomson: A tense manoeuvre on a Bishop won me the 2002 Sandham Middle School Chess Championship when I was 11. Counts, right? 

Andrew Neill: A matchplay golf game where i went 3 down 3 times and clawed it back to all square 3 times to then win on the 19th. #Thriller.

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Two Premier League managers are talking to the media today.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp (13:00 GMT) and Stoke manager Mark Hughes (14:30) will be discussing the League Cup semi-final meeting between their sides at Anfield tomorrow.

Will the former have new glasses on? We'll bring you the best of what is said at both press conferences.

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National League strugglers Welling United have sacked manager Loui Fazakerley after 10 months in charge.

The Wings are currently 22nd in the table and without a win in 10 league matches, a run stretching back to October.

Coaches Matt McEntegart and Paul Barnes have also left the club.

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