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South Africa captain Wiaan Mulder explained declaring on 367, the fifth-highest score in Test history, instead of chasing Brian Lara's record 400 not out.

DAVID COVERDALE AT WIMBLEDON: Wimbledon have overhauled their electronic line calling system to prevent future 'human errors'.

YouTube and Soccer Aid star, AngryGinge, was arrested at the British Grand Prix over the weekend. AngryGinge, real name Morgan Burtwistle, was accused of causing damage.

An MLS goalie said he is 'back home resting' after he was rushed off the field in an ambulance on Sunday. Seattle and Columbus were deep into second half stoppage time when it occurred.

MATTHEW LAMBWELL AT WIMBLEDON: Tim Henman has described as 'complete garbage' complaints from players about the accuracy of electronic line calling.

Lando Norris has been warned that the McLaren team-mate he beat, Oscar Piastri, will be incensed enough by his 'harsh' punishment to fire back in their two-horse race for the world championship.

It's considered impolite to talk about the Ashes while a blockbuster series is raging against India - but the plight of England's bowlers has left little option.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY NIK SIMON: For a few seconds, I am flat on the floor of the Opetaia Boxing Club. That is what happens when you agree to take a punch from Sonny Bill Williams.

Soccer star Trinity Rodman made an elegant return to Wimbledon as she settled in to watch her boyfriend and tenth-seeded men's singles star Ben Shelton compete in the fourth round.

Andy Carroll became a fan favourite in his single campaign at Bordeaux after dropping down the divisions and taking a huge pay cut to play for the side.