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The England and Wales Cricket Board wants to introduce an innovative '100 balls' format into its new city-based tournament.

Five-time winner Ronnie O'Sullivan will play Stephen Maguire, while defending champion Mark Selby faces Joe Perry in the first round of the World Championship.

Fifa dismiss a complaint by England of racial abuse during last year's Under-17 World Cup final due to a "lack of sufficient evidence".

Arsene Wenger says he isn't worried about his future as Arsenal manager with former Gunners captain Patrick Vieira widely tipped to succeed his former manager.

BBC weather presenter Simon King with the forecast for the 2018 London Marathon.

Great Britain captain Anne Keothavong says the Fed Cup must not be "ignored" while so much "time and energy" is being devoted to Davis Cup reform.

BBC Sport Wales' Dafydd Pritchard examines why Scarlets' Champions Cup semi-final against Leinster is so significant for the Welsh side.

All Blacks great Dan Carter says he is more motivated than ever as he looks to end his top-level career by winning the Champions Cup.

Scotland's Callum Hawkins says collapsing close to the end of the men's marathon race at the Commonwealth Games will make him a "better athlete".

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger gives his support to safe standing in English football after rejections from the government.

Chelsea's Marcos Alonso is given a three-match ban for violent conduct after a tackle on Shane Long in Saturday's 3-2 win at Southampton.

New Australia captain Tim Paine says the team will reduce their levels of sledging under his leadership.

Millwall Lionesses are set to avoid going into administration after raising more than £11,000 via a crowdfunding page.

Harry Cochrane is rewarded for his breakthrough season in Hearts' first team as the 16-year-old signs a three-year contract.

Replays of incidents reviewed by video assistant referees will be shown on big screens at this summer's World Cup.

Firefighters Justin O'Beirne and Tom Abell explain how the Paddington & Kensington fire services are running this year's London Marathon to raise money for children affected by the tragedy.

Wolves want to be one of the best clubs in the world - but their approach has not been without controversy, write Simon Stone

Australian batsman Shaun Marsh says playing alongside Michael Hogan again was among his reasons for joining Glamorgan.

Meet Joanne, Sandeep, Mel, James, Sue and Claire and discover their inspiring reasons for running the 2018 London Marathon.

Manchester United face Tottenham in Saturday's FA Cup semi-final - but which players would make your combined XI?