• Over-by-over commentary from the IPL decider in Mumbai
• CSK chasing 179 for victory at the Wankhede Stadium
• Pakistan thump woeful England in first Test
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6.03pm BST

17th over: Chennai Super Kings 166-2 (Watson 108, Rayudu 10) That’s it! Watson limps a single off Rashid to reach an astonishing century: 51 balls, seven fours, eight sixes. And he took 11 balls to get off the mark!

5.59pm BST

16th over: Chennai Super Kings 154-2 (Watson 98, Rayudu 8) So much for playing Kumar with respect. Rayudu has just Leatherfaced a short ball over long off for six. A single brings Watson on strike, and he steers a single to move to 98 and keep the strike. CSK need 25 from 24 balls.

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• Serena Williams spells danger on eve of inspirational return
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6.03pm BST

But Ostapenko might just join her on that list - she’s broken-back to love, unable to get a rhythm going.

6.02pm BST

Ostapenko is starting her way back, breaking for 2-0. In the open era, Anastasia Myskina is the only champion to go out in the first round the following year - that was in 2004 and 2005.

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• Froome set for Giro glory despite being spat at

6.03pm BST

Stage 21 top three, then:

1 – Sam Bennett

6.01pm BST

What a final 500m that was, especially given Bennett was all alone and Viviani flanked by three team-mates. Such speed at the end there. And now we wait for Froome et al, who are I think about eight minutes away. Viviani takes the points jersey, by the way.

Two goals, including an extra-time winner, from club captain Richard Wood took the South Yorkshire club up to the Championship

5.57pm BST

Congratulations, Rotherham, who can look forward to Villa Park, Stoke, The Hawthorns and the Liberty. Commiserations to Shrewsbury, who get to go to Sunderland. The best team won, it has to be said. Now, one play-off to go. Coventry v Exeter on Monday. Who will be travelling to the New Meadow?

5.53pm BST

Rotherham manager Paul Warne speaks

They went toe to toe with us, I am really proud of my group of lads. It was a horrendous 12 months last year. [On Wood] I call him my wrecking ball. He is prepared to break his nose for the team. His attacking and defending set pieces was the difference. The only person I didn’t want to beat was [Shrewsbury manager Paul Hurst] Hursty, but Hursty will go on to great things.

Michael Gove says move prompted by rising population and decline in certain habitats

A new wave of national parks could be created after the environment secretary, Michael Gove, announced plans for a review of protected areas.

The review, which will also consider areas of outstanding natural beauty (AONBs), will look at how they can bolster wildlife, improve visit access and support the people who live and work there.