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England's Bronte Law claims her first title on the LPGA Tour with a two-shot victory at the Pure Silk Championship in Williamsburg, Virginia.

Watch some of the best catches from previous Cricket World Cups, including Dwayne Leverock's famous lunge.

England captain Eoin Morgan tells one of his predecessors Michael Vaughan how he helped turn around the one-day fortunes of the World Cup favourites.

Sean O'Brien's hip injury is as a 'huge blow' to Ireland's World Cup prospects, says former fly-half Tony Ward.

England's Lucy Bronze discusses serious injuries, social anxiety and playing in the limelight in an exclusive series for BBC iPlayer.

Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak says some of their rivals are envious of the Premier League champions' success.

BBC Scotland's Tom English analyses Neil Lennon being offered the Celtic job in the wake of Scottish Cup final.

St Helens move six points clear at the top of Super League by beating Castleford in the final match of Magic Weekend.

Katarina Johnson-Thompson finishes strongly on day two to beat a strong field and win the Gotzis heptathlon with a world-leading, personal best score.

Ninth seed Elina Svitolina overcomes a tricky first-round French Open draw by beating seven-time Grand Slam champion Venus Williams.

St Mirren secure their Scottish Premiership safety with a dramatic penalty shootout win over Dundee United in the play-off final.

Italy's Dario Cataldo claims his first Giro d'Italia stage win as Richard Carapaz stretches his lead over Primoz Roglic in the overall standings, while Britain's Simon Yates and Hugh Carthy cross third and fourth.

Charlton score a 94th-minute winner to beat Sunderland in the League One play-off final at Wembley.

Roger Federer makes a winning return to the French Open with a dominant first-round victory over Lorenzo Sonego.

Lewis Hamilton holds off Max Verstappen, and survives a late collision with the Red Bull driver, to win a nail-biting Monaco Grand Prix.

Great Britain's Laura Muir is forced to settle for bronze as Melissa Courtney takes gold in the Westminster Mile, London.

Ireland back row forward Sean O'Brien is ruled out of the Rugby World Cup as he faces six months on the sidelines after an operation.

Watch as British runner Steph Twell and her partner Joe Morwood break a world record for the fastest mile while holding hands.

Greek sixth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas comfortably beats German world number 110 Maximilian Marterer to reach the second round of the French Open.

Football needs "to look at how it treats the owners at some of its clubs", says departing EFL chief executive Shaun Harvey.