RICHARD GIBSON AT THE OVAL: In flooring a dolly spooned to mid-on by Sri Lankan captain Dhananjaya de Silva shortly after tea, Hill provided the tourists with a huge let-off.
LAWRENCE BOOTH AT THE OVAL: There's been a restlessness to his batting in this series and it's frustrating spectators as much as it ought to be frustrating Brook at present.
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CRAIG HOPE AT THE AVIVA STADIUM: Mail Sport's man on the ground runs the rule over interim boss Lee Carsley, looking at his team selection, his tactics, touchline demeanour and more.
IAN HERBERT IN PARIS: It's about more than powering across a 200-metre stretch of water in under a minute for Emma Wiggs,who joined the ranks of Britain's great Paralympians.
COMMENT BY JONATHAN McEVOY: Even in stuttering victory in Dublin against the Republic of Ireland part of a national heritage was burnt before the game started.
DAN EVANS: I know many players who would have pulled the plug and retired if they were two sets down and vomiting all over the court. Jack didn't. He battled on and fought and he did everyone proud.
LAWRENCE BOOTH: Moeen, 37, had already retired from Test cricket, for a second time, after last year's Ashes, but then took part in England's World Cup campaigns.
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NIK SIMON: By the time Jonny Wilkinson played his final match in France, the entire crowd rose to its feet in his honour. Owen Farrell is embarking on a similar journey of escapism.
DAVID LLOYD: After Ollie Pope's scintillating century on day one, the Surrey man's side collapsed on day two, posting a total of 325 all out before taking to the field with the ball at the Oval.
DOMINIC KING: Some of the things Shankly said have been embellished through the decades but his evocative description of Yeats proved to be timeless.
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