♦ Welsh rugby pores over new laws

Welsh rugby's top coaches have been given the low-down on the Experimental Law Variations that will be implemented in the new season. Welsh Rugby Union analysts led by Wales squad expert Rhys Long have compiled a dossier on the controversial laws. The dossier will be given to Cardiff Blues, Ospreys, Llanelli Scarlets and Newport Gwent Dragons' coaching bosses.	1 vote

♦ Azinger - 'Process has worked'

I'll look beyond friendships and just try to do what's right and get the best players on this team. United States Ryder Cup captain Paul Azinger has formally announced the eight players who have gained automatic qualification for next month's clash with Europe at Valhalla. Naming two-thirds of his 12-man team in a news conference on Monday...	1 vote

♦ Monty plans long-term

I plan on improving and there's no reason why not. I was going to say I'm fit enough, but I have never been, and mentally I never have been that way either! But I plan on improving to get back into the top 50 and then we'll take it from there. Get the Adobe Flash Player to view this content. Ewen Murray with a message for the Scot about his behaviour and responses to YOUR feedback.	1 vote

♦ Els admits to Open gamble

Ernie Els admits he will head into next week's Open Championship at Royal Birkdale with work to do on his game having taken a three-week break. Ewen Murray with a message for the Scot about his behaviour and responses to YOUR feedback. Mark Roe hails Ross Fisher's world-class potential, which could propel him into Ryder Cup contention.	1 vote

♦ Wyatt delight at new French move

Former Wales forward Chris Wyatt is to join French third-tier club Aix-en-Provence for next season. Wyatt, 33 left French top-flight club Bourgoin in June amid protests against his departure. His new role will include some coaching. Wyatt said: "I've signed the paperwork and am just waiting for final confirmation of the move. What are your thoughts on Wyatt's move? The former Neath...	1 vote

♦ Why this can be Andy Murray's year

Andy Murray finds himself in his first Grand Slam quarter-final when he plays world number two Rafael Nadal at Wimbledon on Wednesday. History is against the Scot Murray has never beaten the Spaniard in their three previous encounters. However, this is Wimbledon and a nation expects yet another special performance from its 21-year-old tyro.	1 vote

♦ Kent face Bears in quarter-finals

Champions Kent will travel to Edgbaston to play Warwickshire in the Twenty20 Cup quarter-finals after beating Sussex in their final group match on Friday. Yorkshire also had to win their last match at Trent Bridge to make the last eight and will travel to Durham.	1 vote

♦ Injured Donald withdraws

The Ryder Cup star was at level par for his round and six over for the tournament after a birdie at the par-four 14th. Donald is the fifth player to withdraw from this year's event and the third to do so in the middle of a round. Mark Calcavecchia withdrew on Thursday, during the first round and Ian Poulter, who was playing with Donald at the time, pulled out on Friday, also with a wrist injury.	1 vote

♦ Duo still in Hitman's sights

Ravinder Waraich says... I think that Floyd Mayweather retiring is the best thing that has happened to Ricky Hatton. The one and only reason is the fact that Hatton was schooled by "Money" back in December and although he (Hatton) is still a living legend, in order to keep his record, fan base and own belief in tact, he should pursue his career finale down another avenue.	1 vote

♦ Hatton to fight Malignaggi next

Ricky Hatton's next fight will be against Paulie Malignaggi for the IBO and IBF light-welterweight titles, reports BBC Radio Merseyside. Hatton's father and manager, Ray, confirmed a deal has been agreed. "We did the deal before the last fight. Malignaggi had to win and he got through with a win but broke his hand," Ray Hatton said.	1 vote

♦ Clarke to put Wales first

The Welsh event ends on June 1 and the two-day Walton Heath qualifying starts on the following day. The Northern Irishman still has hopes of playing his way into Europe's team for Valhalla after his Asian Open win in Shanghai three weeks ago. "My win in China really put my career back on track and I want to do everything I possibly can to be part of Nick Faldo's side," he said.	1 vote