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As Shaw, 36, joins squad to face the All Blacks, Chris Hewett asks why Johnson has failed to develop his most promising young talents

Flower takes the moral high ground in Arthur skirmish

On being offered a perfect opportunity to engage in verbal skirmishes with South Africa yesterday, Andy Flower dashed for the moral high ground. It was a smooth and dignified manoeuvre by the England coach who, given the tactics adopted by the opposition, may yet have to turn the other cheek a time or two in his principled eyrie.

Mercedes hope to keep hold of Button

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Djokovic digs deep to extend hot streak

Home favourite Monfils beaten as Serb continues superb end-of-season run

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Sir Keith Mills turns attention to America's Cup

London Olympics and World Cup bid playmaker Sir Keith Mills has turned his managerial eye on what he describes as a structure "not fit for purpose" as he tries to capture the America's Cup for Britain.