Turnbull’s meeting with Frank Sinatra at the Savoy Hotel ended up in a late-night jamming session

Batsman of the Day

The former Scotland international leaves Gloucester

Batsman of the day Can I play you every week? Darren Stevens must be thinking along those lines whenever Essex are the opposition. Kent's veteran all-rounder, now in his 17th season in first-class cricket, has made five of his 25 career hundreds against Essex, including three in his last four visits to the County Ground at Chelmsford, where he advanced from 91 not out overnight yesterday to 136 before he was caught on the long leg boundary trying to hit a second consecutive six off Ravi Bopara. The runs put pressure on the home side, who conceded a first-innings lead of 84, then slipped calamitously to 24 for 5 as Mark Davies took four wickets in 11 balls. But James Foster and Ben Foakes saved the day.

The 26-year-old is a former England Saxons player

High Court judge lifts ruling on 'Monster of Worcester' who impaled victims on railings

Stuart Lancaster names 11 uncapped players in squad

Harlequins guaranteed themselves a place in the Aviva Premiership play-offs after England scrum-half Danny Care claimed a hat-trick in a 42-26 win away to Worcester Warriors.

Bath (7th) v Leicester (2nd)

Ryan takes over following last night's departure of head coach Richard Hill

Last weekend's heavy defeat at Saracens was the Midlanders' eighth in nine league outings

Saracens 47 Worcester 17

The Leicester director of rugby, Richard Cockerill, was delighted with his returning players in his side’s 12-9 victory at Exeter on Saturday.

Toby Flood booted Leicester up to second place in the Premiership when he landed four penalties as the Tigers edged Exeter 12-9 in a kicking contest in Devon.