Andy Murray progresses at Miami Open, England into Hong Kong Sevens quarter-finals and Sir Chris Hoy is backing Sir Bradley Wiggins to make a big impact. Here's our review of the last 24 hours.
Andy Murray eased past Donald Young to progressed to the third round of the Miami Open.
The world number four is a two-time winner of the event and dominated Young, who he beat at the recent Davis Cup in Glasgow, 6-4, 6-2.
He will now face world number 31 Santiago Giraldo, who defeated Murray at last year's Madrid Open.
"The match went well but it was tricky and difficult to feel comfortable on the court because of the windy conditions," he said.
Heather Watson narrowly lost the first set to 13th seed Angelique Kerber when rain stopped play.
Simon Amor's England team progressed to the last eight at the Hong Kong Sevens.
After a win over Wales yesterday, they confidently swatted aside the challenge of Kenya 17-7 before they were held 21-21 by the USA. But the USA's better points difference meant they topped the group and will now face Samoa while England take on Fiji for a place in the semi-finals.
Twelve months ago Amor's England finished runners-up to New Zealand at the iconic event and need a similar performance to edge up them the World Series standings, with Olympic qualification the ultimate prize.
Wales and Scotland both finished third in their pools and will now contest the ranking matches on Sunday.
Sir Chris Hoy believes there's a knight in lycra ready to ride in to the aid of Britain's cycling team - though he won't be making any surprise comeback.
Instead he's backing Sir Bradley Wiggins to make a big impact when he returns to the track.
Read our big interview with the six-time Olympic gold medallist.
Cross country skier Andrew Musgrave put a difficult few weeks behind him to return to the podium at the Norwegian Championships.
Musgrave famously won a hotly-contested Norwegian national title in the build-up to the Sochi Olympics, where he became the first British skier to reach the quarter-finals in his specialty sprint event.
He partnered Martin Johnsrud to silver in the team sprints and came third in the 10km classic.
Elena Allen shot a perfect 25/25 in qualifying at shooting's World Cup in Al Ain. But Allen failed to progress through the semi-final stages to the medal matches.