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1. Ireland beat spirited Wales to keep Grand Slam hopes alive

   Watch highlights as Ireland beat a spirited Wales side 27-18 to keep their hopes of a third successive Grand Slam Six Nations title alive.

2. Ireland hold off resurgent Wales to stay on course for title

   Ireland clinch their 14th Triple Crown and remain on course for a third successive Six Nations title after beating a resurgent Wales in a Cardiff thriller.

3. Carey takes stunning one-handed 'goalkeeper's' catch to remove England's Salt

   Australia's Alex Carey takes a stunning one-handed catch to remove England's Phil Salt for 10 in the ICC Champions Trophy match at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore.

4. 'What a finish!' - Rogers dives over line to score Wales' second try

   Watch as Tom Rogers dives over the line to score Wales' second try against Ireland in their Six Nations match at The Principality Stadium in Cardiff.

5. 'Oh no!' - Archer drops sitter to gift Carey half-century

   Jofra Archer drops a simple catch on the boundary at deep mid-wicket to gift Australia's Alex Carey his half-century as Australia reach 250-4 in their run chase of England's 351-8 in their ICC Champions Trophy match at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore.

6. Great Conan finish as Ireland take early lead

   Watch as Jack Conan goes over to score Ireland's first try against Wales in the Six Nations.

7. 'What a way to do it!' - Duckett hits back-to-back tennis-style fours to reach century

   Ben Duckett hits back-to-back boundaries with identical tennis-style strokes to reach his century for England against Australia in the Champions Trophy in Lahore.

8. Who is Scotland-based Congolese heavyweight Bakole?

   Martin Bakole faces the biggest fight of his career on Saturday night, having taken on the chance to tackle Joseph Parker at late notice.

9. Katate Dori lands Ladbrokes Trophy Chase at Kempton

   Katate Dori, ridden by Charlie Deutsch, won the Ladbrokes Trophy Handicap Chase at Kempton, 15 lengths clear of favourite Hyland.

10. VAR should not get involved in penalty decision - Moyes

    Everton manager David Moyes says the VAR was wrong to "get involved" after a late penalty decision against Manchester United was overturned.