SAMI MOKBEL: You may have been on the internet over the last couple of days and come across a photo of Jamie Vardy and Harry Kane looking glum while sitting on a substitutes' bench. The picture was taken in May 2013. Kane - on loan at Leicester - is perched next to Vardy ahead of the Championship play-off semi-final second leg at Watford, a match their side lost. Fast forward three years and plenty has changed. Kane and Vardy are first-team regulars for their clubs, battling it out for the Premier League Golden Boot.

MIKE DICKSON: Jennifer Capriati turns 40 on Tuesday, a sobering thought for people who remember arguably the greatest wonderkid of any mainstream sport. Twenty seven years have elapsed since she graced the cover of Sports Illustrated magazine - headline: 'And she's only 13! - a hallowed status symbol for any athlete in America. Yet there has been no happy ending for the adolescent phenomenon. Instead the cover girl became the poster child for the dangers of having too much of everything forced upon someone so young.

Ross Barkley was left chasing warm-up balls at half-time during England's 3-2 friendly victory in Germany on Saturday, when he lost a playground favourite game with Kyle Walker. After coming out without a ball, the England subs played 'rock, paper, scissors' to determine who had to go back and fetch them.

EXCLUSIVE: Despite being embroiled in a relegation battle, Crystal Palace's Dwight Gayle and Fraizer Campbell joined Aston Villa forward Gabby Agbonlahor and defender Micah Richards for a night out in Dubai. The Premier League quartet had the Easter weekend off due to the international break and they took advantage of a rare break by jetting off to the United Arab Emirates.

Australia crashed out of the World Twenty20 as a Virat Kohli-inspired India booked their place in the semi-finals with a six-wicket victory. Kohli - ranked second in the ICC T20 batsman rankings, one place above England's Alex Hales - smashed Australia's hapless attack around the Mohali Stadium, racing to an unbeaten 82 off 51 balls to see India over the line with five balls to spare. With India requiring a daunting 39 off their final three overs, the 27-year-old cracked 32 off 11 balls to take his side to the brink of victory. 

SALE 27-20 LEICESTER: Danny Cipriani scored a match-winning try against Leicester as Sale maintained their unbeaten home record in the Aviva Premiership in a game that was suspended during the second half due to thunder and lightning. Referee Thomas Foley called the players off with 26 minutes remaining due to the looming storm above the AJ Bell Stadium but it soon subsided and, after a 10-minute break, the match restarted with the Sharks leading 20-13. Although the visitors hit back with a converted try from Vereniki Goneva to level the scores in the 61st minute, Sale won it when Cipriani weaved his way through in the 69th minute and then converted to make it 27-20.

Oxford have won the 71st women's boat race after Cambridge narrowly avoided sinking in the River Thames. It is Oxford's fourth successive women's boat race victory and eighth in the last nine years.

Holland goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen broke his nose after being caught by team-mate Klaas-Jan Huntelaar during a training session on Sunday. Cillessen, who was expected to start against England on Tuesday, looked badly bruised after Huntelaar's foot connected with the Ajax man's face. The 26-year-old clutched his face as he rolled around on the turf at the AFAS Stadium in Alkmaar before Holland's medical team rushed to his attention.

Cristiano Ronaldo does not often concede that other footballers are as good as him, but in a rare admission by the Portuguese, he said there is one such person who could become just as brilliant..his very own son. Being five years old, it is highly unlikely Cristiano Jnr is thinking too much about his career prospects just yet. However, if we are to take the word of his famous father, it appears the youngster is showing positive signs to follow in the Real Madrid superstar's illustrious footsteps.

MIKE DICKSON IN MIAMI: Andy Murray channelled his anger at accidentally being handed a women's tennis ball to use to power his way to victory in the Miami Open. The strange incident happened in the second set of an eventual 6-3 7-5 second round victory over Denis Istomin. Murray was serving at 2-2 when he discovered that a ballkid had accidentally plucked a women's tennis ball from a courtside flower bed and mixed it among the existing balls.

OLIVER HOLT - SPECIAL REPORT: After a couple of stops at immaculately kept stations, an earnest young man sits down and asks where I am from. His name is Sri and he is a law student at university in Mumbai. He says it is his ambition to become a judge at the High Court in the magnificent building that towers over the Oval Maidan in the centre of the city. But what he really wants to talk about is the World T20 and cricket. I tell him I am going to Kalyan to see Pranav Dhanawade, the 15-year-old schoolboy who scored 1,009 runs not out in one innings a couple of months ago and broke one of cricket's oldest and most famous records. Sri smiles. He has heard of Pranav.