| England v Pakistan, day two, third Test, Dubai |
 Stay up to date with all the action on day two of the third Test between England and Pakistan with Sportsmail's unrivalled team. |
| Nasser Hussain: Umpires now encouraged to guess |
 The decision-review system has changed the game, unquestionably. We have only had eight days of cricket in this series and already there have been 35 lbws! |
| Scotland v England live |
 Sportsmail brings you the thrills and spills from the Six Nations clash between the Auld Enemies, Scotland and England who go head-to-head at Murrayfield. |
| Arsenal v Blackburn live |
 Follow Sportsmail's coverage of the Barclays Premier League as Arsenal host Blackburn at the Emirates Stadium to kick off the weekend's action. |
| PREMIER LEAGUE LIVE: QPR v Wolves, Stoke v Sunderland, Norwich v Bolton, Wigan v Everton, West Brom v Swansea |
 Follow Sportsmail's coverage of the Barclays Premier League where the relegation battle between QPR and Wolves is one of five games kicking off at 3pm. |
| Manchester City v Fulham live |
 Follow Sportsmail's coverage of the Barclays Premier League as table-toppers Manchester City host Fulham at the Etihad Stadium to wrap up Saturday's action. |
| Barclays Premier League team news for February 4-6 |
 Sportsmail brings you the latest squad news on every Premier League team as it breaks throughout today. Find out information on every squad for February 4-6. |
| Harry Redknapp tax trial: Jurors told to keep eyes on the ball |
 Jurors hearing Harry Redknapp's tax evasion trial were warned to 'keep their eyes on the ball' when they consider their verdicts. The prosecution alleged that Redknapp was 'driven with his back to the wall to lie'. |
| Six Nations 2012: Scotland warn England |
 England were placed on high alert about the threat of a wet and wild Calcutta Cup showdown at Murrayfield as Andy Robinson warned that his Scotland team will aim to create chaos and 'mayhem'. |
| Six Nations 2012: Toby Faletau demands Wales move on |
 Toby Faletau says Sunday's clash with Ireland marks a new beginning for Wales. The No 8, who made his mark in New Zealand, has warned his team-mates. |