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Cricket
A Test to remember in Nottingham.
Neil Warnock enjoyed it, too.
Nothing beats a hug from mum.
Kevin Pietersen was on his travels.
David Willey announced his departure from Yorkshire.
Football
Things escalated quickly for Steven Gerrard.
All smiles for Darwin.
The Lionesses had a special visitor.
Beth Mead got the nod.
David De Gea chilled out.
Eric Dier posed an interesting question.
Alan Shearer reminisced.
A new project for Mason Mount.
Boxing
Quick message from Tyson Fury.
Frank Bruno has no plans to re-enter the ring.
Tennis
Katie Boulter marched on.
Belinda Bencic recalled an epic point.
Johanna Konta and bump briefly returned to the court.
Athletics
Laura Muir was in good shape for a busy summer.
Usain Bolt was still basking in the glory of Soccer Aid.
Cycling
Sir Chris Hoy was modest, as ever.
Rugby Union
Maro Itoje was chuffed.
Swimming
Sharron Davies earned some guilt-free R&R.
Formula One
James Hunt was remembered.