Piers Morgan in emotional tribute to Andrew Symonds after cricketing legend's death

Boris Becker arrives for sentencing at London court

Wimbledon chief says call not made on Barty centre court replacement

Mickelson signs up for controversial LIV Golf Invitational

Wimbledon chief speaks to Express Sport about who will open competition

Emma Raducanu announces shock split from coach after just five months

Thomas Tuchel on Lewis Hamilton & Serena Williams' involvement in Chelsea's takeover

CCTV footage of Amir Khan robbery

Mercedes launch their new 2022 car

Fury confirms retirement plans after stopping Whyte

In pictures: Tyson Fury v Dillian Whyte

Conte coy on potential Tottenham return for Eriksen

Fury and Whyte weigh in ahead of heavyweight world title fight

Max Verstappen make subtle at Lewis Hamilton

F1 Preview: A Lap Of The Emilia Romagna Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton and Serena Williams back Chelsea bid

Carlos Sainz commits future to Ferrari until 2024

Piers Morgan has paid a glowing tribute to Andrew Symonds following the tragic news of his death in Queensland. Symonds, who played 26 Tests, 198 one-day internationals and 14 T20s for Australia between 1998 and 2009, was confirmed dead by police after being involved in a car crash.

In a statement, officers said early investigations had suggested Symonds' car "left the roadway and rolled". They added: "Emergency services attempted to revive the 46-year-old driver and sole occupant, however, he died of his injuries. The forensic crash unit is investigating."

Only in March, the 46-year-old attended a memorial service for another cricket great, legendary leg-spinner Shane Warne. His passing came just days after former wicket-keeper Rodney Marsh had also died, in what has proved a harrowing period for the sport in Australia.

And among those to pay their