2022 sporting calendar: Large occasions from Winter Olympics to the World Cup

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British skier Dave Ryding, tennis star Emma Raducanu, runner Dina Asher-Smith and footballer Harry Kane all hope to be celebrating success in 2022
British skier Dave Ryding, tennis star Emma Raducanu, sprinter Dina Asher-Smith and footballer Harry Kane all hope to be celebrating success in 2022

A brand new 12 months presents the prospect of a lot good sport to stay up for in 2022.

The Winter Olympics and the Winter Paralympics happen in Beijing early in 2022 and the Commonwealth Video games will probably be held in Birmingham in the summertime.

There are two main soccer tournaments – with Girls’s Euro 2022 in England in July and the lads’s World Cup in Qatar in November and December.

The Rugby League World Cup in England begins in October and there are additionally males’s and girls’s Cricket World Cups.

However with the Covid-19 pandemic nonetheless inflicting main issues world wide, it stays to be seen whether or not all of the occasions will happen as deliberate and whether or not venues will probably be packed to capability.

Major events on the BBC in 2022 include the Winter Olympics, Commonwealth Games, Women's Euros and men's football World Cup

2022’s unmissable occasions

4-20 February – Winter Olympics, Beijing

Nice Britain will ship a staff of about 50 athletes to China, with hopes of surpassing the 5 medals gained at Sochi 2014 and Pyeongchang 2018. In the event that they do, they are going to change into essentially the most profitable British Winter Olympic staff of all time.

Great Britain's Dave Ryding
Dave Ryding will search to win Britain’s first Winter Olympic alpine snowboarding medal

5 Feb-19 March – Rugby Union – Six Nations

Wales secured the title in 2021 after Scotland beat France in a dramatic encounter in Paris. England completed fifth however go into this 12 months’s event on the again of a victory over world champions South Africa. France, with world participant of the 12 months Antoine Dupont, look favourites however Eire are additionally in good kind.

4-13 March – Winter Paralympics, Beijing

Visually impaired skier Menna Fitzpatrick grew to become Britain’s most profitable Winter Paralympian, together with information Jen Kehoe, in profitable a gold, two silvers and a bronze 4 years in the past. She hopes to assist Nice Britain enhance on their complete of seven medals from the 2018 Video games.

Menna Fitzpatrick (right) and guide Jen Kehoe celebrate Paralympic gold
Jen Kehoe and Menna Fitzpatrick grew to become Britain’s most profitable Winter Paralympians in Pyeongchang

4 March-3 April – Cricket – Girls’s ODI World Cup, New Zealand

At a event that was postponed a 12 months due to the Covid pandemic, England will bid to defend the title they gained at Lord’s in 2017 however Australia will begin as favourites.

England celebrate winning the 2017 World Cup
England beat India by 9 runs within the 2017 World Cup last at Lord’s

24 March – Soccer – World Cup European qualification semi-finals: Wales v Austria, Scotland v Ukraine

If Scotland and Wales win their matches, they are going to face one another in Cardiff on 29 March with a spot in Qatar up for grabs. Wales are bidding to achieve their first World Cup in 64 years, whereas Scotland final appeared in 1998. The play-off draw means both European champions Italy or Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal won’t be on the World Cup.

Scotland's Scott McTominay and Wales' Gareth Bale
Scotland’s Scott McTominay and Wales’ Gareth Bale may face one another within the play-off last

9 April – Horse racing – Grand Nationwide, Aintree

Eire’s Rachael Blackmore created historical past by turning into the primary feminine jockey to win the Grand Nationwide, triumphing on Minella Instances in final 12 months’s race. Can she win once more in 2022?

14 Could – Soccer – FA Cup last, Wembley

Leicester are the holders because of a well-known win over Chelsea final Could, sealed by Youri Tielemans’ spectacular strike.

15 Could – Soccer – Girls’s FA Cup last, Wembley

Final season’s last was delayed till December, when Chelsea accomplished a belated home treble in gorgeous style by beating Arsenal 3-0 at Wembley.

Football finals in May 2022 include the FA Cup final and the Champions League final

21 Could – Soccer – Scottish Cup last, Hampden

St Johnstone secured a outstanding cup double by beating Hibernian 1-0 in final 12 months’s last.

28 Could – Soccer – Champions League last, St Petersburg

Chelsea beat Manchester Metropolis to win final 12 months’s last and each are going robust on this 12 months’s competitors. Liverpool and Manchester United have additionally made it via to the final 16.

2 June to 12 September – Cricket – England males host New Zealand, India and South Africa

A packed summer time schedule additionally contains the ultimate Check in opposition to India, carried over from 2021 due to plenty of Covid instances within the vacationers’ camp.

England men's cricket team host New Zealand, India and South Africa in the summer of 2022

27 June-10 July – Tennis – Wimbledon

US Open champion Emma Raducanu would be the centre of consideration however Andy Murray will hope for run – and fellow Britons Cameron Norrie and Dan Evans may additionally make headlines after a powerful 2021.

Emma Raducanu
Emma Raducanu reached the fourth spherical on her Wimbledon debut in 2021 – how far can the US Open champion go in 2022?

3 July – Method 1 – British Grand Prix, Silverstone

Lewis Hamilton gained final 12 months’s race regardless of a first-lap crash with Max Verstappen and the Briton’s duel with the Dutch world champion guarantees to be one of many nice rivalries of 2022.

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen
Lewis Hamilton will search to regain the Method 1 world title from Max Verstappen

6-31 July – Soccer – Girls’s Euro 2022, England

Hosts England will look to go one higher than the lads’s staff by turning into European champions for the primary time, whereas the Netherlands search to defend their title. Northern Eire have certified for the primary time.

Ellen White became become England Women's all-time top scorer in 2021
Ellen White, who change into England’s all-time ladies’s prime scorer in 2021, hopes to fireplace her nation to Euro 2022 glory

14-17 July – Golf – The Open, The Previous Course, St Andrews

The house of golf hosts the a hundred and fiftieth Open Championship. Collin Morikawa holds the Claret Jug however all eyes will probably be on the attainable presence of 15-time main winner Tiger Woods, who hopes to play after practically shedding his proper leg in a automobile crash final February.

15-24 July – Athletics – World Championships, Eugene, Oregon, United States

Britons Dina Asher-Smith and Katarina Johnson-Thompson will bid to defend their world titles, whereas Olympic medallists Keely Hodgkinson, Laura Muir and Holly Bradshaw will look so as to add to their medal collections.

Dina Asher-Smith
Dina Asher-Smith is the defending world and European 200m champion

28 July-8 August – Commonwealth Video games, Birmingham

The schedule options extra medal occasions for girls than males for the primary time in Commonwealth Video games historical past, in addition to a completely built-in Para-sport programme. Alongside the standard Commonwealth sports activities, a ladies’s Twenty20 cricket event will probably be held.

Katie Archibald and Laura Kenny
Olympic champions Katie Archibald and Laura Kenny may compete in opposition to one another on the Commonwealth Video games earlier than teaming up for Britain on the European Sports activities Championships

11-21 August – Olympic sports activities – European Championships, Munich

Britain’s Olympic stars will compete for medals in athletics, seashore volleyball, canoe dash, biking, gymnastics, rowing, sport climbing, desk tennis and triathlon.

8 Oct-12 Nov – Rugby Union – Girls’s World Cup, New Zealand

Six Nations champions England have gained their previous 18 matches and are clear favourites following report back-to-back victories over present champions New Zealand final autumn.

England celebrate with trophy
England, who’ve gained their previous 18 matches, will search to win a fourth successive Girls’s Six Nations in April

15 Oct-19 Nov – Rugby League World Cup, England

Delayed by a 12 months, the event options 61 video games and separate tournaments for males, ladies and wheelchair gamers.

Australia beat England to win the 2017 Rugby League World Cup
Australia beat England to win the 2017 Rugby League World Cup – however will dwelling benefit allow England to carry the trophy this time?

17 Oct-14 Nov – Cricket – Males’s T20 World Cup, Australia

Australia powered to an eight-wicket victory over New Zealand to win the Males’s T20 World Cup for the primary time in November. England will look to do higher after shedding to the Black Caps within the semi-finals.

21 Nov-18 Dec – Soccer – World Cup, Qatar

The Premier League takes a break as the primary World Cup to be held within the Arab world kicks off on the finish of the 12 months to keep away from Qatar’s intense summer time warmth. England have already certified and may very well be joined by Wales or Scotland.

Harry Kane celebrates with Trent Alexander-Arnold
England hit double figures for the primary time since 1964 as they secured qualification for the 2022 World Cup with a 10-0 win over San Marino

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2022 sporting calendar intimately

Dates and venues are topic to alter. The BBC will not be chargeable for any adjustments which are made. Some occasions and fixtures have but to be introduced

January – Ashes cricket and Australian Open tennis

3: Darts – World Championship last, Alexandra Palace, London

4-5: Soccer – EFL Cup semi-finals, first legs

4-8: Cricket – Australia v England fourth Ashes Check, Sydney Cricket Floor, Sydney

7-10: Soccer – FA Cup third spherical

8, 11 & 14: Cricket – West Indies v Eire ODIs, Kingston, Jamaica

9-16: Snooker – Masters, Alexandra Palace, London

9 Jan-6 Feb: Soccer – Africa Cup of Nations, Cameroon

11-12: Soccer – EFL Cup semi-finals, second legs

14-18: Cricket – Australia v England fifth Ashes Check, Blundstone Area, Hobart

15, 16, 18 & 19: Netball – Quad Collection that includes England, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, Copper Field Area, London

17-30: Tennis – Australian Open, Melbourne

22, 23, 26, 29 & 30: Cricket – West Indies v England T20, Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados

22: Combined martial arts – UFC 270, Honda Centre, Anaheim, California

27-30: Cricket – Girls’s Ashes: Australia v England Check, Manuka Oval, Canberra

28-29: Motorsport – Method E rounds one and two, Diriyah, Saudi Arabia

30: American Soccer – NFL Convention Championships

February – Winter Olympics, Six Nations and Girls’s Ashes

3-12: Soccer – Membership World Cup, United Arab Emirates

4, 6 & 10: Cricket – Girls’s Ashes: Australia v England T20 internationals, North Sydney Oval, Adelaide Oval

4-20: Winter Olympics, Beijing

5-6: Rugby Union – Six Nations spherical one: Eire v Wales, Scotland v England (each 5 Feb); France v Italy (6 Feb)

10: Rugby League – Tremendous League season begins

10-14: Snooker – Girls’s World Championship, Ding Junhui Snooker Academy, Sheffield

12-13: Rugby Union – Six Nations spherical two: Wales v Scotland, France v Eire (each 12 Feb); Italy v England (13 Feb)

12: Motorsport – Method E third spherical, Mexico Metropolis

12: Combined martial arts – UFC 271, Toyota Centre, Houston, Texas

13, 16 & 19: Cricket – Girls’s Ashes: Australia v England ODIs, Adelaide Oval, Junction Oval

13: American Soccer – Tremendous Bowl 56, SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles

17-20: Para-Swimming – World Collection assembly, Aberdeen

19: Athletics – Indoor Grand Prix, Utilita Area, Birmingham

19: Boxing – Amir Khan v Kell Brook, Manchester Area

19: Rugby Union – ladies’s World Cup last qualification event: Scotland v Colombia semi-final (last on 25 Feb)

20: Basketball – NBA All-Star Recreation, Cleveland, Ohio

26-27: Rugby Union – Six Nations spherical three: Scotland v France, England v Wales (each 26 Feb; Eire v Italy (27 Feb)

26: Boxing – Josh Taylor v Jack Catterall (WBA, WBC, IBF and WBO super-lightweight titles), Glasgow Area

27: Soccer – League Cup last, Wembley Stadium

March – Winter Paralympics, Girls’s Cricket World Cup and begin of Method 1 season

4-13: Winter Paralympics, China

4 March-3 April: Cricket – Girls’s World Cup, New Zealand

5: Combined martial arts – UFC 272, T-Cell Area, Las Vegas

5: Motorsport – Method E fourth spherical, venue TBC

6: Soccer – FA Girls’s League Cup last, Cherry Purple Data Stadium, Wimbledon

8-12: Cricket – West Indies v England first Check, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound, Antigua

10-13: Golf – Gamers Championship, TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Seaside, Florida

11-12: Rugby Union – Six Nations spherical 4: Wales v France (11 Feb); Italy v Scotland, England v Eire (each 12 Feb)

15-18: Horse racing – Cheltenham Competition

16-20: Cricket – West Indies v England second Check, Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados

18-20: Athletics – World Indoor Championships, Belgrade, Serbia

19: Rugby Union – Six Nations spherical 5: Wales v Italy, Eire v Scotland, France v England

19: Motorsport – Method E spherical 5, TBC

20: Method 1 – Bahrain Grand Prix, Sakhir

20: Basketball – British Basketball League Trophy Finals, Glasgow Area

24: Soccer – European World Cup qualification semi-finals: Wales v Austria, Scotland v Ukraine; Russia v Poland, Sweden v Czech Republic; Portugal v Turkey, Italy v North Macedonia

24-28: Cricket – West Indies v England third Check, Nationwide Cricket Stadium, St George’s, Grenada

26-27: Rugby Union – Girls’s Six Nations: Scotland v England, Eire v Wales (Saturday); France v Italy (Sunday)

27: Method 1 – Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Jeddah

29: Soccer – European World Cup qualification finals: Wales or Austria v Scotland or Ukraine; Russia or Poland v Sweden or Czech Republic; Portugal or Turkey v Italy or North Macedonia

31 Mar-3 Apr: Golf – Chevron Championship (ladies’s main), Mission Hills, Rancho Mirage, California

April – Girls’s Six Nations, Grand Nationwide, Masters

2-3: Rugby Union – Girls’s Six Nations: France v Eire, Wales v Scotland (Saturday); Italy v England (Sunday)

3: Soccer – EFL Trophy last, Wembley Stadium

3: Rowing – Boat Race, River Thames

5-10: Swimming – British Championships, Ponds Forge Worldwide, Sheffield

7-10: Golf – The Masters, Augusta Nationwide Golf Membership, Georgia

8: Soccer – Girls’s World Cup qualifying: North Macedonia v England; Ukraine v Scotland; Wales v France; Austria v Northern Eire

9: Horse racing – Grand Nationwide, Aintree, Liverpool

9: Motorsport – Method E spherical six, Rome

9-10: Rugby Union – Girls’s Six Nations: England v Wales (Saturday); Scotland v France, Eire v Italy (Sunday)

10: Method 1 – Australian Grand Prix, Albert Park Circuit, Melbourne

12: Soccer – Girls’s World Cup qualifying: Northern Eire v England; Scotland v Spain; Kazakhstan v Wales;

15-16: Tennis – Billie Jean King Cup Qualifiers: Czech Republic v Nice Britain

16-17: Soccer – FA Cup semi-finals, Wembley Stadium

16-17: Soccer – Scottish Cup semi-finals, Hampden

16-22: Invictus Video games, the Hague, the Netherlands

16 Apr-2 Could: Snooker – World Championship, Crucible Theatre, Sheffield

17: Soccer – Girls’s FA Cup semi-finals

21-24: Biking – UCI Observe Nations Cup, Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome, Glasgow

22, 23 & 24: Rugby Union – Girls’s Six Nations: Wales v France (Friday); Italy v Scotland (Saturday); England v Eire (Sunday)

24: Method 1 – Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, Imola

26-27: Soccer – Champions League semi-finals, first legs

28: Soccer – Europa League and Convention League semi-finals, first legs

30: Rugby Union – Girls’s Six Nations last spherical: Wales v Italy, France v England, Eire v Scotland

30: Motorsport – Method E spherical seven, Monaco

Could – FA Cup last, Champions League last and French Open tennis

3-4: Soccer – Champions League semi-finals, second legs

5: Soccer – Europa League and Convention League semi-finals, second legs

7: Rugby League – Girls’s Problem Cup last, Elland Street, Leeds

8: Method 1 – Miami Grand Prix, Miami Worldwide Autodrome, Miami

7-29: Biking – Giro d’Italia, Hungary and Italy

13: Athletics – Diamond League, Doha, Qatar

13-15: Rugby Union – European Champions Cup and Problem Cup semi-finals

13-29: Aquatics – World Championships, Fukuoka, Japan (swimming, water polo, diving, creative swimming, open water, excessive diving)

13-29: Ice hockey – Males’s World Championship, Finland

14: Soccer – FA Cup last, Wembley Stadium

14: Motorsport – Method E spherical eight, Berlin

14: Athletics – Evening of the ten,000m PBs incorporating the British trial race for the World Championships, Parliament Hill Athletics Observe, London

15: Soccer – Girls’s FA Cup last, Wembley Stadium

16 Could-5 June: Tennis – French Open, Roland Garros, Paris

18: Soccer – Europa League last, Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium, Seville

19-22: Golf – US PGA Championship, Southern Hills Nation Membership, Tulsa, Oklahoma

21: Soccer – Scottish Cup last, Hampden Park, Glasgow

21: Athletics – Diamond League, Birmingham TBC

21: Soccer – League One Play-Off last, Wembley Stadium

22: Soccer – Remaining day of Premier League season

22: Soccer – Girls’s Champions League last, Juventus Stadium, Turin

22: Method 1 – Spanish Grand Prix ,Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Barcelona

27: Rugby Union – European Problem Cup last, Stade Velodrome, Marseille, France

28: Rugby League – Problem Cup last, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

28: Rugby Union – European Champions Cup last, Stade Velodrome, Marseille, France

28: Soccer – Champions League last, Krestovsky Stadium, Saint Petersburg, Russia

28: Soccer – League Two Play-Off last, Wembley Stadium

28: Athletics – Diamond League, Eugene, Oregon

28-29: Biking – BMX Racing World Cup, Glasgow BMX Centre

29: Method 1 – Monaco Grand Prix, Circuit de Monte Carlo, Monaco

29: Soccer – Championship Play-Off last, Wembley Stadium

29: Motorsport – Indianapolis 500, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Indianapolis, Indiana

June – England v New Zealand Check sequence, Nations League soccer and Wimbledon

2: Soccer – Nations League group stage: Northern Eire v Greece

2-5: Golf – US Girls’s Open, Pine Needles, Southern Pines, North Carolina

2-6: Cricket – England v New Zealand first Check, Lord’s

3: Soccer – Nations League group stage: Poland v Wales

3-4: Horse racing – Epsom Derby Competition, Epsom Downs, Surrey

4: Soccer – Nations League group stage: Hungary v England, Scotland v Armenia

4: Rugby Union – Premier 15s last, venue TBC

4: Motorsport – Method E spherical 9, Jakarta

5: Soccer – Nations League group stage: Cyprus or Estonia v Northern Eire

5: Athletics – Diamond League, Rabat, Morocco

6: Soccer – Nations League group stage: Wales v Netherlands

6-11: Biking – Girls’s Tour, UK

7: Soccer – Nations League group stage: Germany v England, Scotland v Ukraine

9: Athletics – Diamond League, Rome, Italy

10: Soccer – Nations League group stage: Wales v Belgium

10-14: Cricket – England v New Zealand second Check, Trent Bridge

11: Soccer – Nations League group stage: England v Italy

11-12: Triathlon – World Championship Collection, Leeds

11-12: Motorsport – 24 Hours of Le Mans, Circuit de la Sarthe, Le Mans, France

11-19: Tennis – Birmingham Basic, Edgbaston Priory Membership, Birmingham

12: Soccer – Nations League group stage: Northern Eire v Cyprus or Estonia

12: Method 1 – Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Baku Metropolis Circuit, Baku

12-18: Para-Swimming – World Championships, Madeira

13: Soccer – Nations League group stage: Netherlands v Wales, Armenia v Scotland

13-19: Tennis – Cinch Championships, Queen’s Membership, London

14: Soccer – Nations League group stage: England v Hungary

14-18: Horse racing – Royal Ascot

16: Athletics – Diamond League, Oslo, Norway

16-19: Golf – US Open, The Nation Membership, Brookline, Massachusetts

17, 19 & 22: Cricket – Netherlands v England ODI sequence, Amstelveen

17-25: Tennis – Eastbourne Worldwide, Devonshire Park, Eastbourne

18: Rugby Union – Premiership last, Twickenham

18: Athletics – Diamond League, Paris, France

19: Method 1 – Canadian Grand Prix, Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, Montreal

22: Soccer – Nations League group stage: Belgium v Wales

23: Soccer – Nations League group stage: Italy v England; Scotland v Republic of Eire

23-26: Golf – Girls’s PGA Championship, Congressional Nation Membership, Bethesda, Maryland

23-27: Cricket – England v New Zealand third Check, Headingley

24: Soccer – Nations League group stage: Northern Eire v Kosovo

25: Rugby Union – United Rugby Championship last, venue TBC

25-27: Athletics – British Championships, Manchester Regional Area

26: Soccer – Nations League group stage: England v Germany; Ukraine v Scotland

27 June-10 July: Tennis – Wimbledon, All England Garden Tennis & Croquet Membership

30: Athletics – Diamond League, Stockholm, Sweden

July – Girls’s Euros, Commonwealth Video games, British Grand Prix & a hundred and fiftieth Open

1-5: Cricket – England v India Check match, Edgbaston (postponed from 2021)

1-17: Hockey – Girls’s World Cup, Spain and Netherlands

1-24: Biking – Tour de France (Grand Depart from Copenhagen, Denmark)

2: Motorsport – Method E spherical 10, Vancouver

3: Method 1 – British Grand Prix, Silverstone

6-31: Soccer – Girls’s Euro 2022, England

7, 9 & 10: Cricket – England v India T20 internationals, Ageas Bowl, Edgbaston & Trent Bridge

7-10: Golf – Scottish Open, The Renaissance Membership, North Berwick

10: Method 1 – Austrian Grand Prix, Purple Bull Ring, Spielberg

12, 14 & 17: Cricket – England v India ODI sequence, The Oval, Lord’s, Previous Trafford

14-17: Golf – a hundred and fiftieth Open Championship, Previous Course, St Andrews

15-24: Athletics – World Championships, Hayward Subject, Eugene, Oregon

16: Cricket – T20 Blast finals day, Edgbaston

16-17: Motorsport – Method E rounds 11 and 12, New York

19, 22 & 24: Cricket – England v South Africa ODI sequence, Riverside, Previous Trafford, Headingley

21-24: Golf – Evian Championship, Evian Resort Golf Membership, France

24: Method 1 – French Grand Prix, Circuit Paul Ricard, Le Castellet, Var

24-31: Biking – Girls’s Tour de France

27, 28 & 31: Cricket – England v South Africa T20 internationals, County Floor, Sophia Gardens, Ageas Bowl

28 July-8 Aug: Commonwealth Video games, Birmingham

30: Soccer – EFL season begins

30: Athletics – Diamond League, Shanghai, China

30-31: Motorsport – Method E rounds 13 and 14, London

31: Method 1 – Hungarian Grand Prix, Hungaroring, Budapest

August – England v South Africa Check sequence, European Sports activities Championships and US Open tennis

4-7: Golf – Girls’s Open, Muirfield, Gullane, East Lothian

6: Soccer – Premier League 2022-2023 season begins

6: Athletics – Diamond League, Shenzhen, China

6-14: Equestrian – World Video games, Herning, Denmark

7: Motorcycling – British MotoGP, Silverstone

10: Athletics – Diamond League, Monaco

11-14: Para-cycling – Street World Championships, Baie-Comeau, Canada

11-21: European Championships, Munich (athletics, seashore volleyball, canoe dash, biking, gymnastics, rowing, sport climbing, desk tennis, and triathlon)

12 Aug-4 Sept: Biking – Vuelta a Espana, Netherlands and Spain

13-14: Motorsport – Method E rounds 13 and 14, Seoul

17-21: Cricket – England v South Africa first Check, Lord’s

22-27: Hockey – Girls’s EuroHockey Qualifiers, Maiden Fort Sports activities Centre, Durham

25-28: Golf – PGA Tour Championship, East Lake, Atlanta, Georgia

25-29: Cricket – England v South Africa second Check, Previous Trafford

26: Athletics – Diamond League, Lausanne, Switzerland

26 Aug-4 Sept: Para-Athletics – World Championships, Kobe, Japan

28: Method 1 – Belgian Grand Prix, Circuit Spa-Francorchamps, Stavelot

29 Aug-11 Sept: Tennis – US Open, Flushing Meadows, New York

September – England v South Africa Check sequence

1-18: Basketball – EuroBasket 2022, Czech Republic, Georgia, Germany and Italy

2: Soccer – Girls’s World Cup qualifying: Luxembourg v Northern Eire; Greece v Wales

2: Athletics – Diamond League, Brussels, Belgium

3: Soccer – Girls’s World Cup qualifying: Austria v England

4-11: Biking – Tour of Britain

4: Method 1 – Dutch Grand Prix, Circuit Zandvoort, Zandvoort

6: Soccer – Girls’s World Cup qualifying: England v Luxembourg; Latvia v Northern Eire; Wales v Slovenia; Faroe Islands v Scotland

7-8: Athletics – Diamond League last, Zurich, Switzerland

8-11: Golf – PGA Championship, Wentworth, Virginia Water

8-12: Cricket – England v South Africa third Check, The Oval

11: Method 1 – Italian Grand Prix, Monza

11: Athletics – Nice North Run, Newcastle

Sept. 11: Rugby Union – World Cup Sevens 2022, Cape City,

14-18: Equestrian – World Equestrian Video games, Rome

18-25: Biking – Street World Championships, Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia

18-25: Rowing – World Championships, Racice, Czech Republic

22-25: Golf – Presidents Cup, Quail Hole Membership, Charlotte, North Carolina

22-27: Soccer – Nations League group stage that includes England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Eire concludes

22 Sep-1 Oct: Basketball – Girls’s World Cup, Australia

23-25: Tennis – 2022 Laver Cup, The O2, London

24: Rugby League – Tremendous League Grand Remaining, Previous Trafford, Manchester

25: Method 1 – Russian Grand Prix, Sochi

30 Sept-1 Oct: Athletics – World Street Working Championships, Riga, Latvia

October – Rugby League World Cup in England and Girls’s Rugby Union World Cup

2: Method 1 – Singapore Grand Prix, Marina Bay Circuit

2: Athletics – London Marathon

8 Oct-12 Nov: Rugby Union – Girls’s World Cup, New Zealand (postponed from 2021)

9: Method 1 – Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka Circuit, Suzuka

10-16: Wheelchair rugby – World Championship, Vejle, Denmark

12-16: Biking – Observe World Championships, Montigny-le-Bretonneux, France

15 Oct-19 Nov: Rugby League – World Cup, England (postponed from 2021)

23: Method 1 – United States Grand Prix, Circuit of the Americas, Austin, Texas

29 Oct-6 Nov: Gymnastics – World Championships, M&S Financial institution Area, Liverpool

30: Method 1 – Mexican Grand Prix, Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, Mexico Metropolis

31 Oct-6 Nov: Tennis – WTA Finals, Shenzhen Bay Sports activities Centre, Shenzhen

November – Soccer World Cup begins and last race of Method 1 season

6: Rugby Union – England v Argentina, Twickenham (different dwelling nations but to announce their autumn fixtures)

8-13: Tennis – Billie Jean King Cup Finals, venue TBC

8-20: Snooker – UK Championship, York Barbican

12: Rugby Union – England v Japan, Twickenham

12-13: Soccer – final Premier League matches earlier than World Cup

13: Method 1 – Brazilian Grand Prix, Autodromo Jose Carlos Tempo, Interlagos

13: Athletics – World Half Marathon Championships, Yangzhou, China

17-20: Golf – DP World Tour Championship, Jumeirah Property, Dubai

17-20: Golf – LPGA Tour Championship, Tiburon, Naples, Florida

19: Rugby Union – England v New Zealand, Twickenham

20: Method 1 – Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi

21 Nov-18 Dec: Soccer – World Cup, Qatar

26: Rugby Union – England v South Africa, Twickenham

TBC: Tennis – ATP Finals, Turin, Italy

TBC: Tennis – Davis Cup Finals, venue TBC

December – Soccer World Cup last

18: Soccer – World Cup last, Lusail Stadium, Qatar

26: Soccer – Premier League season resumes after World Cup

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